The Claw is set in Africa, where the wealthy but spineless Maurice Stair (Norman Kerry) has arrived to assume management of...
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1927
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The 1926 Ranson's Folly was the second screen version of the rough-and-tumble novel by journalist Richard Harding Davis....
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1926
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The White Black Sheep in this stiff-upper-lip actioner is Robert Kincairn (Richard Bartheless), the dissolute son of a...
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1926
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1926
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Although trade paper Motion Picture News insisted no pun was intended, readers probably groaned anyhow when it stated that...
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1925
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Esther Ralston, who plays a nice chorus girl in this comedy-drama, is upstaged by Margaret Livingston, who has a...
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1925
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The ambitious and beautiful Sonya Mendel (Jetta Goudal) works her way up from the ghetto and lands a job as a reporter for a...
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1925
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Mariposa (Pola Negri) is a dancer in a Spanish café who is discovered by theatrical manager Señor Sprotti (Cesare Gravina)...
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1925
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The still photographs of this costume picture, showing Rudolph Valentino wearing foppish 18th century finery, are actually...
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1924
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Glamorous Gloria Swanson dressed down for this story of a little Parisian thief. Toinette (Swanson) is the leader of a band...
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1924
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Although Norma Talmadge was at the height of her stardom, she was not immune to poor material, nor was veteran screenwriter...
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1924
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Engine trouble forces an airplane to land with a trio of passengers in the mythical kingdom of Rukh. Major Crespin (Harry T....
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1923
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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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1923
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A picture featuring orphans was always a good box-office bet in the early '20s, so it's no surprise that the novel by Kate...
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1922
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1921
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A pert Vitagraph ingenue very much cast in the Mary Pickford mold and advertised as "The Girl with the Million Dollar Smile,"...
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1921
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1920
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Natalie and Barbara Rand (Catherine Calvert and Ann May) are sisters from a poor Southern family. Natalie is engaged to the...
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1919
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"Incog" is short for "incognito," which is the state in which the heroine finds herself during most of this film. Unable to...
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1916
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In her longest film to date -- 6 reels -- Mary Pickford starred in this well-made drama as an American girl, kidnapped as a...
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1916
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While honeymooning in Paris, wealthy John Battleby Watts (Donald Brian) is persuaded to purchase a $20,000 necklace for his...
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1916
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Set in Ireland, this romantic silent adventure begins when a fine orphaned lass, who has spent her youth taking care of her...
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1916
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1916
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Donald MacGregor (Arda LaCroix), a Scotsman, is about to present his daughter Jean (Valentine Grant) with a new stepmother...
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1916
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Subtlety was not the strong suit of the barnstorming Clyde Fitch play The Moth and the Flame. As indicated by the title, this...
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1915
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When he wasn't churning out "Curses, foiled again!" melodramas, playwright Owen Davis Sr. specialized in such social dramas...
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1915
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Not surprisingly, Mary Pickford failed to look sufficiently Japanese in this five-reel melodrama based on John Luther Long's...
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1915
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1915
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Director Sidney Olcott was apparently in the midst of filming this tale of Irish patriotism and English oppression when the...
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1915
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1914
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1914
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During its brief but colorful history, the pioneering Kalem company turned out a number of box-office successes. Foremost...
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1912
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Several atmospheric scenes were lensed in Ireland for this Kalem one-reeler. The hero leaves the Auld Sod for America,...
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1910
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1907
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