Silent Film Sources

January 12, 1999 - Image Entertainment (DVD) 

• Animation Legend Winsor McCay ($20)
• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) ($25) (DVD)
• The Mark of Zorro ($25) (DVD)
• Sally of the Sawdust ($25)

Intolerance (DVD)

• Mother (1926) ($30)
• Nanook of the North ($30)
• 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ($25)

• The Lumiere Brothers First Films (DVD) ($40)

• America ($30)
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame ($25)

• Laurel and Hardy & Friends ($30)
• Tol'able David ($25)

• Landmarks Of Early Film #2: The Magic of Melies ($25)

April 10 - Milestone Film & Video (VHS) 

• South (1919) (tinted and toned) ($30)

• The Lost World ($20)

• Broken Blossoms ($25)
• Presenting Felix!: Felix the Cat: 1919-1930 ($20)
• The Toll Gate (with short His Bitter Pill) ($25)

• Berlin: Symphony of a Great City ($25)

• The Soviet Avant Garde II
• Arsenal ($25)
• Strike ($25) (score by the Alloy Orchestra)
• Kino-Eye ($25)

• The Black Pirate (with audio commentary and 19 minute supplementary section) ($40)
• Robin Hood ($30)
• Storm Over Asia ($25) 
• The Three Musketeers ($30)

• Sweetheart: The Films of Mary Pickford ($30 each, all five tapes for $125; all silent films with new orchestral scores)
• Amarilly of Clothesline Alley (1918, score by The Mont Alto Theater Orchestra)
• Daddy-Long-Legs (1919, score by Maria Newman)
• My Best Girl (1927, score by David Michael Frank)
• Stella Maris (1918, score by Philip Carli)
• Tess of the Storm Country (1922, score by Jeffrey Mark Silverman)

• Peter Pan (1924) fully restored with newly recorded orchestral score
• Uncle Tom's Cabin (1927) with original orchestral score by Erno Rapee

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