1911 Movies

Comic film. Disappointed by love, Tontolini consults a doctor about the sadness he feels. The doctor prescribes distractions and entertainment as a cu...

Footage showing the life of geese on a farm and all the events that followed.

Frank Mills is a college boy with but one ambition in life and that is to someday wed the girl of his dreams, Helen Wilson. In his room at college he...

A salesman carrying an oversized album under his arm enters a businessman’s office. He opens the album. On the first page, there is a drawing of a gen...

Jenkins goes to a public park where a procession is in progress. There, he takes a fancy to a donkey and determines to possess it. Cautiously mounting...

Kinemacolor

The baby daughter of Mrs. Norton, a widowed seamstress, dies. The sorrow-stricken mother gazes at the empty cradle and decides to replace the departed...

A young woman who must protect a railway station's payroll from two robbers.

The pilot Vidart and his good friend Aubert are competing against each other in an aviation contest. When Vidart gets in the claws of a loan shark, wi...

Russian dances are performed.

Little Moritz gets a rifle that shoots little darts from hs father and immediately uses to it break windows and cause messes.

The daughter of a boatman falls in love with a shore-dweller, and runs away in the face of her father's disapproval.

A 1911 silent drama film written and directed by Edwin S. Porter and Lois Weber. Starring Lois Weber, Phillips Smalley, and Charles De Forrest.

A mechanic has invented a marvelous machine, and he most eagerly shows the plans to his wife, while they enthusiastically plan their daughter's future...

An elaborate stage revue combines operatic ballet, flag-bearing performers representing different nations, and a series of choreographed tableaux, cul...

Documentary of the Swedish city.

Cinema Theater Company.

A travelogue portrait of Rome, moving among St. Peter’s, the Colosseum, the Tiber, Castel Sant’Angelo and other classical and Christian landmarks, wit...

Pochoir-tinted view of the Niagara Falls. From the Guerra Zacarías collection.

Cinema Theater Company.