Most Viewed Year 1906 - 15

A sequel to the last film from 1900, a single one-act “talkie” sound on-disk film produced by the Royal Bioscope

Sheep bound through a narrow opening, followed by a panoramic vista of the flock running through a meadow.

A rich man receives money and loses his wallet in a park. He finds her a tramp who begins to spend all the money with no sense, to lose everything.

Pitou get some leave, so he goes to see his girlfriend, the cook at a house. When her other boyfriend comes in, she makes Pitou hide in the coal...

While on a walk, the six soldiers' wives are kidnapped by six officers. After recovering their wives, the soliders are punished for three days by the...

Called away by a telegram, Ducornard leaves his wife alone in the house. She isn't alone for long since she is soon joined by her lover.

Following an argument, the wife returns to her mother. The mother-in-law tries to make them divorce, but they reconcile in the end.

A child and her nurse are out walking. A band of desperate men and women knock the nurse down and abduct the child. Soon a ransom note is sent to the...

This maid breaks the dishes, so it's off to the employment office. The next one tries on her mistress's clothes and gets kissed by the master, so...

Riders at a cavalry school take the horses through their paces, jumping over fences and walls, descending steep slopes, and fording streams. Some...

Leaving for town, a peasant comes upon a witch who puts him under her spell. Neither the jeers of his companions or the supplications of his young...

A farmer disowns his son when the boy gets a girl pregnant, but his heart softens when he sees his grandchild.

A man plays with three young women at the beach while his wife is alseep.

Views and pans among the ruins of San Francisco after the earthquake and fire.

Catalogue in "The Big V: A History of the Vitagraph Company," by Anthony Slide & Alan Gevinson, 1987.

Views and pans among the ruins of San Francisco after the earthquake and fire.

Shows how they cut the wool off of sheep.

The ramshackle-looking train on the single-track line pulls into the station, just in front of the siding. People clumb down and go on their ways.

The title reads "Hailing Drags". You'd expect some sort of travois affair, but it turns out to be mules hailing sugar cane loaded onto wheeled flats....

The documentary features the oldest footage ever taken of surfing, and it was shot in Hawaii by Robert Bonine.