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Nosferatu. Revista De Cine (Donostia Kultura) Nosferatu. Revista de cine (Donostia Kultura) Título: Filmografía Autor/es: Devesa, Dolores; Potes, Alicia Citar como: Devesa, D.; Potes, A. (1999). Filmografía. Nosferatu. Revista de cine. (31):100- 108. Documento descargado de: http://hdl.handle.net/10251/41160 Copyright: Reserva de todos los derechos (NO CC) La digitalización de este artículo se enmarca dentro del proyecto "Estudio y análisis para el desarrollo de una red de conocimiento sobre estudios fílmicos a través de plataformas web 2.0", financiado por el Plan Nacional de I+D+i del Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad del Gobierno de España (código HAR2010-18648), con el apoyo de Biblioteca y Documentación Científica y del Área de Sistemas de Información y Comunicaciones (ASIC) del Vicerrectorado de las Tecnologías de la Información y de las Comunicaciones de la Universitat Politècnica de València. Entidades colaboradoras: llfllfiiiWII / •• PtJ/11 DOCUMENTALES Y CORTOMETRAJES The Accusing Toe Intérpretes: Dale Fath (Steve), Wharton Jones, Judge Willis Galveston hurricane ( 1909) Brown. Productores, fotografía: King Vidor, Roy Clough. Docu­ The Rebellion mental sobre un huracán en Galveston. Intérpretes: Doug Lansing, Robert Planett, Martín Pendle­ ton, William White, Wharton Jones, J.G. Underhill, Sadie Clayton, Hugh Saxon. Judge Willis Brown. 10.000 Army Troops Parade in Houston (1914) l'm a Man Dirección, fotografía: King Vidor. Productores: King Vi­ Intérpretes: Martín Pendleton (Frank Eisel), Wharton Jo­ dar, John Boggs. Documental para el noticiario Mutual Wee­ nes (Jules de Courcey), Ruth Hampton (Ruth Eisel), Lloyd kly. Hughes (David Smilh), William Davenport (Simon Eisel}, Judge Willis Brown. In Town (1914) LARGOMETRAJES Dirección, guión: King Vidor. Productores: King Vidor, John Boggs. Fotografía: John Boggs. Intérpretes: King Vi­ Tbc Turn in thc Road (1919) dar (Carson), Pansy Buchanan (He/en) , D.Y. Cale (Abie). Duración aprox.: 2 rollos. Dirección, guión: King Vidor. Producción: Brentwood Film Corp. Fotografía: William Thornley. Intérpretes: George Nichols (Hamillon Perry), Lloyd Hughes (Paul Perry), Honston Sugar Refining Documentary (1915) Winter Hall (Matthew Barker), Helen Jerome Eddy (June Bar­ ker), Pauline Curley (Evelyn Barker), Ben Alexander (Bob), Dirección, guión: King Vidor, John Boggs. Intérprete: Charles Arlíng. Duración aprox.: 5 rollos. Florence Vidor. Documental industrial. Better Times ( 1919) A Car Theft in Fort Worth ( 1915) Dirección, guión: King Vidor. Producción: Brentwood Dirección: King Vidor, Clifford Vick. Documental para Film Corp. Fotografía: William Thornley. Intérpretes: Ford Motor Company. ZaSu Pitts (Nancy Scroogs), David Butler (Petet), Jack Mac­ Donald (Ezra Scroags), William Du Vaull (Whittaker), Hugh Fay (Jack Ransom), George Hackathorne (Tony), Georgia Realiza, durante un viaje de Houston a San Francisco, una Woodthorpe, Julianne Johnstone. Duración aprox.: 5 rollos. serie de planos documentales para Ford Motor Company. Fotografía: King Vidor, Clifford Vick. The Other Half (1919) The Judge Brown Series ( 1918) Dirección, guión: King Vidor. Producción: Brentwood Film Corp. Fotografía: Ira H. Morgan. Intérpretes: Florence