Ec03 Collection

LAUREL AND HARDY. Stan Laurel (left) and Oliver Hardy

HOME TALENT, 1921. Phyllis Haver in a scene from the film

SILENT FILM STILL, 1931. Thelma Todd

THEDA BARA (1885-1955). Originally Theodosia Goodman. American actress. In the title role of Cleopatra, 1917

SILENT FILM STILL. Hollywood starlet Dorothy Gulliver, c1920s

CHU-CHIN-CHOW, 1923. Starring Betty Blythe

Silent Still: Cavemen

ASTRAY FROM THE STEERAGE. Still from the 1921 motion picture Astray from the Steerage

LOVES OF AN ACTRESS, 1928. Film still

Silent Still: Old Man

Silent Film Still: Costume

BATHING BEAUTIES, 1916. Silent film, produced by Mack Sennett (1884-1960), American film producer and director

HEART OF A SIREN, 1925. Starring Barbara La Marr

TEN COMMANDMENTS, 1923. Silent film still

D. W. GRIFFITH: FILM, 1922. Lucille La Verne as La Frochard and Sheldon Lewis as her son, Jacques
D.W. GRIFFITH: FILM, 1922. Lucille La Verne as La Frochard and Sheldon Lewis as her son, Jacques, in a scene from Orphans of the Storm (1922), directed by D.W. Griffith

Silent Still: Children. Lupino Lane
SILENT STILL: CHILDREN. Lupino Lane

Silent Still: Courtroom

SILENT FILM STILL: DANCING. Neal Burns and the Christie Girls in a scene from Mad Scrambles

THEDA BARA (1885-1955). N e Theodosia Goodman. American actress. Bara in the title role of Salome, 1918
THEDA BARA (1885-1955). N© e Theodosia Goodman. American actress. Bara in the title role of Salome, 1918

SILENT STILL: SINGLE MAN. Taylor Holmes

Silent Film Still: Beards

LOVES OF CASANOVA, 1927. A scene from the film directed by Alexandre Volkoff

Silent Film Still: Fashion

VERY CONFIDENTIAL, 1927. Madge Bellamy in a scene from the film

Silent Film Still: Woman. Joan Davis
SILENT FILM STILL: WOMAN. Joan Davis

VAMPING VENUS, 1928. Thelma Todd and Charlie Murray in a scene from the film

AMERICAN MAID, 1917. Edna Goodrich in a scene from the film

LOVES OF CASANOVA, 1927. Film still

Silent Film Still: Costumes

MALE AND FEMALE, 1919. A scene from the film directed by Cecil B. DeMille

SILENT FILM STILL: COSTUMES. Thelma Todd and Joe Bonomo

SILENT FILM STILL, c1920s. Hollywood starlet Dorothy Gulliver, c1920s

ROBINSON CRUSOE, 1922. Harry Myers in a film adapation of Daniel Defoes novel

LUPINO LANE (1892-1959). British actor. In a scene from a silent film

SILENT STILL: GROUP OF MEN. The Ancient Mariner, 1925

Silent Still: Group of Men

THE WIZARD OF OZ, 1925. Larry Semon as the Scarecrow in an early film adaptation of L. Frank Baums novel

Silent Film Still: Costumes. Marion Davies
SILENT FILM STILL: COSTUMES. Marion Davies

THE MERRY WIDOW, 1925. John Gilbert in a scene from the film directed by Erich von Stroheim

MONNA VANNA, 1922. Film still

SILENT FILM STILL. Charles Clary as King Arthur in a film adapation of Mark Twains A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court, 1921

THE MAN WHO LAUGHS, 1928. Josephine Crowell as Queen Anne in a scene from the film

Film Still: Fortune Telling

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"ec03: A Journey Through Silent Film Eras" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of silent films with ec03. From the comedic genius of Laurel and Hardy to the captivating beauty of Theda Bara as Cleopatra, this collection takes you on a nostalgic trip through cinema history. In "Home Talent" (1921), Phyllis Haver shines on screen, showcasing her talent and grace. Meanwhile, Thelma Todd captivates audiences with her expressive eyes in a still from a 1931 silent film. These women were trailblazers, paving the way for future generations of actresses. The allure of Hollywood starlets is evident in Dorothy Gulliver's portrait from the 1920s - her elegance captured effortlessly. And who can forget Rudolph Valentino? His smoldering gaze mesmerized viewers worldwide in "Blood and Sand" (1922). Betty Blythe steals the show as Chu-Chin-Chow in 1923, leaving audiences spellbound by her performance. The costumes worn during these times were nothing short of spectacular - each detail meticulously crafted to transport us into another realm. Silent films weren't just about acting; they were also about dance. The artistry displayed through graceful movements transcended language barriers, allowing emotions to be conveyed without uttering a single word. Love stories unfolded on screen between men and women whose chemistry was palpable even without dialogue. Their expressions spoke volumes as they navigated complex relationships that resonated with audiences then and now. But it wasn't all glamourous tales; sometimes we traveled back to prehistoric times when cavemen roamed the earth. These imaginative narratives took us on wild adventures filled with danger and excitement. Join us as we celebrate these iconic moments from silent film history with ec03 - an exploration that brings together laughter, drama, romance, and adventure like never before.