I suspect the 'Frenchman' is Mack Sennett. He played excitable foreigners a lot in early Biograph comedies and it looks like Sennett's movements here.
My grandma has a picture of my great-great grandma and she had a hat like one of those ladies in this movie. Its kinda cool, she would have probably dressed and done things like these ladies
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Her succes started in 1910 with the film "Biograph Girl". She is one of the reasons the star system came out. And did you know she made over 1 million dollars a year!?
Wow! That was made 100 years ago. Sad that all those people would have passed on by now. These old movies always give me more perspective on life.
One amazing thing I noticed......was that picture overlay (the movie screen top left) in the original movie. For 1909 that was done so well. Especially the ladies moving in front of the movie screen. Although teh effect made the main picture a bit wobbly. Still great for the era.
I have been researching about Florence Lawrence for a long time. Recently I discovered some stills from this D. W. Griffith's short that clearly indicated that the lady in a white dress is Ms. Lawrence. In 25 years in the motion picture industry she made 291 movies.
Amazing early effects work -- before blue or green screen, before the optical printer, even before rear projection. Does anyone know how the composite shot was done? If it was a simple split-screen, why does the picture-within-the-picture show decomposition from 00:27 to 00:35, while the main image remains clear?
And notice how parts of the women's hats "drop out" as they cross in front of the screen. Was that some early form of in-camera matte? HOW DID DEY DO DAT?
If you like Florence try watching a Calamitous Elopement. You'll love it.
THEORIGINALWORLD 3 days ago
I suspect the 'Frenchman' is Mack Sennett. He played excitable foreigners a lot in early Biograph comedies and it looks like Sennett's movements here.
rbbonotto 7 months ago
My grandma has a picture of my great-great grandma and she had a hat like one of those ladies in this movie. Its kinda cool, she would have probably dressed and done things like these ladies
imkohia 10 months ago
that is awesome shorts yo...florence lawrence should b called now mary pickford big sister n grandma of silent movies haha
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1:57 LOL
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clscmedios 1 year ago
Florence Lawrence- the first movie star STILL doesn't have a star on the walk of fame?? Absurd! She definitely should be recognized!!!
jmarcguy 1 year ago
I like D.W. Griffith's shorts. Some of them are really cute.
MattTheSaiyan 1 year ago
Her succes started in 1910 with the film "Biograph Girl". She is one of the reasons the star system came out. And did you know she made over 1 million dollars a year!?
YapperDesign 1 year ago
its nice seeing these historic vids! Thumbs up!
creamofcardstv 1 year ago
we came such a long way since 1909. can't believe this was 101 years ago.
ConfusedSponge 1 year ago
That's actually a pretty good effect for 1909. I've seen worse in later silent films!
Trivia: Mack Sennett is the guy in the checkered jacket and false nose.
stonedgroovemama 2 years ago
Wow! That was made 100 years ago. Sad that all those people would have passed on by now. These old movies always give me more perspective on life.
One amazing thing I noticed......was that picture overlay (the movie screen top left) in the original movie. For 1909 that was done so well. Especially the ladies moving in front of the movie screen. Although teh effect made the main picture a bit wobbly. Still great for the era.
MrJamesBond007 2 years ago 4
I have been researching about Florence Lawrence for a long time. Recently I discovered some stills from this D. W. Griffith's short that clearly indicated that the lady in a white dress is Ms. Lawrence. In 25 years in the motion picture industry she made 291 movies.
msharaff 3 years ago 4
The lady in a white dress with a floral hat is Florence Lawrence.
msharaff 3 years ago
thats an awesome name.
capnskull 3 years ago
the leading lady of the film is Flora Finch, not Florence Lawrence.
Hugo
tousamis 3 years ago
Which one is Florence Lawrence????
theocfan78 3 years ago 2
The lady in a white dress with a floral hat is Florence Lawrence.
msharaff 3 years ago
Thank you!
theocfan78 3 years ago
Which one is Florence Lawrence????
theocfan78 3 years ago 2
Which one is Florence Lawrence????
theocfan78 3 years ago 2
More Florence Lawrence please.....
MerleOberon 4 years ago
Amazing early effects work -- before blue or green screen, before the optical printer, even before rear projection. Does anyone know how the composite shot was done? If it was a simple split-screen, why does the picture-within-the-picture show decomposition from 00:27 to 00:35, while the main image remains clear?
And notice how parts of the women's hats "drop out" as they cross in front of the screen. Was that some early form of in-camera matte? HOW DID DEY DO DAT?
scotpens 4 years ago
Magnificent! Who would have known?! Great video.
mal78 4 years ago
Thank you for this vid. Very interesting.
Rhonda9 4 years ago
Wonderful video. A window into a bygone age.
ManilaSyndicate 4 years ago
I'd love to see some more Florence Lawrence clips, if anyone could find them ...
MadameLil 5 years ago
amazing. thankz for the upload!
ricardosemcor 5 years ago
DOWN IN FRONT!! LOL
SRSLY, cell phones are more of a PITA!
MadameLil 5 years ago
Thanks for uploading this!
SpineFine 5 years ago
Lol, brilliant.
Seems to be right up Benny Hill's ally.
DerMannII 5 years ago
Wow...this before bluescreen, yet!
-MINESWEEP
MINESWEEP2k 5 years ago
dont shit in the flower bed
rollerskatedate 5 years ago