[--] Silents Please: THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (1923 silent film)
23Apr61 ABC Sun
Hosted by Ernie Kovacs
Synopsis:
The bells of Notre Dame were tolled in 15th-century Paris by Quasimodo, the Cathedral's
deformed bellringer. Given a public flogging, he gets his first taste of human kindness
when the young gypsy girl Esmeralda brings him water. Lon Chaney and Patsy Ruth Miller. [RF]

[--] Silents Please: WILL ROGERS (silent star biography)
23Apr61 ABC Sun
Hosted by Ernie Kovacs
Synopsis:
The wit and humor of Will Rogers is revealed in film and newsreel clips which trace the
humorist's life from his days in rodeo and vaudeville to his death in a plane crash
in 1935. [RF]

[--] Silents Please: AMERICA (1924 silent film)
copyright date 4May61
Edited abridgement of 1924 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: VARIETY (1926 silent film)
copyright date 1Jun61
Edited abridgement of 1926 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: RIN TIN TIN: TRACKED BY THE POLICE (1930's silent films)
copyright date 13Jul61
Edited abridgement of 1930's silent features, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: TEMPEST (1927 silent film)
copyright date 20Jul61
Edited abridgement of 1927 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: YANKEE CLIPPER (1927 silent film)
copyright date 27Jul61
Edited abridgement of 1927 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

 [--] Silents Please: WILLIAM S. HART (silent star biography)
15-Aug-1961 ABC Tue
Synopsis:
The screen career of cowboy hero William S. Hart is traced.
We see scenes from the 1916 film "Hell's Hinges", considered
the first adult Western; the land-rush sequence from "Tumbleweed"
shot in 1926 and an introduction added to "Tumbleweed" for
the film's re-release in 1939. [RF]

[--] Silents Please: THE PATENT LEATHER KID (1927 silent film)
copyright date 17Aug61
Edited abridgement of 1927 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: THE GARDEN OF EDEN (1928 silent film)
copyright date 7Sep61
Edited abridgement of 1928 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY (1925 silent film)
copyright date 14Sep61
Edited abridgement of 1925 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: OLD SAN FRANCISCO (1927  silent film)
copyright date 14Sep61
Edited abridgement of 1927 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: THE THREE MUSKETEERS Pt. 1 (1921 silent film)
copyright date 13Aug62
Edited abridgement of 1921 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: THE THREE MUSKETEERS Pt. 2 (1921 silent film)
copyright date 20Aug62
Edited abridgement of 1921 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: DON JUAN Pt. 1 (1926 silent film)
copyright date 5Nov62
Edited abridgement of 1926 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: DON JUAN Pt. 2 (1926 silent film)
copyright date 12Nov62
Edited abridgement of 1926 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: HOODOO ANN (1916 silent film)
copyright date 19Nov62
Edited abridgement of 1916 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN (1922  silent film)
copyright date 23May63
edited abridgement of 1922 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents Please: THE SEA BEAST (1926 silent film)
copyright date 6Jun63
Edited abridgement of 1926 silent feature, with summary of excised
material, interpretive narration, and synchronization of original
music score and effects.

[--] Silents please:. GIRLS IN DANGER [UCLA]
Copyright notice on film: c1959 by Gregstan Enterprises, Inc.
a Sterling TV release
Broadcast on ABC.
producers, Saul J. Turell, Paul Killiam
director-writer, Saul J. Turell.
Published/distributed: c1959.
Editors, Ray Angus, Howard Kuperman;
music, Howard Kuperman; research, William K. Everson;
consultants, Theodore Kupferman, Richard Griffith.
Cast/perfomers:
Narrators: Robert Wilson, Paul Killiam.
Summary:
Offers a look at the great stars, the excitement, the thrills, the
laughter and the heartbreak of Hollywood's golden era--that of the
silent film. Here, a look at some films in which women were placed
in great peril. Clips include:
Cecil B. DeMille's "The coming of Amos"
starring Jetta Goudal (1925);
D.W. Griffith's "Man's genesis"
starring Mae Marsh (1912);
Cecil B. DeMille's "Vanity"
starring Leatrice Joy;
Mack Sennett's comedy "Teddy at the throttle";
Lillian Gish in D.W. Griffith's "Way down East" (1920). [UCLA]

[--] Silents Please: FUN FACTORY
A history of Mack Sennett comedies spanning the years 1909-29.
Sennett, who began his career as an actor, is seen in an excerpt
from the 1909 film "The Lonely Villa". Also featured are scenes
from the 1914 productions "Tillie's Punctured Romance" and
"His Trysting Place", both with Charlie Chaplin; "The Extra Girl",
made in 1923 and featuring Mabel Normand; and "Daredevil", shot
in 1926, and starring Ben Turpin.

[--] Silents Please: THE BUSTER KEATON STORY
copyright date 30Sep76