Posters from Lost or Forgotten Films Films Forgotten or Lost to Time, Made at Studios That No Longer Exist, Starring Players You May Have Never Heard Of “A Dash for Liberty” (1913)from Lubin Studio “A Lady in the Library” (1916)from Vitagraph Company “A Noise Like a Fortune”(1912)Thanhouser Studios “Black Gold” (1928)made by The Norman Film Mfg. Co. “Brennan of the Moor” (1913)produced by Solax Studio “Circus Clowns” starring Baby Peggy “City That Never Sleeps” produced at Republic Pictures Studios “Dugan of the Badlands” (1931)produced by Monogram Pictures “Enoch Arden” from American Biograph Studio Directed by D.W. Griffith (1914) “Father’s Hatband” (1913) produced by The Vitagraph Company “Felix the Cat Laughs it Off” (1926) produced by Educational Pictures “Hans’ Millions” (1911) by Essanay Film Manufacturing Co. “Her Martyrdom” (1915) from Lubin Studios “London After Midnight” (1) starring Lon Chaney,Directed by Tod Browning “London After Midnight” (2) starring Lon Chaneydirected by Tod Browning “Making a Man of Her” from legendary Nestor Studios “Max Comes Across” (1917)starring Max Linderand made by Essanay Film Mfg. Co. “Mickey” (1) starring Mabel Normand “Mickey” (2)starring Mabel Normand “Mountains of Manhattan” (1927)made by Gotham Productions “Peaceful Alley” (1929)starring Lloyd Hamilton and produced at Educational Pictures “So Big” starring Colleen Moore “Strange People” (1933)from Chesterfield Motion Picture Corp. “Susie’s Scheme” (1917)from United States Moving Picture Co. “The Caballero’s Way”(1914) filmed by Elclair Studio “The Crimson Skull” (1922)made by The Norman Film Mfg. Co. “The Escape of Jim Dolan” (1913) made by Selig Polyscope Company “The Flying Ace” (1926)made by The Norman Studios “The Lure of Heart’s Desire” “The Man from Death Valley” (1931)from Monogram Pictures “The Messenger” (1921)filmed by The Vitagraph Company “The Sphinx” (1913) produced by Monogram Pictures “The Toonerville Trolley” (1920)Betzwood Film Company (Lubin Co.) “The Unbeliever” (1912)produced by the Thos. Edison Studio Keystone Comedies Advertising Poster The Films of Norman Studios Back to the Store