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09 Nov 05:45

Scott Lord Mystery: Dark Intruder (1965) theatrical trailer

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06 Oct 05:47

Scott Lord on Silent Film Hollywood, Lost Silent Film, Swedish Silent Film, Danish Silent Film: Constance Talmadge

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06 Oct 05:47

Scott Lord on Silent Film Hollywood, Lost Silent Film, Swedish Silent Film, Danish Silent Film: Silent Film 1923

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06 Oct 05:46

Scott Lord Silent Film: Made for Love (Sloane, 1926)

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Paul Sloane directed actress Leatrice Joy in the 1926 silent film "Made for Love" (seven reels), the screenplay having been penned by Garret Fort. The periodical Motion Picture News printed its advice for Exploitation Angles to promote the film while screening its first run: "Refer to daily paper stories regarding excavations and discoveries in Egypt, mention King Tut. Stress the colorful epidsode in which tale of long dead lovers is told."
That year Paul Sloane directed actress Leatrice Joy in a second film for producer Cecil B. DeMille titled "Eve's Leaves" (seven reels) Silent Film

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03 Oct 20:46

Scott Lord Silent Film: Constance Talmadge in The Love Expert (Kirkland, 1920)

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"The Love Expert" (six reels) was directed in 1920 by David Kirkland, who appears onscreen in the film with Constance Talmadge and Natalie Talmadge. The photoplay was written by John Emerson and Anita Loos.
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03 Oct 20:46

Scott Lord Silent Film: Walt Whitman and Free Verse

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Although Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson may, as writers of Free Verse, be considered the forerunners of Modernism, The Silent Film Era would become known for it exciting new school of poetry Imagism and its margins with poets Robert Frost, Amy Lowell, T.S. Eliot, Carl Sandburg and Ezra Pound, silent films that may have not propagated Dadaism, but did aquaint themselves with Art Deco. Silent Film Silent Film

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03 Oct 20:45

Scott Lord Silent Film: Edgar Allan Poe’s Annabel Lee

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03 Oct 20:45

Scott Lord Silent Film: William Shakespeare

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03 Oct 20:45

Scott Lord Silent Film: The Heart of a Hero (Chataurd, 1916)

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Actress Gail Adams played the lead in the six reel film The Heart of a Hero about a Man Without a Country directed in 1916 by Emile Chautard and scripted by Frances Marion. Silent Film

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03 Oct 20:45

Scott Lord Shakespeare in Silent Film:King Lear (Ernest Warde, 1916)

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Author Robert Hamilton Ball explains that due to the world being at war, there were no film adaptations of the plays of Shakespeare filmed during 1915 and that those filmed during 1916 were stricly American. This may or may not be a matter of course, but there having had been being no film adaptations of Shakespeare's plays during 1918 as well, Ball sees The Great War as having inhibited them. Actor Frederick B. Warde had previously starred in the film " "Richard III" (Keane, five reels) during 1913. Actress Lorraine Huling starred with him as Cordelia in the film "King Lear" (five reels).
Silent Film director Ernest C. Warde during 1917 directed an adaptation of Goldsmith's The Vicar of Wakefield. The Taming of the Shrew Silent Film

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03 Oct 20:44