Classic Home Cinema
Silent Classics
(made mute in the 1920's silent era)
SECTION D SUPER 8 ORIGINAL OLD SILENT FILMS
NOTE WE HAVE A NUMVER OF SILENT FEATURES- CLASSICS ON STANDARD 8 – PLEASE ASK
D1 SUPER HOOPER DYNE LIZZIES GREAT OLD CAR CHASES/CRASHES 400 £14
D2A FLICKER FLASHBAKS COMDY £12
D3 KEATON – THE BALOONATIC FULL 400 £16
D4 THE FIREMAN CCHAPLIN OB £12
D5 CHAPLIN THE IMMIGRANT & THE COUNT 400' £12
D6 SHOULD MARRIED MEN GO HOME L&H £12
D7 HERIOC HAIRBREATH HARRY 1 REEL £6
D8 FEET FIRST HAROLD LLOYD £14
D9 HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAMME
D10 TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE £10
D11 COPS BUSTER KEATON £12
D12 DANGER GIRL GLORIA SWANSON 400 £18
D13HIS NAUGHTY THOUGHT MAX SWAIN £6
D14 WHISTLESTOP OUR GANG £12
D16 ICE COLD COCOS BILLY BEVAN & ANDY CLYDE £14
D20 TWAS HAENRY'S FAULT £ 12
D22 THE CURE £8
D23 HIS NEW JOB CHAPLIN BLACKHAWK IMPORT £12
D24 THE FIREMAN CHAPLIN £12
D36 MUSH AND MILK RASCALS SHORT £16
D40 EARLY TO BED L&H £12
D41 SOLDIER MAN 600' SENNATE HARRY LANGDON BHK IMPORT £18
D42 LONG FLIV THE KING CHARLIE CHASE £12
D45 WIFE AND AUTO TROUBLE £12
D52 HIS ROYAL SHYNESS £12
D53 EASY ST WALTON OB £12
D54 SHANGHAIID WALTON OB £12
D55 CHAPLIN THE TRAMP WALTON OB £12
D56 THE ADVENTURER WALTON OB £12
D57 THE CURE WALTON OB £12
D58 THE FIREMAN CHAPLIN OB WALTON £12
D59 THE RINK CHAPLIN WALTON OB £12
D60 CHARLIES DRUNKEN DAZE WALTON OB £12
ALL BELOW ARE 200' OLD TIME SILENT REELS
AT £6 UNLESS STATED.
D73 TEDDY AT THE TROTTLE
D74 HAUNTED SPOOKS
D75 THE DENTIST
D76 LITTLE FIREFIGHTERS – RASCALS
D77 THE LUFTWAFFE STRIKES 220' SILENT IMPORT £10
D78 BEN IN SOCIETY
D80 HIS NAUGHTY THOUGHT
D81 WHISPERING WHISKERS
D84 FLICKER FLASHBACKS NO 1
D86 BEYOND A JOKE L&H
D89 CAPT KIDS KIDS
D90 WIFE AND AU TO TROUBLE
D91 CRAZY FLYING
D92 WITH THE ENEMYS HELP (WAR)
D93 KID SPEED
D94 CRAZY MOTORING
D97 THE PALEFACE
D100 JITNEY ELOPEMENT
D101 THE GIDDAP A CLYDE
D102 HIS NAUGHTY THOUGHT
D106 WHISKERS
D107 90 MILES AN HOUR
we wi shortly add a number of silent classic features - watch for therm soon
Silent cinema is a rich and varied art form that dates back to the late 19th century. The first silent films were short, experimental films that were shown in vaudeville theaters. However, by the early 1910s, silent films had become a major form of entertainment, and they were being produced in all parts of the world.
The golden age of silent cinema was the 1920s, when some of the most iconic films in history were made, including The Birth of a Nation, Metropolis, and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. These films were made by some of the greatest directors of all time, such as D.W. Griffith, Fritz Lang, and Robert Wiene.
Silent cinema came to an end in the late 1920s with the introduction of sound films. However, silent films have never been forgotten, and they continue to be enjoyed by audiences today. They are a valuable historical document, and they offer a unique aesthetic that is not possible with sound films.