The 1915 motion picture released by Universal was listed by the Library of Congress as among 7,000 silent films believed to be lost forever. The director and star of the film was Francis Ford ...

Northwest Siders are mourning the loss of the accomplished photoplay organist who founded the Silent Film Society of Chicago ...

Released in 1915, the film was directed by Francis Ford, the brother of famed filmmaker John Ford. It had been listed in a record of 7,200 silent films classified as "lost" ...

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 ...

The discovery provides important context to a director and actor who helped shape ... found that 70 percent of feature-length silent films made in America have been lost to time and neglect.

See an hourlong documentary about silent film comedy. See a short compilation of films made between 1907 and 1912 by actor and director Max Linder. See "Ice Cold Cocos," a 1926 short film ...