Taking refuge from a rainstorm in a deserted farmhouse, young married couple Joe and Loretta Martin (Edward Norris and...
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1935
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This second and final "Bulldog Drummond" film to star Ronald Colman, finds the famed sleuth in the midst of a sinister plan...
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1934
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1934
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In this drama, an unemployed young woman who must support her younger brother pays a visit to a gambler who wants her body....
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1929
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Chicken a la King was based on Mr. Romeo, a play by Harry Wagstaff Gribble. When his brother-in-law Oscar Barrows...
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1928
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Sammy Cohen, Fox Studios' resident Jewish comic, heads the cast of Homesick. This one is all about a cross-country bicycle...
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1928
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Why Sailors Go Wrong was directed by Henry "Pathe" Lehrmann, whose comedy technique hadn't changed much since his days with...
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1928
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Personable Owen Moore starred in this romantic comedy from Warner Bros. featuring Dolores Costello. About to marry his...
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1927
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Henry Lehrman and Percy Pembroke, two graduates of the 2-reel comedy mills, shared directorial responsibilities for...
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1927
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1927
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Stalwart movie hero Kenneth Harlan has the situation well in hand during most of The Fighting Edge. Disguised as half-breed,...
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1926
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1924
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This comedy was a satire on serious melodrama, and ex-Mack Sennett director Henry Lehrman gave it as many thrills as it had...
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1922
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Roaring Lions and Wedding Bells was the inaugural entry in the "Sunshine Comedies," a long-running series of two-reelers...
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1917
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Comedy director Henry Lehrman left the Keystone studios to form his own production company, L-KO. Sometimes his slapstick...
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1917
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In this two-reeler, comedy director Henry Lehrman creates a chase that is almost up to par with his alma mater, the Keystone...
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1916
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1916
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After leaving producer Mack Sennett, comedy director Henry Lehrman formed his own studio. The gags to this three-reeler don't...
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1916
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While the humor in this ethnic comedy seems nasty and cynical today, filmgoers of the 1910s apparently found it hilarious. It...
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1916
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Released by Universal, this three-reel comedy was produced by LKO, a Keystone-like operation managed by director...
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1915
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1914
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1914
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1914
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This typical Keystone slapstick comedy was Charlie Chaplin's first appearance on film. An Englishman (Chaplin) cons a...
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1913
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1912
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1911
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1911
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No relation to the 1910 D.W.Griffith production of the same name, the 1913 release The Iconoclast was a three-reeler from the...
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1910
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1910
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Described by its parent studio Biograph as a "French Revolution melodrama," Nursing a Viper runs a thrill-packed 920 feet (or...
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1909
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