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Donald Ransome
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1932
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In this low-budget romantic comedy, a beautiful model from Paris sets her sights on the heart of an American ex-lover and so...
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Jack Stanley
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1928
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Schulyer Van Loan
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1928
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Long before Richard Harding Davis' "Gallegher" stories were serialized for television by Walt Disney, popular silent-screen...
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Callahan
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1928
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1928
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1928
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The Clara Bow vehicle Three Week Ends was based on a story by Elinor Glyn, the romance novelist who bestowed the "It Girl"...
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Turner
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1928
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Those who believe that It Happened One Night was the first film to tap the comic potential of "auto courts" (later known as...
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Bill James
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1927
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Silent-film leading man Harrison Ford (no relation to the current box-office champion) stars as John Douglas Jr., a...
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John Douglas, Jr.
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1927
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1927
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Girl in the Pullman is a standard door-slamming farce in the fine tradition of Up in Mabel's Room and...
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1927
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Previously filmed in 1914, the popular turn-of-the-century stage farce Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary was remade in 1927. This...
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1927
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Dan Marely
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1927
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William Duke
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1926
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Pert and pretty Sandy McNeill (Madge Bellamy) is strong-armed by her parents into marrying wealthy Ben Murillo (Bardson Bard...
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Ramon Worth
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1926
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Murdock, Joseph
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1926
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This melodrama was based on the novel The Just and the Unjust by Vaughn Kester. District attorney John North (Harrison Ford)...
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1926
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Henry Williams
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1926
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This first film version of the Otto Harbach-William Collison stage farce Up in Mabel's Room was released in 1926, the same...
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Garry Ainsworth
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1926
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Fred Ketlar/King of Jazz
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1925
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Although this isn't a top-notch Marion Davies film, she's still very charming in it. Mamie Smith (Davies in pigtails and...
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Dan Murchison
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1925
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After a few films that did not showcase her talent well, Bebe Daniels was able to redeem herself in this comedy based on the...
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Anthony Blunt
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1925
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Corinne Griffith stars in this jazz-age drama, which contains a seemingly endless round of wild parties and bootleg gin....
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Tom Carrol
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1925
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King Vidor does a nice job of making an insignificant novel by Lawrence Rising into a pleasant light comedy. Fernanda...
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Don Jamie
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1925
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Richard Wayne
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1924
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When John Briggs (Harrison Ford) returns from the Great War (later known as World War I), he tries his hand at writing, but...
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1924
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This states rights drama features Pauline Garon and Harrison Ford. Sally Whipple, a thoroughly unconventional young woman...
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Jimmy Munroe
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1924
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Grace Barrow (Hope Hampton) has become a cabaret dancer in New York, and when she hears her ailing mother needs money, she...
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Robert Casson
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1924
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Newspaper magnate and movie producer William Randolph Hearst created this massive epic about the American Revolution to...
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Charles Fownes (Lord Brereton)
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1924
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This charming and expensively made historical romance was one of Marion Davies' best films. She spends much of the picture...
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Larry Delevan
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1923
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Filmmaker Hugo Ballin) pulled out all the stops on this adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray's novel of the Napoleonic...
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George Osborne
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1923
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While this theatrical drama is based on the clichéd premise of a country girl coming to the big city, it offers some colorful...
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Tom Drake
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1923
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This commonplace rural drama was purely filler for Helen Jerome Eddy, Harrison Ford, and the theaters that booked it. Jane...
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Peter Jamison
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1922
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This picture was one of several that Sam Wood directed for Gloria Swanson, and its lavishness shows the influence of Cecil B....
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Lawrence Pell, His Brother
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1922
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Actor/ writer/ director Erich Von Stroheim stars as a fraudulent count, living high on the hog in Monte Carlo. He supports...
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1922
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Producer Joe Schenck reportedly paid seventy-five thousand dollars (an immense sum in those days) for the film rights to the...
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Jeremiah Wayne,Kenneth Wayne
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1922
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Light comedienne Constance Talmadge did some of her best work with the husband/wife, director/writer team of John Emerson and...
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Hector Tomley
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1922
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Character actor Theodore Roberts was better known for his scene-stealing supporting roles than he was as a star in his own...
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Reuben
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1922
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When it reviewed this simple little drama, the trade paper The Film Daily remarked (rather awkwardly), "Ben Schulberg has...
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John Maiden
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1922
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Although Raimunda (Eualie Jensen) marries Esteban (Courtenay Foote), he holds a secret passion for his stepdaughter, Acacia...
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Norbert
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1921
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In 1922 Norma Talmadge was one of the most popular stars of the silent screen, but every now and then she'd wind up in a...
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Clifford Standish
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1921
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This picture, based on the stage play by Lillian Trimble Bradley, was an odd choice of material for star Norma Talmadge -- it...
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Donald Mannerby
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1921
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The lead in this domestic comedy seems tailor-made for vivacious Constance Talmadge -- Rosalie Wayne, who bobs her hair, much...
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Reginald Carter
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1921
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Bebe Daniels stars in this picture, based on the musical comedy by P.G. Wodehouse and Guy Bolton. Although May Barber...
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1920
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1920
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Wanda Hawley debuted as a star in her previous film, Miss Hobbs. So it is suggested that the poor material in this pointless...
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1920
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Barbara (Ethel Clayton) is a naive convent girl who runs off and elopes with a man she doesn't know very well. Only after the...
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1920
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Miss Hobbs (Wanda Hawley, in her first leading role) is a wealthy young lady with advanced ideas. In 1920, that meant that...
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1920
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1919
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This film, based on the stage play Saturday to Monday by William J. Hurlburt, made a nice vehicle for the charms of...
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1919
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Newspaperman Jack Wright (Wallace Reid) borrows five hundred dollars from his reluctant friend Foxhall Peyton (Harrison Ford...
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1919
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Like many another Constance Talmadge vehicle, Romance and Arabella was based on a popular stage play, this one written by...
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1919
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Lighthearted Constance Talmadge stars in this frothy comedy-drama, which, entertaining as it was, had barely enough substance...
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1919
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This film was made primarily to cash in on star Constance Talmadge's sparkling personality. Joan Ludlow (Talmadge) is a...
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1919
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1919
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Douglas Fairbanks starred in the original Broadway production of James B. Fagan's Hawthorne of the USA, but Doug was too...
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1919
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In this witty comedy -- an adaptation of Cyril Harcourt's play -- Constance Talmadge plays a writer who runs a lonely hearts...
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1918
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1918
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Good Night, Paul stars bubbly comedienne Constance Talmadge. This time around, Talmadge's character is happily married (her...
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1918
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John Constable (Harrison Ford) is a writer whose ego is being tempted by designing widow Margaret Alloway (Vera Doria). As a...
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1918
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Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots began life as an Augustus Thomas play, originally written as a vehicle for Margaret Illington. The...
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1918
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The fifth of Constance Talmadge's thirteen starring vehicles for producer Lewis Selznick was A Pair of Silk Stockings. Based...
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1918
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Most theater marquees advertised this Lois Weber production under its alternate title, The Mysterious Mrs. M. Cast in the...
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1917
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1917
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David Burkin
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1916
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