Sep 13, 2016
Members of the Cree Tribe
On the roof of the McAlpin Hotel in New York City in 1913. Byron Company
From the Collection of the Museum of the City of New York.
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Members of the Cree Tribe
On the roof of the McAlpin Hotel in New York City in 1913. Byron Company
From the Collection of the Museum of the City of New York.
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Did anyone know that butterfinger was apparently created pre 1920?
Because I sure as hell didnt
Charlie Chaplin (w/ Edna Purviance) is struck by an arrow & ribbon fired by Cupid in The Bond (1918, dir. Charlie Chaplin)
1910’s-era movie theater etiquette Public Service Announcement (via)
Eager to expand their profits, early movie theaters, or "nickelodeons", often put up slides between reel changes encouraging women to attend films (e.g. “Ladies and children are cordially invited to this theatre, no offensive pictures are ever shown here”), as theaters were not considered entirely respectable places.
1910’s-era movie theater etiquette Public Service Announcement (via)
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1910’s-era movie theater etiquette Public Service Announcement (via)
A unique feature of early films was the projection of slides onto the screen while reels were being changed. Some of these slides attempted to teach proper movie-going manners to those in attendance.
Charlie Chaplin in One A.M. (1916, dir. Charlie Chaplin) (via)
Lillian Gish & Dorothy Gish in An Unseen Enemy (1912, dir. D.W. Griffith)
(via)