Vintage Movie Resources

Opportunity knocked on Constance Talmadge’s door loudly, several years ago

Her name means as much to the public today as in the earlier film period when Norma Talmadge was the “rage.”

Henry B. Walthall stands out clearly as one of these pioneer stalwarts

Anita Stewart’s rise to stardom is due entirely to her merits as a pantomimic actress

Virginia Valli has become known as “the outdoor girl of the films”

Experience came and repaid her, for she branched out during the following season, securing better parts and establishing a reputation for screen work

Ethel Grey Terry found that the motion picture industry had taken hold in California and that it was the profession that seemed to suit her taste

Ben Turpin is the only known person that sells his affliction with honor

Sailing the seven seas while she was young and life was full of color; ranging many ports and absorbing the drama and romance of many countries — that was Gloria Swanson’s education

The windy city, Chicago, claims all the honors for ushering into the world Blanche Sweet

Milton Sills has the same easy-going manner off-screen as he is noted for when before the camera

Russell Simpson is a screen character that, once seen, will not be forgotten

Myrtle Stedman has an histrionic foundation that she gained by starting her screen career in the early days

Tom Santschi became a “hero” with those who were attracted to “animated photography” about fifteen years ago

Edith Roberts is one of the poor-little-rich-girl characters of the screen

Upon his death bed, Larry Semon’s father asked him to give up the stage and take up the study of cartooning

Vera Steadman claims to be the original “bathing girl” of pictures