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Why Proposal Templates
Time is money. Most importantly for a small business, taking advantage of what the experts have already developed for you when it's at a price you can afford, is smart business. Also smart is closing the sale the first time around, which is most often the result of a well organized, professional sales proposal that best presents your capabilities and advantages.
Your BUZGate™ educational Sponsor introduces Proposal Packs that are recognized for their organization, comprehensiveness and professionalism. Self-guiding Templates make them easy to customize so that you can clearly convey to your prospective client who you are, what you can do, what you propose to do for them, and most importantly, how they will benefit from the product or service you provide. There is a Proposal Pack for practically any type of sales proposal:
What's in a Proposal Pack
There are over 140 pre-formatted proposal templates including:
You choose from over 80 different "look and feel" graphic themes (each sold separately) to have the color, font and images that best represent your business offerings. Drop in your own logo and refine your template as much as you need to present the right professional image to close the sale.
Who Uses Sales Proposal Templates
Most any type of business can gain a competitive advantage through a professional looking and well organized sales proposal. Learn from over 150 testimonials, comments and reviews how others from around the globe have benefited using proven sales and contract templates.
Ease of Use
Surf easy Online Tutorials to learn how simple it is to use any Proposal Kit product. Choose the style, format and topic that suits your business and will help you to close the sale:
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Proposal Wizard
To make it even easier for anyone to put together professional sales and contract proposals, a Proposal Pack Wizard is available as an optional interface to make the process of picking, copying, combining and mail merging your documents faster and efficient. This automated feature frees you from re-creating and re-entering information in the various sales related documents; e.g., cover letter, scope of work, contract, agreements, etc.
Best Practices
Learn from best practices to help you save time and money while improving your ability to close more sales. Proposal Packs can be used for virtually any type of business proposal in any industry and include sample proposals to illustrate the broad range of uses.
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Creating Great Proposals
View details to the following 9-Step approach for creating accurate estimates and proposals:
- Read the "Proposal Kit" documentation and online tutorials
- Edit each of the base Proposal Kit documents using a variety of operation system and word processing platforms
- Have a prospective client. View helpful resources about how to sell your offerings.
- Conduct an extensive interview using an 80-Question Interview Worksheet
- Create a storyboard of diagram
- Generate the estimate
- Generate the client documents by filling in the proposal template blanks
- After the proposal is accepted, create the project
- Market the projecct
Project Implementation
You got the prospect, you pitched the deal and you closed the sale - now what?
- Project development and deployment
- Ongoing sales maintenance
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10 Great Reasons to Use Proposal Templates
Time is money. Most importantly for a small business, taking advantage of what the experts have already developed for you when it's at a price you can afford, is smart business. In addition to the obvious benefits of being able to land more clients and close more sales, below are other great reasons for using a sales Proposal Pack solution:
- Technical support and custom services
- Most cost-effective solution (let us know if you can find another solution that compares)
- Downloadable products (no need to wait for shipped products)
- One-time license fee for current version (no recurring monthly or yearly subscription fees)
- No risk/low cost future upgrades (free if purchased within 3 months of an upgrade, else discounted)
- Unlimited proposals and contracts (no extra charges for how many you write)
- Easy setup and use (no need to hire consultants to setup the products)
- Pre-designed documents ready to use (allows you to start immediately)
- Component based system (can be further customized to fit any need)
- Designed for small-medium size businesses, freelancers, individuals/groups in larger companies.
Where to Begin
Choose from any one of the following options to learn more or begin taking advantage of "plug-and-play" sales proposal and contract solutions that can help your business land more clients and close more sales:
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It was the stunning Ashes debut that made teenager Ashton Agar a household name overnight, when in July 2013, he scored a record 98 runs for Australia at Trent Bridge from his position as number 11.
But in his own retelling of the story, the hero was fellow batsman Phil Hughes, whose grit and guidance on the field, as they shared a record-breaking partnership, will stay with him forever.
