1920 Movies

All of the entries in this rare collection of blue movies from the 1920's silent age have one thing in common - the beautiful young girls of Hollywood baring all for the movie cameras.

The film tells the adventures of a bohemian who, after a joyful bender, dreams delusions of grandeur that reality brings back down to earth.

Nikolai Malikoff's lost film “Frühlingsfluten” (Spring Floods) was re-edited by Dr. Hans Schulze into the film “Liebesleid – Eine Filmlegende” (Love's Sorrow – A Film Legend).

Farmer Al Falfa is a patrolman rollerskating through the park. A day of misadventures climaxes with a monkey stealing his clothes.

A silent ornithology film from Bray Studios

German silent film

This short film by the U.S. Department of Agriculture takes viewers on a journey through the stunning and diverse national forests of Colorado.

"With the harmony of the work of nature and humans, a unique song emerged under the slopes of Trebević - white Sarajevo!"

Turkmeni newsreel made in the 1920s.

A sophisticated puff piece for Phillipine embroidering industry, showing men designing the patterns and hordes of women embroidering the cloth.

Felix and a dog fight over a bone.

A group of children put on an imitation circus in the backyard.

One of the early animation works of Benjamin Rabier, a former designer of Epinal images who produced elegant illustrated editions of La Fontaine's fables and created the trademark image of 'La Vache qui rit'.

Close-ups of the Northern lapwing.

Street scenes shot by Burton Holmes in Kyoto and the shrines and temples of Nikkō, Japan.

A short documentary on Yellowstone Park.

Similar to Livestock Industry Promotion Exhibition in Hwanghae-do, this film contains another livestock exhibition held at Sariwon Public Agricultural School in Hwanghae-do Province. While Livestock Industry Promotion Exhibition in Hwanghae-do conveys the over...

Experimental film by Viking Eggeling. Now lost.