1913 Movies

Mrs. Hurley is a wealthy old lady who is rather proud of her antecedents. Her son, a young, clean-cut, college-bred man, like other gilded youths, ma...

The baron who owns the estate and factory does not approve of his daughters' honest but non-aristocratic and poor suitors. The older sister, Margareta...

Disgusted by the unsanitary conditions of the flat in which she lives, Patty Gordon, a pretty young artist, writes anonymously to John Richardson, ask...

Part of the series La Vie telle qu'elle est.

Virginia Chester visits her Aunt Betty who resides near an army post. Lieut. Calhoun falls in love with Virginia, and after a whirlwind courtship pers...

Gontran is too absorbed in his (terrible) piano playing to pay any attention to his wife. She tells him she’s going back to her mother, but instead mo...

Accident-prone Polycarpe wreaks havoc on a construction site—a popular location for so many early film comedies.

The Ainus of Japan represent the aborigines of Japan, the oldest existing people of the world, barring the cliff dwellers on the island of Razan of ou...

Second attempt at producing a regularly appearing newsreel. The previous attempt was the so-called Cinema Theater Magazine, later called National Maga...

A young Sami couple is happily in love, but a sinister forester is determined to make the girl his. No matter the cost.

'Racist comedy short in which the tables are turned on a greedy Jewish antique dealer.' (British Film Institute)

This particular film uses real film footage to show a march by women demanding the right to vote. This coincided with the inauguration of Woodrow Wils...

Gymnastics demonstration on an open court. We watch the boys' group exercise, followed by the girls' group exercise and individual bar exercise.