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A short film shot on 35mm using an authentic silent-era camera on the very same locations as A Florida Enchantment, 94 years later. Directed by W. Dustin Allgood |
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A woman with a troubled past is blackmailed by a man who threatens to reveal it to her husband. Starring Gloria Swanson, Joe King, and Harvey Clark · Directed by Albert Parker |
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Raffles, a gentleman thief, pulls off daring robberies while narrowly avoiding capture. Starring John Barrymore · Directed by George Irving |
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Judith saves Bethulia by single-handedly defeating Holfernes and his army, who have laid siege to the city. Starring Blanche Sweet and Henry B. Walthall · Directed by D.W. Griffith |
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Pon — along with Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion — works to undo a witch’s spell and save the Emerald City from the evil King Krewl. Starring Violet MacMillan, Frank Moore, and Pierre Couderc · Directed by L. Frank Baum |
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Jack Parker battles a Mexican bandito while pining for Texas Ryan, the rancher’s daughter. Starring Tom Mix, George Fawcett, and Bessie Eyton · Directed by E.A. Martin |
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The foundry boss brings in a labor consultant and his daughter aids the workers after they go on strike. Starring Kathlyn Williams, T.J. Commerford, and Charles Clary · Directed by Oscar Eagle |
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Tom and Sally are taken prisoner by hostile Indians on their way to the gold fields of California and are aided in their escape by the chief’s sister. Starring Tom Mix, Bessie Eyton, and Red Wing · Directed by Colin Campbell |
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A con-man tries to seduce the wife of the American ambassador to Monaco and rob her of the vast amount of money she won at the gaming tables of Monte Carlo. Starring Rudolph Christians, Miss DuPont, and Erich von Stroheim · Directed by Erich von Stroheim |
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Salomé dances for the head of Jokaanan in this flamboyant adaptation of the well known play by Oscar Wilde. Starring Nazimova, Mitchell Lewis, and Rose Dione · Directed by Charles Bryant |