Vintage Movie Resources

Douglas MacLean’s first starring vehicle established him firmly among the celebrities

One of the Southern beauties who now ornaments the screen is Leatrice Joy

Norman Kerry came to the cinema without any stage experience whatsoever

Gloria Joy is today the foremost theatrical personality of adolescent age

Jane Novak’s marked ability to register refinement in all her acting has been one of the principal reasons for her rapid rise to stardom

Fontaine La Rue has had many thrilling experiences in pictures, having been attacked and bitten by a lion, and once a snake tried to crush her and had to be cut loose from her body

Bessie Love, with her lustrous brown eyes and her golden hair, is known to millions of theater goers

When one hears the name of Harold Lloyd one gets a mental picture of achievement and success

The absolute ingenuousness of her personality and its charming lack of sophistication brought Louise Lorraine rapidly up the “line” professionally

The “Lone Star State” has sent several stars to twinkle in motion pictures, Houston having the honor to enter one of the peachblown variety — Hope Hampton

Barbara La Marr, the vamp, had been vamped

It was when one of the first big motion picture companies opened a studio in Brooklyn that Alice Lake became curious as to the possibilities of the silent drama

David Butler was showered with offers from motion picture producers, and as a result gave up the speaking stage for film work

“Lessons in Love” served to bring him to the receptive notice of photoplay audiences

Ella Hall’s remarkable beauty is further augmented by a rare histrionic ability to interpret any kind of emotional role called for before the motion picture camera

One sunny day, when the film colony of Los Angeles was young but sprightly, Corinne Griffith appeared in that city and attracted the attention of a number of screen folk

J. Warren Kerrigan is one of the picturesque actors on the screen

One of the dominant figures of the stage for many years, known and beloved everywhere, was Frank Keenan the American thespian