#1910s movies

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Les Hallucinations du baron de Münchhausen (1911)

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cinema firsts: a trip to the moon (1902) directed by george méliès

the first science fiction movie & was fourteen minutes long

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Alice in Wonderland, 1915

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FILIBUS (1915) dir. Mario Roncoroni Baroness Troixmonde, infamously known as Filibus, the mysterious air pirate, commits her thefts then retreats to the safety of her zeppelin. Filibus’ airship is manned by a staff of mask-wearing lackeys who instantly obey her every command. The esteemed detective Hardy sets out on her trail, and Filibus attempts to frame him as the daring villain– all the while slipping in between male and female disguises to romance the detective’s sister. (link in title)

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Cinderella by James Kirkwood Sr, 1914

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1910 Frankenstein, Day 29

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They’re so adorable

Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in Behind the Screen (1916)

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Laska Winter ❤️

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what’s a movie (silent or not) that never gets old?

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Theda Bara in the lost film Cleopatra (1917)

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cinema firsts: a visit to the seaside (1908) directed by george albert smith

first movie that used kinemacolor

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On March 23, 1934, One A.M. was re-released in the United States.

Here's some new Charlie Chaplin art to celebrate!

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Alice in Wonderland, 1915

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Lillian Cook in “The Bluebird”, 1918