1918 Movies

The lives of some inhabitants living in the eastern mountains of Tennessee and in the 'moonshine country' of northern Georgia and Kentucky.

1918 travelogue.

Footage from the Büblingshausen prisoner-of-war camp. Ukrainian soldiers march to the flag dedication ceremony. They are dressed in new Ukrainian-style uniforms and wear karakul hats, accompanied by a Ukrainian orchestra. The soldiers march with their luggage...

Short comedy set in a haunted hotel. Filmed using "Kinekature" which provides lens distortion.

The film is a classic selection of Finland's major sightseeing attractions.

French film released in1918.

Baron Dandy has a weakness for young girls. Almost every day he stands in front of the local housekeeping school and waits for the bell to ring so he can admire the flocks of female students. Grete in particular seems to have caught his eye and he follows her...

Travelogue released on the first of December, 1918. Produced by Burton Holmes.

Report about the 'Joyeuse entrée' of the Belgian royal house in Brussels, soon after liberation.

Travelogue released on the 22nd of December, 1918. Produced by Burton Holmes.

The film documents Trieste's annexation to the Kingdom of Italy November 3, 1918.

A World War I promotional cartoon for war savings stamps.

The life of Alemdar Mustafa Pasha.

A silent American newsreel preserved by the New Zealand Film Archives

Actual footage following the 1917 Explosion in Halifax, showing devastation and the relief effort, beginning with activities the day after the Explosion and following the reconstruction in the north end of Halifax, including the Hydrostone housing project.

1918 travelogue.

Documentary clips from Finland, spring of 1918. Punkaharju, Viipuri castle, Saimaa canal, Imatra's rapids below the Valtionhotelli hotel, visit Olavinlinna medieval castle. Helsinki's market square in May: when market life is reviving.

A Finnish silent documentary that depicts lumber being process into barrels and shingles.

During World War I, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. worked for the YMCA in France running canteens, clubs, and leave centers for soldiers and teaching French. She also designed the uniforms worn by the women workers in the YMCA. Views of Mrs. Roosevelt entertaini...