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All those frisky young men! Griffith thought young people behaved, or should behave, that way. Pickford, though, is very restrained and natural; she would outright refuse DWG's direction if she disagreed with his ideas.
P.S. Thanks for posting Griffith and Pickford's work!
2012Ursula 5 months ago
All those frisky young men! Griffith thought young people behaved, or should behave, that way. Pickford, though, is very restrained and natural; she would outright refuse DWG's direction if she disagreed with his ideas.
2012Ursula 5 months ago
beautiful!
Samuraigirl 1 year ago
i'm the dog that walks by at 2:05
russxl 1 year ago 2
Mekitcedek2 and the video Lovely Silent Film Actresses is something to see. Don't talk for that person but when its nice its nice
makingslides 1 year ago
I caint belive the famous NYO&W Railroad was used in this short film at the Cuddabackville station. I live near this sight.
SuperJoe852003 2 years ago
Standing Ovation!......What a thrill it would have been to see motion pictures in their infancy,many many thanks for posting this!
mandydancerful 2 years ago
amazing dw griffiths films are timeless/priceless
luvebug21 2 years ago
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That was awful. No sound, only the piano music and the acting seemed a bit OTT. Not a patch on the films of today ;)
choirmasterUK 2 years ago
That's why it's called SILENT movies because there's no sound except some instrumental music...
ClassicMovieFan96 2 years ago 3
It was 1909, not 2009. If you'd been around at the time you'd have probably been amazed.
stonedgroovemama 2 years ago 6
@choirmasterUK The acting was wonderful, and of course there was no sound, it's a silent film.
CRICKET999999999 1 year ago
It`s really nice to see a long time ago this structures of movies that we could find today!!
roloroyce 4 years ago
i really enjoy silent movies, from entertaining ones by DeMille (affairs of anitole, male & female, etc) to these that have more of a historical and curiosity value than actual enjoyment watching. thanx for posting these, they're great. keep up the good (and important) work.
chetmcgee 4 years ago
Thanks for restoring the value of Griffith's movies here...
sakurasoh 4 years ago 5
trying
TVNETWORKS 4 years ago