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07 Sep 05:48

Sherlock Holmes Trailers-Pearl of Death

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film


I happen to carry a Basil Rathbone Players Cigarette Card (1938) in my wallet.
27 Aug 02:17

Scott Lord Mystery: E.G Marshall in CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Sunset to...

27 Aug 02:17

Scott Lord Mystery: Evelyn Ankers in The Villier’s Diamond (Mainwaring, ...

27 Aug 02:17

Wreck of the Hesperus: 2021

27 Aug 02:17

Swedish Film Revision 1918: 2021

17 Aug 04:32

Film Art

17 Aug 04:31

Scott Lord Silent Film: Castle Films Travelogue

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
29 Jul 23:44

The Cat and the Canary (1927)

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
29 Jul 23:44

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
29 Jul 23:44

Mr Wong in Chinatown

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
29 Jul 23:44

Sherlock Holmes- The Woman In Green (Roy William Neal)

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
29 Jul 23:44

The Speckled Band

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
29 Jul 23:40

Scott Lord Silent Film: Biblical Drama, Ben Hur (Fred Niblo, 1925)

by Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film
While heralding "Ben Hur" as "the biggest movie spectacle since Intolerance", Classics of the Silent Screen, published by author Joe Franlkin in 1959 notes that its two large scale production scenes take place during the first half of the film, too early in the narrative in regard to audience interest and reception, "Part two not only moved slowly but had no spectacular action highlights." The actual chatiot race takes place after an hour and a half of film, but there is in fact another hour left to the complete film. Classics of the Silent Screen claimed the film trailed off to follow an incidental character with leprosy. Starring in the film with Romon Navarro were actresses Kathleen Kay, Betty Bronson, Myrna Loy and Colleen Moore. Silent Film Ben Hur
26 Jul 01:55

Scott Lord Mystery: Mysterious Mr. Valentine (Phillip Ford, 1946)

by noreply@blogger.com (Scott Lord on Silent Film, Scott Lord on Mystery Film)
25 Jul 03:53

Silent Film Art

25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord on Art: Abstraction

25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord Silent Film: Biblical Drama; Adam and Eve (Vitagraph, 1912)

25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord Silent Film: Biblical Drama; Christus (Guilio Antamoro, 1916)

25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord Silent Film: Jesus of Nazereth (From The Manger to the Cross,...

25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord Silent Film: Harold Lloyd in Haunted Spooks (Hal Roach, 1920)

scottlordpoet shared this story from Scott Lord on Silent Film Hollywood, Lost Silent Film, Swedish Silent Film, Danish Silent Film.

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25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord Horror Comedy: Scared Stiff (McDonald, 1945)

25 Jul 03:52

Scott Lord - YouTube

25 Jul 03:52

Sherlock Holmes in Film - Scott Lord Sherlock Holmes

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'via Blog this'

I've been looking through mystery film posters from 1913. Please keep reading my blogs for more.

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25 Jul 03:51

Scott Lord: 2012

25 Jul 03:51

mother's day, I brought Donna tulips during the church service

I wanted to photograph the tulips I brought Donna during church- I had to run an errand and we are here during three church services- from outside looking into the church,but as you can tell, the reflection precludes it. The otherside of the building looks on to the adjacent churchyard with tulips on the graves of Ben Franklin's parents where I "reflect" every week (diligently) for those who have passed.
25 Jul 03:51

Scott Lord Silent Film: The Pride of Palomar (Frank Borzage, 1922)

Directed during 1922 by Frank Borzage, "The Pride of Palomar" (eight reels) features actress Marjorie Draw with Warner Oland in the supporting cast. Silent Film Silent Film Silent Film
18 Jul 21:43

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17 Jul 04:09

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17 Jul 03:42

The beautiful Fay Wray in The Vampire Bat

by Anonymous

You don't know how tempting. After death is the least of your concerns.

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15 Jul 23:41

Silent Film: Circus Movies

by Scott Lord Mystery