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AIRPLANE COMEDIES
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A compilation of early silent comedies all including airplanes of a bygone era, notable for some of the incredible stunts. Includes Air Pockets with some rooftop to rooftop escapades, and Larry Semon, Laurel and Hardy, Little Rascals, Ben Turpin, Billy Bevan and Mack Sennett. Silent and sound.
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ALL NIGHT
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This delightful comedy-drama stars Rudolph Valentino as a lovesick young man trying to get up the courage to ask his long-time friend (Carmel Myers) for a date. A friend (Charles Dorian) invites both to dinner so Valentino can get her alone, romance her and possibly propose. When Dorian's help quits just before an important client is to be entertained, Valentino and Myers are forced to pretend to be husband and wife to impress his friend's client, as Dorian and his wife take over the servants' duties. Edith Mary Warren, William Dyer, Wadsworth Harris and Jack Hull. Silent with orchestra score. Paul Powell---USA---1918---58 mins.
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AMARILLY OF CLOTHES-LINE ALLEY
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One of the extremely popular features that helped make Mary Pickford the first true superstar of motion pictures. Pickford salutes her own Irish roots in this charming tale of the belle of San Francisco's tenement district. "One of the most brilliantly made films of its time. It is made with exuberance, imagination and style. It is, quite simply, adorable" (Kevin Brownlow). Mastered from the 35mm negative and tinted according to original specifications. Silent, with a chamber orchestral score by The Mont Alto Orchestra. Also included is the rarely seen Thomas Ince short The Dream Marshall Neilan---USA---1918---77 mins.
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AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY
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Douglas Fairbanks stars in this silent action comedy involving speeding cars, seaplanes and motor cruises. Lloyd Ingraham---USA---1916---56 mins.
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AMERICAN SLAPSTICK
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Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, Stan Laurel, and Oliver Hardy are just a few of the comedy legends who appear in this rare collection of feature-length silents and archival rarities. From pratfalls to speedy getaways, pranks and antics abound in this winning collection. Includes 17 silent classics plus shorts, rare clips, and more. Silent with musical accompaniment. USA,
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AMERICAN SLAPSTICK 2
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This is a 3-disc collection of seminal works and archival rarities featuring silent comedy legends and forgotten clowns, from the first film directed by Charlie Chaplin to early works by almost unrecognizable Harold Lloyd and Stan Laurel. American Slapstick Volume 2 includes the young Harold Lloyd in Luke Joins the Navy (1916), By the Sad Sea Waves (1917), Bliss (1917), Hey There (1918), and Don't Shove (); the Hal Roach B-listers Dodge Your Debts (1921), Looking for Trouble (1919), Whirl o' the West (1921), The Dippy Dentist (1920), Shiver and Shake (1922), and Post No Bills (1923); educational pictures such as A Fresh Start (1920), At Your Service (1921), Jonah Jones (1924), and Breezing Along (1927); Char lie Chaplin-associated works like Charley Out West (1919), The Hobo (1917), Oh Shoot (1923), Caught in a Park (1915), Gussle's Wayward Path (1915), and Charley's Aunt (1925); films dealing with hearts and havoc like Be Reasonable (1921), Kid Speed (1924), and Call the Wagon (1923); women holding it down in Cinderella Cinders (1920), Hold Still (1926), Hash House Fraud (1915), Faro Nell (1929); and two talkies, Playboy Number One (1937) and
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ARBUCKLE AT KEYSTONE V1
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One of the great stars of Mack Sennett's comedy stable, and simply one of the great stars of silent comedy in general, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle's considerable talents are evident in these classic shorts. Fatty and Mabel Adrift (Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, 1916) co-stars fellow screen legend Mabel Normand in a slapstick delight with surprising moments of warmth and beauty. Fatty Joins the Force (George Nicholls, 1913) has the rotund comedian teaming up with Sennett's Keystone Cops. Finally, Arbuckle shows up in a gues t role in The Speed Kings (Wilfred Lucas, 1913), a spirited comedy Roscoe Arbuckle/George Nicholls/Wilfred Lucas---USA---1913-1916
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ARBUCKLE AT KEYSTONE V2
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Silent comedy great Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle stars in three more historic shorts made for comedy kingpin Mack Sennett. Arbuckle also directed all the films on this volume. Fatty's Tin-Type Tangle (1915) is a domestic farce co-starring Edgar Kennedy. Fatty's Faithful Fido (1915) has Fatty putting his dog to use in a battle with a rival for the same woman. Lastly, Arbuckle is a tramp masquerading as a saloon owner in Fatty's New Role Roscoe Arbuckle---USA---1915
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ARBUCKLE AT KEYSTONE V4
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More timeless laughs with silent screen legend Fatty Arbuckle in three Mack Sennett/Keystone comedy shorts, two directed by Arbuckle himself. Mabel, Fatty and the Law (Roscoe Arbuckle, 1915) is a trademark Sennett-styled domestic farce about two husbands with roaming eyes, co-starring Mabel Normand. In Fatty's Plucky Pup (Roscoe Arbuckle, 1915), Fatty's girl is kidnapped by crooks, but the Keystone Cops and a daring doggie help our hefty hero rescue her. Finally, in Wished on Mabel (Mabel Normand, 1915), Fatty and Mabel Normand get into a scuffle involving a bandit and a watch. Roscoe Arbuckle/Mabel Normand---USA---1915
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ARBUCKLE KEYSTONE V3
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Comedy screen legend Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle directed and stars in these three silent shorts made for Mack Sennett. Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Exposition (1915) co-stars Mabel Normand and Edgar Kennedy in a tale of tourism gone mad. In Fatty and Mabel's Simple Life (1915) Mabel is being prepared for a wedding she does not want to go through with. Then, in Mabel and Fatty's Wash Day (1915), the comedic couple causes plenty of marital confusion when their laundry gets mixed up. Roscoe Arbuckle---USA---1915
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ARE PARENTS PEOPLE?
