Vintage Movie Resources

Earl Metcalfe is one of the Lubin company’s very best men at their Western studio

Harry C. Myers fitted into the flatness of his Stutz Bear-cat machine in the shadow of the Lubin studio and, with his feet stretched out miles ahead of him to reach the foot-prop, his coat open and, his head bare to the warm sunshine of an exceptional day, announced that he was thirty years old, a democrat and that he scorned public opinion.

“There are only a few of the people around here who will ride with me; they think I’m reckless. But with me it isn’t recklessness; it’s simply going fast”

Carl Alstrup believes that the solution of half of the world’s problems is “to laugh”

Betty Nansen is one of the most strikingly attractive leads in filmdom

Ellen Aggerholm is regarded as one of the most winsome young women graduated from the stage to the motion picture field

Waldemar Psilander is undoubtedly the most widely known actor in Europe

“I’ll know Wallace Beery by is feet,” I wagered with myself as I sat down in the lobby of the Biltmore to wait for the Essanay “comedienne.”

Muriel danced herself out of a studio setting and into her dressing-room with the remark, “We’ll get that 4:15 train yet.”

Flo LaBadie was curled up on top of a steamer-trunk with her head on a sofa-cushion and her feet dangling their patent-leather pumps over the trunk’s edge. Her blonde curls were long and heavy and they fell over the design of green and gold poppies which had finishing honors at the top of her turquoise-blue silk kimono.

Some one, at some time, some where, said, “Nothing succeeds like success,” but to our way of thinking, nothing succeeds like good, hard conscientious work.