Cinematic Era: 1919 Vintage

Artist A.J Shepherd let the animals of the zoo loose, and put the Fellows of the Zoological Society into the cages. Part of the Phillips Philm Phables series.

An educational short.

An educational short.

Birds of West Africa

Goodrich Dirt is entranced by a hypnotist who uses him in his show. When Goodrich tries to mimic his powers on a policeman, he is beaten up and deposited in the mental asylum in the violent ward. Goodrich then attacks the mental ward guard and moves into his office.

Ms. Francis Fisher, Unionist Candidate in the forthcoming by-election, shaking hands with people.

A Mutt and Jeff short.

Film about Ghost-Cat.

Toad Allen's Elopement is a 1919 Western

Short silent animation film.

A 2-reeler short featuring former criminal turned actor Al Jennings.

A 1919 Western.

A mysterious bolshevik named Borski stirs up the workers of a factory against their oppressors.

Newsreel featuring footage of the 1919 World Series. Located in the Dawson City film find.

This documentary about South Limburg consists of four parts that were produced in 1918 for the Dutch School Film Committee. In 1919, the four films were combined under the title Limburg in Pictures, along with the film Coal mining in limburg. The film Maastricht includes footage of the River Maas, the crowded city centre, and the St. Pietersburg Plateau. Agriculture and cattle in Limburg shows the rolling countryside with its farmhouses as well as a draft-horse competition show. The Marl Industry features the marl quarrying industry in the province. Valkenburg and its surroundings features a train journey from Bemelen to the ‘Quadripoint’ near Vaals.

In 1917, Filmfabriek Hollandia was commissioned to make a film about the state mines in Limburg. The film was directed by Jules Stoop, who shot footage of the Heerlen mines ‘Emma’, ‘Wilhelmina’, and ‘Hendrik’. In the first part of the film, Stoop shows the underground mining activity: the descent by lift, the mining and removal of coal, and a horse stable located more than 200 metres underground, where we see a blacksmith at work. The second part contains images of the marshalling railway yards, the briquette works, and the above-ground offices.

A propaganda cartoon.

Charlie Chaplin finds a genie who grants him his every wish.

We look first at Westminster Abbey and the Towers of Parliament. And the sight-seeing only starts there as it continues to all the famous buildings of London.

Egyptian film released in 1919.

Soviet propaganda film released in 1919.