This is a trailer for the George Eastman House restoration of HUCKLEBERRY FINN. Made in 1920, it is the first feature length film adaptation of the Mark Twain classic. The score is by Daryl Fleming & the Public Domain.
More info about the band can be found at http://www.darylfleming.com/
For details about the restoration and the new score please visit: http://huckfinnfrom1920.tumblr.com/
For film rental inquiries: http://www.eastmanhouse.org/collections/access/film-loans.php
Looks incredibly beautiful - and what a wonderful touch that real tear-jerking 'extra' is at 2.18 - 2.24! Remember Mark Twain had not been dead 10 years when this was made. Wonder when we get to see it in the UK?
camilo1862 1 week ago
The film apparently marked the movie debut of the lovely Esther Ralston one of the most beautiful actresses of the Silent Era, and Classic Hollywood in general. Anytime a new restoration is done of a big budget Silent film it is noteworthy. And here you have the legendary director William Desmond Taylor. Who is much better known for his Murder, than his movies today. Great to see some of his work actually surface.
goldenmoviepalace 1 year ago
This looks like a lovely film . I love the color tinting. The score sets the perfect mood.
MasonRader 1 year ago