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A short film shot on 35mm using an authentic silent-era camera on the very same locations as A Florida Enchantment, 94 years later. Directed by W. Dustin Allgood |
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A con-man tries to seduce the wife of the American ambassador to Monaco and rob her of the vast amount of money she won at the gaming tables of Monte Carlo. Starring Rudolph Christians, Miss DuPont, and Erich von Stroheim · Directed by Erich von Stroheim |
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Ferdie, tired of his wife’s love for the foxtrot, fakes an injury to get out of dancing. Starring Sidney Drew and Mrs. Sidney Drew · Directed by Sidney Drew |
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A man remembers his own impoverished past when the society woman he is engaged to laughs at the poor. Starring E.H. Calvert and Ruth Stonehouse · Directed by Theodore Wharton |
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The foundry boss brings in a labor consultant and his daughter aids the workers after they go on strike. Starring Kathlyn Williams, T.J. Commerford, and Charles Clary · Directed by Oscar Eagle |
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Peggy covers for Frank, who has stolen $500 from his father to pay his gambling debts. Starring Mace Greenleaf and Blanche Cornwall · Directed by Alice Guy-Blaché |
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The Spats go on a camping trip that ends with them being pursued by bandits, a railroad bull, and the police. Starring Frank Butler, Laura Roessing, and Sidney D’Albrook · Directed by Fred Guiol |
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When an innocent woman is kidnapped by a rival group of outlaws during a turf war he had a part in starting, bad-man Cliff Hudspeth reforms his ways to rescue her. Starring William S. Hart · Directed by William S. Hart |
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A traveler is tormented by ghosts and poltergeists at a haunted hotel. Starring William V. Ranous · Directed by J. Stuart Blackton |
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Doreon is in love with Babette but she favors Blake, who has skipped town to avoid arrest. Doreon vows to find Blake and bring him back. Starring Tom Santschi · Directed by Robert N. Bradbury |