May 16, 2016
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Films directed
by Sidney Olcott still extant
Of the hundreds of films directed by Sidney Olcott, some
survived. They are fifty on that date, classified by
alphabetical order.
They are roughly representative of the career of Canadian.
There are indeed a band of his time for American Mutoscope
and Biograph Company. Kalem films shot in Fort Lee, in
Florida, in Ireland, in Egypt and in Palestine.
Both Mary Pickford for Famous Players inaugurating, for
him, the period of the star system that sees the power of
directors passing in the hands of producers and their
leading actors or actress.
Films for independant companies when Olcott directed his
films freelance.
Finally the contract period with major studios including
Paramount, where he made films with Rudoph Valentio, Glora
Swanson, and First National with Norma Talmadge and
Richard Barthelmess.
2 am in the Subway (1904)
Ben Hur
(1908) The
Girl Spy (1909) The
Further Adventures of the Girl Spy (1910) The
Railway Mail Clerk (1910)
The
Girl Spy Before Vicksburg (1910) Navajo's
Bride (1910) The Conspiracy of Pontiac (1910)
The
Lad From Old Ireland (1910) When Lovers Part
(1910) The
Colleen Bawn (1911)
Her
Chum's Brother (1911) The Diver (1911) The
Fiddler's Requiem (1911) The
Little Soldier of '64 (1911)
Rory O'More
(1911) A Sawmill
Hero (1911) Special Messenger
(1911) Tangled Lives
(1911)
Railroad Raider's of '62 (1911) A War Time Escape
(1911) By a Woman's Wit (1911)
Egypt as it Was in Time of Moses
(1912) An Arabian Tragedy (1912) Captured
by Bedouins (1912)
Winning
a Widow (1912) Down
Through the Ages (1912) Ancient
Temples of Egypt (1912)
From
the Manger to the Cross (1912) His Mother
(1912) You
Remember Ellen (1912)
Come
Back to Erin (1914) For
Ireland's Sake (1914) Bold Emmett,
Ireland's Martyr (1915)
Madame
Butterfly (1915) Poor
Little Peppina (1916) The Smugglers
(1916)
Marriage for Convenience (1918)
The Right Way (1921)
God's
Country and the Law (1921)
Timothy's
Quest (1922) The
Little Old New York (1923) The Green
Goddess (1923)
The
Humming Bird (1924) Monsieur
Beaucaire (1924) The Only Woman (1924)
Ranson's Folly
(1926) The Amateur Gentleman (1926)
The Claw (1927)
Sorry for my English
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Films
directed by Olcott still extant (by alphabetical
order)
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Sidney Olcott is the king of the move
Anthony Slide writes a new
chapter on the O'Kalems
Malcolm
Lowry, Robert Desnos and Sidney Olcott
In the set of Monsieur Beaucaire, speak
French please !
The
Death certificate of Gene Gauntier in Cuernavaca
Dead in
Mexico, Gene Gauntier is buried in Sweden
"Egypt
as it Was in the Time of Moses" on YouTube
Olcott shoots
" The Amateur Gentleman " in a lawyer house
A
picture of Valentine Grant, girl
On RTE
Radio, Tony Tracy tells the story of The O'Kalems
In the Archives
of RTE, the epic of the O'Kalems
Robert
Vignola tells the circumstances of Olcott's death
On the trail
of Olcott in Egypt and Palestine
Henderson-Bland,
Olcott's Christ is not who one thinks
One
day, Sidney Olcott wanted to become an American
Philly,
le domestique d'Olcott disparaξt en Egypte.
Assassinι ?
Finally,
Sidney Olcott's grave is in Toronto ! I saw its still
Gene Gauntier is the stepsister of one
of the richest men
Happy
Birthday, Miss Valentine Grant
Un
meurtre dans l'immeuble d'Olcott
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