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Betty Bronson, Florence Vidor, Adolphe Menjou and Lawrence Gray star in this Famous Players-Lasky production. Silent with music track. Malcolm St. Clair---USA---1925---65 mins.
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BABE HARDY EARLY TRAINING
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A young Oliver Hardy is seen in this collection of early silent comedies, which includes Hungry Hearts (1915), One Too Many (1915), Billy West's Fiddlin' Around, The Best and The Villain, a paro dy of Tillie's Punctured Romance in which Hardy is cast as a female
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BARE KNEES
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The quintessential '20s "flapper" movie about free spirited women, the story concerns Billie (Virginia Lee Corbin), whose arrival at her sister's birthday party unleashes a series of a strange and unsettling events. With a full orchestra score. With Donald Keith, Jane Winton, Johnnie Walker, Forest Stanley and Maude Fulton. Erle C. Kenton---USA---1928---61 mins.
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BECOMING CHARLEY CHASE
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This recently-released deluxe four-disc set showcases the many talents of Charley Chase, the forgotten funnyman of silent comedy.
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BIOGRAPH BEFORE D.W. GRIFFITH VOL 1
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A compilation of 15 movies made from between 1903 and 1908 by the American Mutoscope and Biograph Companies. Comedies, chases, special effects. 110 mins.
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BIOGRAPH BEFORE D.W. GRIFFITH VOL 2
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A variety of productions by American Mutoscope and Biograph: The Nihilists, Great Jewel Mystery, A Kentucky Feud, The Silver Wedding, Black Hand, Paymaster, Tunnel Workers, Skyscrapers, The Boy Detective, Her First Adventure, Caught by Wireless, At French Ball. . 95 mins.
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CHARLEY CHASE COLLECTION
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Slapstick mayhem abounds in six shorts featuring silent comedian Charley Chase, directed by Hal Roach between 1924-26. From straight buffoonery to elaborate bedroom farces, Chase's manic antics made his a top box-office draw. Includes Mum's the Word, April Fool, Mighty Like a Moose and more.
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CHARLEY CHASE COLLECTION 2
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Six two-reel comedies from an unsung hero of silent comedy. Spanning the years 1926-1928, these slapstick romps showcase "Good Time Charley's" carefree, frivolous style--the energetic joi de vivre that came to define the 20's. Includes His Wooden Wedding (1925, 19 mins.), Isn't Life Terrible (1925, 24 mins.), Innocent Husbands (1925, 24 mins.), Dog Shy (1926, 23 mins.), Bromo and Juliet (1926, 22 mins.), and Shine 'Em Up (1922, 15 mins.). 127 mins.
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CHARLEY CHASE JIMMY JUMP SERIE
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Includes All Wet, Powder and Smoke, Fighting Fluid, Fraidy Cat, Big Red Riding Hood, Rats Knuckles, Young Oldfield, Poor Fish, Ten Minute Egg and One of the Family Silent with music track, 120 mins.
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CLASSIC COMEDIES FROM HOLLYWOOD
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From slapstick gags to sophisticated banter, this sprawling collection of classic comedies is designed to appeal to every sense of humor. Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, and Carole Lombard are just a few of the stars who appear in these fifteen very funny features. Includes The Gold Rush (Charlie Chaplin, 1925, 85 mins.), The General (Clyde Bruckman, 1927, 75 mins.), My Man Godfrey (Gregory La Cava, 1936, 95 mins.), His Girl Friday (Howard Hawks, 1940, 92 mins.), Nothing Sacred. (William Wellman, 1937, 75 mins.), and many more. 1315 mins.
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