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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 |
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Jack Parker battles a Mexican bandito while pining for Texas Ryan, the rancher’s daughter. Starring Tom Mix, George Fawcett, and Bessie Eyton · Directed by E.A. Martin |
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Tupper hopes to win a baseball-loving widow’s heart by forming his own team. Starring John Bunny and Flora Finch · Directed by George D. Baker |
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Country girl Nell travels to the heartless city to find her drunken father and falls into the clutches of a mustache-twirling villain in this parody of early melodramas. Starring Priscilla Dean and Russ Powell · Directed by John Francis Dillon |
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Mary is forced into shoplifting to keep up with her rich sorority sisters. Starring Norma Talmadge · Directed by Van Dyke Brooke |
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When star detective Iva Method is kidnapped by smugglers, it falls on the police chief’s son to rescue her. Starring Larry Semon and Dorothy Dwan · Directed by Larry Semon and Noel Mason Smith |
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When Mrs. Jones unpaid bills are sent to her husband he decides to teach her a lesson. Starring Pearl White and Chester Barnett · Directed by Phillips Smalley |
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Pon — along with Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion — works to undo a witch’s spell and save the Emerald City from the evil King Krewl. Starring Violet MacMillan, Frank Moore, and Pierre Couderc · Directed by L. Frank Baum |
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The Spats mail-order a fire engine and decide to hold a fire drill to test it, accidentally burning down their house in the process. Starring Frank Butler, Laura Roessing, and Sidney D’Albrook · Directed by Jay A. Howe |