Vídor Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: Boy City Film Corp. (Katherine Boone), Charles Meredith (Donald Trent), ZaSu Productor, guionista: Judge Willis Brown. Duración Pitts, (Jennie Jone~). David Butler (Jimmy), Thomas Jefferson aprox.: 2 rollos cada episodio. Títulos: (Caleb Fairman), Alfred Allen (J Mar/in Tren!), Frances Ray­ mond (señora Boone), Hugh Saxon (James Bradley), Arthur Bud's Recruit Redden (reportero). Duración aprox.: 5 rollos. Intérpretes: Wallis Brennan (Bud). Robert Gordon (Reg­ gie), Ruth Hampton (novia de Reggie). Poor Relations (1919) The Chocolate of thc Gang Intérpretes: Thomas Be11amy (Chocolate), Judge Willis Dirección, guión: King Víctor. Producción: Brentwood Brown. Fi lm Corp. Fotografía: Ira H. Margan. Intérpretes: Flo­ rence Vidor (Dorothy Perkins), Lillian Leighton (Ma Per­ The Lost Líe kins), William Du Vaull (Pa Perkins), ZaSu Pitts (Daisy Per­ Intérpretes: William Vaugh (chico), Mike O'Rourke (chi­ kins), Charles Meredith (Monte Rhodes), Roscoe Karns co). Ruth Hampton (hermana de Mike), Judge Willis Brown. (HenrJ). Duración aprox.: 5 rollos. Tad's Swimming Hole Intérpretes: Ernest Butterworth (Tad), Ruth Hampton, The Family Honor (1920) Judgc Willis Brown. Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: King Vidor Produc­ Marrying Off Dad tions. Guión: William Parker, basado en un relato de John Intérpretes: Wa ll is Brennan, Ernest Thompson (dos Booth Harrower. Fotografía: Ira H. Morgan. Intérpretes: hermanos), Sadie Clayton, Ruth Hampton, Judge Willis Florence Vidor (Beverly Tucker), Roscoe Karns (Da/ Tuc­ Brown. ker), Ben Alexander (Liltle Ben Tucker) , Charles Meredith (Merle Curran), George Nichols (Mayor Curran), John P. The Prcacher's Son Lockney (Felix), Willis Marks (Dobbs), Harold Goodwin Intérpretes: Guy Hayman (Charles), Wharton Jones (su (chico de la tienda). Duración aprox.: 5 rollos. padre), Ernest Thompson, William Du Vaull, Charles Force, Judge Willis Brown. The Jack-Knife Man ( 1920) Thief or Angel Intérpretes: Ruth Hampton (Antonetta!Tony), Charles Ri­ Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: King Vidor Produc­ chards (doctor), W.T. Horn, Helen Muir, Ernest Thompson, tions. Guión: William Parker, basado en la novela The Jack­ Grace Marvin, Judge Willis Brown. Knife Man de Ellis Parker Butler. Fotografía: Ira H. Margan. NOSFERATU 31 Intérpretes: Fred Turner (Peter Lane), Florence Vidor (se­ (Shorty Thompson), Peter Burke (Henrí), Harry Todd (San­ liora Montgome1y), Harry Todd ("Booge"), Claire McDowell dy MacTavish). Duración aprox.: 6 rollos. (Lize Merdin}, Bobby Kelso ("Buddy"), Willis Marks (Ras­ mer Briggles), Lillian Leighton (señora Pol/er}, Charles Ar­ ling (doctor), Irene Yaeger (Susie), Caro! Marshall (Jane). Tin-Tín de mi corazón (Peg o' My Hearl. 1922) Duración aprox.: 5 rollos. Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: Metro Pi ctures. Guión: Mary O'Hara, basado en la obra homónima de J. The Sky Pilot ( 1921) Hartley Manners. Fotografía: George Barnes. Intérpretes: Laurette Taylor (Margare/ O 'Conne/1 1 Peg), Mahlon Ha­ Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: Cathrine Curtís Cor­ milton (Sir Gerald Adair 1 Jerry), Russell Simpson (.lim poration. Guión: John McDermot, basado en la novela The O 'Conne/1). Ethel Grey Terry (Ethel Chiches/er), Nigel Ba­ Sky Pilo!: A Tale of the Foothills de Ralph Connor (seudóni­ rrie (Christian Bren!), Lionel Belmore (Hawks), Vera Lewis mo de Charles William Gordon). Adaptación: Faith Grcen. (señora Chichester), Sid na Beth l vins (seíiora de Jím Fotografía: Gus Peterson. Intérpretes: John Bowers (el pi­ O 'Connell), D. R.O. Hatswell (A /aric Chichester). Ai leen loto), Colleen Moore (Gwen), David Butler (Bi/1 Hendricks), O'Malley (Margare t. niila). Duración aprox.: 2401 mts. (8 Harry Todd (viejo cronome/rador), James Corrigan (Ash/ey), rollos). Otra versión: "Peg o My Heart (Peggy de mi cora­ Donald MacDonald (el duque), Kathleen Kirkham (L ady zón)" (Robert Z. Leonard. 193 3). Charlotte). Duración aprox.: 7 rollos. The Woman of Bronze (1923) Love Never Dies (1921) Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: Samuel Zierler Photo­ Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: King W. Vidor Pro­ play. Productor: Harry Garson. Guión: Hope Loring. Louis ductions. Guión: King Vidor, basado en la novela The Cotta­ Duryea Lighton, basado en la obra de teatro Woman of Bron­ ge of Delight de William Nathaniel Harben. Fotografía: ze de Henry Kistemaeckers. Fotografía: William O'Connell. Max Dupont. Intérpretes: Lloyd Hughes (Jo/m Trolt), Mad­ Dirección artística: Joseph Wri ght . Intérpretes: Clara ge Bellamy (Tilly Whaley), Joe Bennett (loe/ Eperson), Li­ Kim ball Young (Vivian Hunl), John Bowers (Paddy Miles), llian Leighton (señora Cavanaugh), Fred Gambold (Sam Ca­ Kathryn McGuire (Sylvia Morton), Edwin Stevens (Reggie vanaugh) , Julia Brown (Dora Boyles), Frank Brownlee (Eze­ M01·ton), Lloyd Whitl oc k (Leonard Hunl), Edward Kimball kiel WhaleJ), Winifred Greenwood (Jeme Holder). Claire Mc­ (Papa Bone/li). Duración aprox.: 6 rollos. Dowell (Liz Trott). Duración aprox.: 7 rollos. Tres solterones discretos {Three Wise Fools. 1923) Woman, Wake Up! (1922) Dir ección: King Vidor. Producción: Goldwyn Pictures. Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: Florence Vidor Pro­ Guión: King Vidor, June Mathis. Adaptación: John McDer­ ductions. Guión: C.B. Manly , basado en un relato de Ben mott. James O'Hanlon, basado en la obra de teatro homónima Moore Clay. Fotograría: George Barnes. Intérpretes: Flo­ de Austin Strong y Winchell Smith. Fotografía: Charles Van rence Vidor (Anne), Charles Meredith (Henry Mortimer), Lo­ Enger. Intérpretes: Claude Gillingwater (Theodore Fíndley), uis Calhern (Monte Collins). Duración aprox.: 6 rollos. Eleano r B oardman (Rena Fairchild 1 Sidn ey Fairchild), William H. Crane (James Trumbu/1), Alee B. Francis (Dr. Richard Gmmt). John Sainpolis (John Crawshay), Brinsley The Real Adventurc (1 922) Shaw (Benny), f red Esmelton (Gray), William Haines (Gordon Schuyle1), Lucien Littlefield (Douglas), ZaZu Pitts (Mickey). Dirección: King Vidor. Producción: F1orence Vid or Pro­ Duración aprox.: 2.111 mts. (7 rollos). Estreno: Madrid: 6 ductions 1 Cameo Pictures. P roductor: Arthu r S. Kane. d e fe brero de 1925: Ideal. Otra versión: "Three Wise Guión: Mildred Considine, basado en la novela The Real Fools" (Edward Buzzell, 1948). Adventure de Henry Kitchell Webster. Fotografía: George Barnes. Intérpretes: Florence Vidor (Rose Stan ton), C1yde Fi llmore
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