A follow-up to the highly successful Bolero, this lively romantic drama stars George Raft as Joe Martin, a Cuban-American...
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1935
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Canine star Rin Tin Tin makes his all-talking (or is it all-barking?) debut in Warner Bros.' Frozen River. In characteristic...
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Jerry
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1929
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Audrey Scott (Shirley Palmer) is a fun-loving but basically proper college coed, who manages to escape the clutches of one...
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Prof. Ezra Hastings/ Earl Hastings
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1929
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Filmed in 1927, the silent western King of the Herd wasn't shown in New York until 1929. Although the film's official star is...
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Paul Garrison
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1927
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1927
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Playwright Bob Brady (Raymond McKee) sequesters himself in his producer's apartment to pound out the last act of his newest...
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Bob Brady
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1926
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Exclusive Rights was inspired by Invisible Government, a story by Jerome N. Wilson. The central character is a crooked...
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MackMiller
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1926
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It is said that "B"-picture producer Sam Sax was so budget-conscious that he'd write eating scenes into his films to avoid...
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1926
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Clara Bow and Donald Keith were teamed in several low-budget romantic comedies of the 1920s, but only Bow made it to the big...
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Tony
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1926
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This routine comedy-drama starred Raymond McKee, whose big claim to fame was his starring role in Down to the Sea in Ships...
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Patrick O'Brien
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1925
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Lois Wilson stars in this drama, which was based on the novel by Clarence Buddington Kelland. Schoolteacher Carmel Lee...
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Evan B. Pell
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1925
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Forever forced to take a back seat to her pretty, popular younger sister Pauline Garon, Irene Rich manages to land handsome...
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Cholly
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1925
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Producer B. P. Schulberg put his top star, Clara Bow, through her paces in this silent melodrama of a girl (Clara of course)...
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1925
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Clara Bow is the sole redeeming factor of the cheaply produced melodrama Lawful Cheaters. Actually, that's not a fair...
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Richard Steele
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1925
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Theodore Roosevelt
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1924
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Even though director Ernst Lubitsch had only been in the U.S. for a little over a year, his soon-to-be-famous "touch" was...
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1924
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1924
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Viola Dana plays Ruth Ambrose, a citified interior decorator who expands her business to the country. The locals don't quite...
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Allan Hubbard
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1924
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Paul Andrews (Eric St. Clair) returns from the World War (there was only one in those days) with Buddy, a dog he found in...
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1924
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The success of dog stars like Strongheart and Rin-Tin-Tin inspired a number of copycats (or should that be copydogs?)....
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Jack
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1924
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Robert Sandell
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1922
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This whaling drama is most famous as the screen debut of Clara Bow (Bow had actually made one previous film, Beyond the...
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Thomas Allan Dexter
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1922
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Emily Graham (Iris Ashton) marries Philip Amory (Philo McCullough), whose father is the lifelong enemy of Emily's father...
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Willie Silliuan
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1921
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Hobart Bosworth both produced and starred in this rugged drama. Lars Larson (Bosworth) and John Thomas (Wade Boteler) are...
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1921
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Several big wars in the 20th century have inspired films about the fate of the soldiers who returned and had to readjust to...
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1921
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Alice Lake made a fine comic foil for Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle and several other comics at the Keystone studios. In spite of...
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Bob
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1921
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Pert -- and very Caucasian -- Shirley Mason does not make a terribly convincing Chinese girl in this drama, but in the end it...
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1921
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A Southern aristocrat is under doctor's orders to put down his fiddle and take a vacation in the West. He plays a final song...
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1920
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Beebe, a Belgian flower girl (Shirley Mason), falls in love with Victor Fleming (not the director -- although he was known as...
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Jeanot
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1920
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The quaint Irish lass of Annie Crawford's poem and Dion Boucicault's stage play came to the screen for the second time in...
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1919
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This first major adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped adhered fairly faithfully to the original novel....
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1917
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