1905 Movies

A parade of Mystic Shriners in ritual costumes and traditional hats, carrying a banner reading "Mecca"; some walk, some are mounted on horses, a few r...

1905 actuality film, director unknown, preserved by the Library of Congress. Also appears in Hollis Frampton's film, Public Domain. Cf. Woman with unc...

A couple of young boys clamber over a fence and break into the hen coop. They steal some eggs and a fat chicken. The adults are after them, but the bo...

A workman places his paint can in an unfortunate spot.

View of funeral procession and military parade at funeral for Hiram Cronk, who at the time of his death was the oldest surviving veteran of the War of...

A Christmas goose is brought back to life by an electric shock machine. This film is considered lost.

A glimpse behind the stage. An old man pursues a young woman but a she prefers the advances of a younger man so the older one gives his flowers to a f...

To commemorate the Anniversary of the Unspunnen Fete of 1815, held at Unspunnen, near Interlaken. Order of the Procession : 1-Twenty-two girls in cost...

A film from the UK based Mitchell & Kenyon.

A poacher eludes a gendarme with the help of some trick photography.

A silly-looking composer attempts to compose. He then falls asleep, and dreams of all manner of bizarre nonsense.

A city family goes to the shore for a vacation, but everything goes wrong.

Shot in Yunnan, China, simply shows 2 men smoking.

Showing eight views of the most difficult portions of the railway, including the steepest gradients, practically, hanging on to the sides of the preci...

Infantrymen of the Imperial Guard carry out a military exercise on the Aoyama field in Tokyo.

The Manaki brothers have filmed a market.

A barber cuts heads off Negro and white customers, who then dismember him.

Nothing to do with potties... Baby gets a good wash. In this charming Hepworth actuality film, a crisply uniformed, no-nonsense nurse bounces a baby g...

Spanish lost film about the 30 August 1905 solar eclipse.

Travels in Burma.