The alphabetical listing below provides the film title, year of release, one major star in the production, and one or more sources from which to purchase the film. NOTE: These films are not sold by "Silents Are Golden." You must contact one of the distributors listed beside the title. Keep in mind that there may be other sources for the film, and listing of a film or distributor does not imply endorsement. Every attempt is made to keep this list current; however, it is possible a distributor may no longer carry a film. Check with the distributor for availability.

 

Alphabetical Listing of Films Available on Video/DVD

A-C - D-G - H-L - M-P - Q-S - T-Z

(See "Silent Video Sources" below for dealers selling these videos and DVD's)
Silent Video Sources

A listing of names, mailing addresses, phone numbers, web site addresses and e-mail addresses

of the silent movie distributors referred to in the above listing.


New Releases

 
New from Flicker Alley - "The Italian Straw Hat" (1928), directed by Rene Clair. The disc comes with a choice of music scores by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra and Philip Carli. Release date: April 6. FlickerAlley

NEWS FROM KINO

Kino International, Inc., has recently merged with Lorber HT Digital and has scheduled a March 16, 2010, release for a double feature Norma Talmadge disc to include "Kiki" (1926) and "Within the Law" (1923) and a double feature Constance Talmadge disc with "Her Night of Romance" (1924) and "Her Sister from Paris" (1925).

ALSO COMING IN 2010:

- a double feature disc of Buster Keaton's "Our Hospitality" (1923) and "Sherlock Jr." (1924) on Blu-Ray

- and a spring release of "Metropolis" (1927) on Blu-Ray with 30 min. of additional footage.

- "Battleship Potemkin" (1925) on Blu-Ray.

Kino.com.

Flicker Alley has released a 5-DVD boxed set, Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913). Since published, an additional 26 films produced by Méliès between 1896 and 1911 have now been made available in this single-disc, supplemental collection - providing 13 hours of Melies' works. FlickerAlley

Flicker Alley, in collaboration with Blackhawk Films and Turner Classic Movies, has released "MISS MEND" (1922), a Soviet adventure serial in three parts. For more information, visit Flicker Alley

Another must-have release from Sunrise Silents - "HULA" (1927) with Clara Bow and Clive Brook. Great print with an original score by Rich Oliver, and it is on sale until October 31, 2009. For more information, visit Sunrise Silents.

 
Sunrise Silents has just released "ELLA CINDERS" (1926) with Lloyd Hughes. Transferred from an original Kodascope print and presented in the original Kodascope tint. For more information, visit Sunrise Silents.

 
"Baredelys the Magnificant" (1926) and "Monte Cristo" (1922), double-feature release of two previously-thought to be lost John Gilbert films from Flicker Alley. "Bardelys" has a music score by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra, and "Monte Cristo's" piano score is by Neal Kurz. Order from Flicker Alley.

 
"THE JOHN BARRYMORE COLLECTION" - a four-DVD set that includes "Sherlock Holmes" (1922) co-starring Roland Young and Carol Dempster; "The Beloved Rogue" (1927) co-starring Conrad Veidt and Marceline Day; "The Tempest" (1928) co-starring Camilla Horn; "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (1920) co-starring Martha Mansfield and Brandon Hurst - from Kino.com.

 
"UNDER FULL SAIL: SILENT CINEMA ON THE HIGH SEAS" - "The Yankee Clipper" (1927) starring William Boyd; "Around the Horn in a Square Rigger" (1933) documenting the record-breaking 83-day voyage of the 1902 barque Parma from Australia to England in the 1933 Grain Race.; "The Square Rigger" (1932), an early sound short filmed as part of Fox's Magic Carpet of Movietone, shows life aboard the schoolship Dar Pomorza; "Ship Ahoy" (1928) is a unique record of the conditions and traditions of the North American lumber trade; a ten-minute sequence from "Down to the Sea in Ships" (1922) documenting an authentic whale hunt from the 1878 wooden ship Wanderer out of New Bedford, Massachusetts - from Flicker Alley. Click here for a review of this DVD set.

 
Flicker Alley has just released "DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS - A MODERN MUSKETEER" - a five-DVD set that includes "HIS PICTURE IN THE PAPERS" (1916), "THE MYSTERY OF THE LEAPING FISH" (1916), "FLIRTING WITH FATE" (1916), "THE MATRIMANIAC" (1916), "WILD AND WOOLLY" (1917), "REACHING FOR THE MOON" (1917), "A MODERN MUSKETEER" (1917), "WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY" (1919), "THE MOLLYCODDLE" (1920), "THE MARK OF ZORRO" (1920), "THE NUT" (1920). For more information, go to FlickerAlley.com or order from Amazon.com.


New Releases from Grapevine Video

"The Burning Soil" (1922) - directed by F.W. Murnau

"The Drop Kick" (1927) - with Richard Barthelmess

"The Return of Grey Wolf" (1925) - with canine star Leader

"Up in Mabel's Room" (1926) - starring Marie Prevost

"The Films of Edwin S. Porter" (1889-1905) - 21 short films from the director's most prolific period

"The Grey Vulure" (1926) - action packed western starring Ken Maynard and Hazel Deane

"Shore Leave" (1925) starring Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Mackaill

"That Girl Montana" (1921) - a rare non-D.W. Griffith feature starring Blanche Sweet

"Eagle of the Night" (1928) all that remains of the serial starring Frank Clarke and Shirley Palmer

"Secrets of the Night" (1924) starring James Kirkwood and Madge Bellamy

"Burning Daylight" (1928) starring Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon

"Mickey" (1918) starring Mabel Normand, includes both the 67-minute and 100-minutes versions!

"Ladies of the German Cinema" - a double-feature disc that includes "Sappho" (1921) with Pola Negri and "Backstairs" (1921) with Henry Porten



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