1913 Movies

The opening titles tell us that this is a church burned down by Suffragettes, causing £20,000 of damage. The scene then shifts to a church at New Cross that has been comprehensively destroyed by fire. We see the burnt out shell of the church, the wrecked roof,...

Stockholm street scene.

Billy and his sweetheart have had a little quarrel, and just to make him jealous, she accepts the attentions of another suitor. When she thinks she has punished Billy enough, she decides to break her engagement with Billy's rival, and to again accept Billy's a...

Jimmy Samson receives a letter from his friend Charley Huster claiming to have found gold near “Charlestone”. Accompanied by his fiancée Cécile, he sets out on an adventure sparked by the supposed discovery.

Part of BFI collection "Tales From the Shipyard".

Cinema Theater Company. Filmed by Jorge Goitizolo.

Theater and Cinema Company. Filmed by Jorge Goitizolo.

Cinema Theater Company. Filmed by Jorge Goytizolo.

A mass NUWSS meeting.

This Pathe newsreel captures the aftermath of an arson attack on Levetleigh House, St Leonards, former residence of Conservative MP for Hastings and Rye Arthur Du Cros. The attack was orchestrated by suffragette Kitty Marion, by way of a protest against the po...

A languid educational film about ancient Egypt, shot in 28mm, was sold through the Pathé catalogue for home screenings at the beginning of the twentieth century.

This atmospheric silent film from 1913 shows scenes of Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay and Flamborough Head in Yorkshire at the beginning of the 20th century.

The picturesque exuberance of the thundering Terni Falls, in the Marmore Mountains. Nature's perseverance combines with human engineering, building dams and creating public-use diversions in the mountains.

A report of the White Flower Day held on Tartu Town Hall Square in May 1913. White Flower Day is a charitable action in favour of people who suffer from tuberculosis.

Lion hunt in Africa. Film only survives incomplete.