Cast: Henry Hallam

Direction Robert G. Vignola

Cast Harry F. Millarde · Marguerite Courtot · Alice Hollister · Henry Hallam

Plot The earliest cinematic appearance for a vampire was Robert G. Vignola’s 1913 film, The Vampire. However, because of the variation of the films lead vampire as a femme fatale, she...

Direction Oscar Apfel

Cast Evelyn Greeley · Charles Walcott · James A. Furey · Jack Drumier

Plot Feisty, independent young Damophilia Illington--"Phil" for short--the daughter of a progressive university professor, is devastated by her father's sudden death. The town's banker, an arrogant stuffed shirt, wants to marry...

Direction Kenean Buel

Cast Jere Austin · John Mackin · George Hollister Jr. · James B. Ross

Plot A romantic drama in which the orphan Jack turns out to be from a good family, which means that he can marry his beloved Kathe. But Kathe’s lover is jealous,...

Direction John H. Collins

Cast Viola Dana · Robert Walker · Sally Crute · Clifford Bruce

Plot Perry Bascom comes to the town of Rising Sun, Indiana, to take charge of the sawmills which have for years been managed by his father's best friend, Col. Henry Clay...

Direction Robert G. Vignola

Cast Frank Losee · Crauford Kent · Grace Valentine · Henry Hallam

Direction Kenean Buel · Sidney Olcott

Cast Anna Q. Nilsson · Guy Coombs · J. Barstow Budworth · Hal Clements

Plot Anna Q. Nilsson plays Agnes Lane, a daring Southern girl. Lane delivers a message to Confederate Brigadier-General Morton, then discovers that the Union Army is offering $500 for her capture....

Direction Roy William Neill

Cast Thomas Meighan · Doris Kenyon · Diana Allen · Ann Eggleston

Plot Ne'er-do-well Joe Louden scandalizes his small town and especially the proper Judge Pike. But through the love of young Ariel Taber, Joe shows the town who the real scoundrel is.

Direction John H. Collins

Cast Viola Dana · Robert Walker · Fred C. Jones · Henry Hallam

Plot The story of two young sisters, one a somewhat demure musician who is in love with a scoundrel who's no good for her, and the other a wild, free spirit...