Most Viewed Year 1904 - 15

All of the entries in this rare collection of blue movies from the silent age have one thing in common - the beautiful young girls of Hollywood...

As the title implies, the film shows women delegates parading at the st. Louis World's Fair in 1904. They are employees of the national cash register...

A convention of the fraternal order of Shriners was the subject of this film, photographed at Luna Park in Coney Island, New York. During the film,...

Scenes from Ribe Domkirkes.

Trade Guilds' Parade at Christiansborg Ridebane in 1904.

Schoolchildren doing calisthenics.

This farce is built around the efforts and frustrations of a woman who attempts to get through a narrow door while wearing a hoopskirt. She finally...

Another example of early filmmakers capturing on film anything that happened to be moving in America in 1904.

A camera in the Plaza of St. Louis at the World's Fair slowly pans counter clockwise in nearly a full circle: we see the crowd and various buildings,...

From three camera positions, the Democratic presidential candidate, Judge Parker, bids farewell on the wharf at Esopus to Mayor McClellan and other...

The single camera position was from the point of view of the judge of the course. The films shows a boat race between small, motor-driven speed...

It shows General Baden-Powell, hero of the Anglo-Boer war, and his family visiting Accrington.

Showing thousands of young people enjoying their favorite Winter Sport.

A self-explanatory title for a highly simple film.

Shows a parade through bunting-draped streets, probably in the town of Leominster, Mass.

Ski exercises.

[A]n excerpt from the novel by a chap named Marchmont in which the hero, a fellow with the heroic name of Hamylton Tregethner attempts to dissuade a...

The title of this early US film is something of a con really. Another rube couple had appeared in an entertaining movie set at Coney Island the...