"Long Live the Bull!" (1926)* is a humorous silent clay animation that follows the misadventures of a young man attempting to ...

On March 28, the audience at the Wallenstien Theater will be swept back to a time when girls were flappers, young men were sheiks, jazz was king and liquor was bootlegged when Allied Arts screens the ...

It’s a comedy (almost) completely without dialogue, an homage to the silent film era in the way Young Frankenstein saluted ...

It was, as all films were then, silent. Telling stories without words became a staple of animation, with early shorts like Max Fleischer’s Out of the Inkwell series and Walt Disney’s Silly ...

It opens with the 1925 silent comedy Her Sister From Paris, starring Constance Talmadge as both a wife whose husband is coming to believe she’s boring and her lively twin sister. As the husband, ...

From the earliest days of cinema, comedy has been one of the most dominant genres. In the silent era ... Truman Show and Palm Springs, are great films, but they lack the laugh-out-loud moments ...

five film cans containing 16-millimeter film of “The Heart of Lincoln,” a 1922 picture that was one of more than 7,000 silent films considered lost by the Library of Congress. “The Heart of ...

Many silent films from the early 1900s no longer exist. But they live on in movie theater lobby cards. More than 10,000 of the mostly 11-by-14-inch cards that promoted the cinematic romances, comedies ...