Title from disc labels and container. Alias Jimmy Valentine: Robert Warwick, Ruth Shepley, Alec B. Francis, John Hines, Robert Cummings. Patchwork girl of Oz: Violet MacMillan, Frank Moore, Raymond Russell, Haras Dranet, Fred Woodward. Florida enchantment: Sidney Drew, Edith Storey, Charles Kent, Jane Morrow, Ada Gifford, Ethel Lloyd, Lillian Burns, Grace Stevens, Alan Campbell, Cortland Van Deusen, Frank O'Neil. Too wise wives: Louise Calhern, Claire Windsor, Phillips Smalley, Mona Lisa. Within our gates: Evelyn reer, Flo Clements, James D. Ruffin, Jack Chenault, William Smith. Scar of shame: Harry Henderson, Norman Johnstone, Ann Kennedy, Lucia Lynn Moses, William E. Pettus. Originally produced as individual silent feature, short and animated motion pictures between 1900 and 1926. "ID4135AP"--Disc labels and container. Issued in box.
Contents:
sides 1-2. Origins of the ganster film: The narrow road (1912, 17 min.) / Biograph; director, D.W. Griffith. Alias Jimmy Valentine (1915, 65 min.) / World Film Corp.; director, Maurice Tourneur -- sides 2-4. Origins of the fantasy feature: The patchwork girl of Oz (1914, 67 min.) / Oz Film Company; producer, L. Frank Baum; director, J. Farrell MacDonald. A Florida enchantment (1914, 63 min.) / Vitagraph; director, Sidney Drew; producer, Sidney Drew -- sides 4-6. Origins of American animation, 1900-1921: The enchanted drawing (1900, 80 sec.) / Edison; animator, J. Stuart Blackton. Fun in a bakery shop (1902, 80 sec.) / Edison; director/cameraman, Edwin S. Porter. Humorous phases of funny faces (1906, 3 min.) / Vitagraph; animator, J. Stuart Blackton. Keeping up with the Joneses [Women's styles] (1915, 3 min.) / Mutual program; animated by H.S. Palmer; produced by the Gaumont Company. Keeping up with the Joneses [Men's styles] (1915, 3 min.) / Mutual program; animated by H.S. Palmer; produced by the Gaumont Company. Dreamy Dud: he resolves not to smoke (1915, 5 min.) / Essanay; by Wallace Carlson. Us fellers: Dud leaves home (1919, 5 min.) / Goldwyn-Bray pictograph; by Wallace Carlson; produced by Bray Pictures Corporation. Bobby Bumps starts a lodge (1916, 5 min.) / by Earl Hurd; Bray Studios. Krazy Kat goes a-wooing (1916, 2 min.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by George Herriman; animated by Leon Searl. Krazy Kat-bugologist (1916, 3 min.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by George Herriman; animated by Frank Moser. Krazy Kat and Ignatz Mouse at the circus (1916, 3 min.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by George Herriman; animated by Leon Searl. The Phable of a busted romance (1916, 2 min.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by T.E. Powers; animated by Raoul Barré. The phable of the phat woman (1916, 2 min.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by T.E. Powers; animated by Raoul Barré. Never again! the story of a speeder cop (1916, 2 min.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by T.E. Powers; animated by Raoul Barré. Mr. Nobody Holme, he buys a jitney (1916, 75 sec.) / Hearst-Vitagraph News pictorial; by T.E. Powers; animated by Leon Searl. Mary & Gretel (1917, 7 min.) / Motoy comedies; Peter pan Film Corp. The dinosaur and the missing link: a prehistoric tragedy (1917, 6 min.) / Conquest pictures. W.S.S. Thriftettes (1918, 30 sec.) / Felton, BDF Films. A.W.O.L., all wrong old laddiebuck: reminiscent of days "over there" (1919, 6 min.) / by [Charles] Bowers; American Motion Picture Corporation. The original Katzenjammer Kids in policy and pie (1918, 7 min.) / International; Pathé Exchange. Gertie on tour (1921, ca. 2 min.) / Rialto Productions; animators, Winsor McCay, John McCay and John Fitzsimmons. Centaurs (1921, ca. 2 min.) / Rialto Prioductions; animators Winsor McCay, John McCay and John Fitzsimmons. Tony Sarg's almanac: "The first circus" (1921, 6 min.) / Dawley Productions; animators, Tony Sarg and Herbert Dawley -- sides 6-7. America's first women filmmakers: How to propose (1913, 6 min.) / Crystal Films; producer, Lois Weber. Matrimony's speed limit (1913, 14 min.) / Solax; producer/director, Alice Guy-Blaché. A house divided (1913, 13 min.) / Solax; producer/director, Alice Guy-Blaché. Too wise wives (1921, 78 min.) / Lois Weber Productions presents; produced by Lois Weber; from the story by Lois Weber and Marion Orth -- sides 8-9. The African-American cinema I: Within our gates (1919, 78 min.) / Oscar Micheaux presents; written, directed and produced by Oscar Micheaux -- sides 9-10. The African-American cinema II: Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake (1923, 4 min.) / DeForest Phonofilms. The scar of shame (1926, 79 min.) / Colored Players Films Corporation presents; story by David Starkman; direction by Frank Perugini.
Summary:
A collection of original feature, short and animatted films preserved and upgraded by the Library of Congress that traceg the history of American motion pictures from 1900 to 1926. Contents of this set were previously issued as 6 separate volumes.
Series:
Library of Congress video collection
OCLC:
(OCoLC)39497299
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.