Ec25 Collection (page 2)

THE FOURTH MUSKETEER, 1923. Johnnie Walker

SILENT FILM STILL: TRAINS. Lloyd Hamilton in a scene from a silent film

THE UNTAMED LADY, 1926. Silent film still. Gloria Swanson and Lawrence Gray

Silent Film Still: Ships

THE CUP OF LIFE, 1915. Film still

SILENT FILM: AUTOMOBILES. Lawrence Gray and Marion Davies

SILENT FILM: AUTOMOBILES. Silent film still. Edith Storey, Vitagraph Star, and George Adams, professional auto racer

Silent Film: Automobiles

FILM: TIMBER QUEEN, 1923. Ruth Roland

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

LOVES OF CASANOVA, 1927. Film still

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"EC25: A Nostalgic Journey Through Silent Film Eras" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of silent films with EC25. This captivating collection takes you on a nostalgic journey, showcasing iconic moments from various eras. Transport yourself to 1936 as Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard grace the screen in the final scene of "Modern Times. " Witness their timeless chemistry that transcends words, reminding us of the power of visual storytelling. In "Big Business" (1929), Laurel and Hardy's comedic genius shines through as they hilariously navigate a chaotic business encounter. Their slapstick humor continues to bring joy even after all these years. Experience heart-pounding excitement in "Five & Ten Cent Annie, " where Louise Fazenda and Clyde Cook find themselves caught up in a series of accidents. The suspenseful scenes keep you on the edge of your seat, proving that silence can speak volumes. Silent film enthusiasts will delight in exploring various themes like automobiles, couples, trains, chariots, transportation mishaps - each frame capturing an era long gone but not forgotten. From battle scenes to college life, silent films effortlessly transport us across different worlds without uttering a single word. These stills offer glimpses into historical events or relatable everyday situations that continue to captivate audiences today. Indulge your senses with Potash and Perlmutter's silent film still from 1923 - an enduring testament to Jewish-American culture at its finest. It serves as a reminder that silent films were not limited by language barriers but instead united people through shared experiences. EC25 invites you to rediscover the magic of silent cinema - where emotions are conveyed through expressive gestures and evocative music accompanies every scene. Let these timeless images ignite your imagination and take you on an unforgettable trip down memory lane.