Vintage Movie Resources
The Expressions of Daisy Burrell (1919) 🇬🇧
Daisy Burrell gives a few hints to would-be cinema stars
The Expressions of Gregory Scott (1919) 🇬🇧
Gregory Scott — The aristocratic villain of the British screen
Marie Walcamp — The Golden-Haired Dare-Devil of Trans-Atlantic Serials (1919) 🇬🇧
Marie Walcamp’s first job in pictures was a daring stunt on a locomotive, which she had to drive
Edith Stockton — Recruited from the Chorus (1920) 🇬🇧
Many film stars have been recruited from the chorus, because chorus girls nowadays possess real dramatic ability
James Knight — A Hero’s Many Expressions (1919) 🇬🇧
James Knight is endowed by nature with the face and figure of a hero
Cameron Carr — “The Villain of the Piece” (1919) 🇬🇧
Cameron Carr’s temperament is best suited to being a villain who lures the unfortunate person to destruction
Thomas H. Ince — Producer and Sportsman (1919) 🇬🇧
Thomas H. Ince has built the most modern motion picture studio in the world
Queenie Thomas — Photographic Impressions (1919) 🇬🇧
Queenie Thomas — Photographic impressions of one of Britain’s leading screen artistes
“Smiling” Bill Parsons — A Face That Makes Fun (1919) 🇬🇧
William Parsons makes you laugh loudest when he is not “Smiling”
Miss Heather Thatcher — Heather for Happiness (1919) 🇬🇧
The girl who is ever, yet never the same, is about the best way of describing clever Heather Thatcher
Jewel Carmen and Her Charm (1919) 🇬🇧
Jewel Carmen is one of the most interesting women on the screen to-day
Max Linder’s Funny Faces (1919) 🇬🇧
Max Linder is really quite handsome in spite of the grimaces he has been making for many years
Carl Laemmle Jr. — The Luckiest Boy in the World (1919) 🇬🇧
Recently, Carl Laemmle took Carl Laemmle Jr. to Universal City
Violet Hopson’s Many Expressions (1919) 🇬🇧
Violet Hopson — the “Dear Delightful Villainess” of the screen
A Film Chat with Mary Rorke (1921) 🇬🇧
A criticism of the close-up so beloved by some producers
Rhea Mitchell — “The Horror Lady” (1921) 🇬🇧
Rhea Mitchell says it is more difficult to look horrible than pretty
Vera Gordon — An Artiste Who Excels in Mother Parts (1921) 🇬🇧
A sympathetic expression of a mother role always makes a widespread appeal
The Expressions of Harold Lloyd (“Winkle”) (1920) 🇬🇧
When Harold Lloyd first hit upon the idea of wearing horn spectacles, it was no easy matter to persuade the producer to allow him to drop the popular Lonesome Luke for an untried idea
The Expressions of Louise Fazenda (1920) 🇬🇧
Louise Fazenda has won the title of “Queen of Grotesqueries”