The partnership was "75 per cent him [Hughes] getting me through, 25 per cent me getting him through. He made me feel so relaxed. Even with a look from him I knew what he meant. He didn't have to say anything," Agar recalls in a new book.
The story of how Hughes helped Agar that day is one of many touching tributes to the late cricketer in a new book, Phil Hughes: The Official Biography, written by Malcolm Knox and Peter Lalor, which goes on sale on November 11.
"I swear that each and every ball of that partnership he came up the pitch and said, 'Next ball'. He had such control, he was so strong mentally," Agar says in one of two extracts from the forthcoming book published by News Limited on Saturday.
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In the same extract, teammates discussed Hughes' own anguish at being dropped by selectors shortly after the record-breaking episode with Agar.
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The Canadian government and the oil industry have limited options, however, as another controversial proposal to build a pipeline to export tar sands crude to Asian markets is just at the beginning of a lengthy review process.
The U.S. move to put off a decision on TransCanada Corp's proposed $7 billion Keystone XL pipeline for 18 months is a significant blow for Ottawa, which has strongly backed the project.
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Hawaiian Cheese Bread Recipe
- 1 loaf (1 pound) Hawaiian sweet bread
- 1 block (8 ounces) Swiss cheese
- 3 slices red onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1. Cut bread diagonally into 1-in. slices to within 1 in. of bottom. Repeat cuts in opposite direction. Cut Swiss cheese into 1/4-in. slices; cut slices into small pieces. Insert into bread. Combine the onion, butter, garlic and salt; spoon over bread.
- 2. Wrap loaf in foil. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve warm. Yield: 16 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving: 199 calories, 12g fat (7g saturated fat), 38mg cholesterol, 314mg sodium, 17g carbohydrate (6g sugars, 1g fiber), 7g protein.
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"A big hit! We also make the savory party bread found on this site. This will be a nice addition to change it up."
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"This was great, but I used green onions in place of red, & a dash of garlic salt in place of the minced garlic & salt."
"Made this last night for the Super Bowl. It was pretty good. If I made it again, I would puree the onions, or mince them. I didn't care for the diced pieces of onion on it."
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"I take this bread to church for our Wed. night Bible study and I get many raves over it. I add small diced ham to the ingredients. I also cut back on the garlic a little as we don't like a lot of garlic. It's an easy and wonderful recipe to make. I also make another version with a round rye bread and use chopped deli roast beef with swiss cheese. Some people liked that version better."
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"I just made and it turned out incredibly. I used a sweet onion instead of the red. We have a new family favorite. I served it with BBQ chicken, corn on the cob, cole slaw, and peach cobbler."
"I don't know what Hawaiian Sweet bread is either. We don't have it here in Australia. Is there something else we could use?"
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Big B, who was very excited to meet his two co-stars, also expressed his wish to act with them once again and tweeted about it as well.
Later, he also mentioned about the shoot on his blog, "The shoot for the PR of Piku has begun and there are some most unusual works being done. Today we were a part of it along with Deepika and Irrfan. Unfortunately I am not permitted to expose them here, but may I just say that they all look rather unusual and hilarious...!"
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At det lå i nærheten av vår indiske venninne (på besøk fra India) og hennes indiske familie, som bor i London. Dermed kunne vi tilbringe mye tid sammen med dem. Fant ikke helt ut av prisene da jeg bestilte. Det virket som det var store forskjeller. Jeg syntes heller ikke at det kom klart frem om en kunne få frokost inkludert. 350 kr. for to som spiser en skive hver ble svært kostbart.
Rent hotell, fin beliggenhet mhp buss og undergrunn til sentrum Rommet var veldig varmt, ingen aircondition. Måtte sette opp vindu.
Flott beliggenhet. Nærhet til tre ulike undergrunnslinjer. Hyggelig betjening som var veldig hjelpsomme.God valuta for pengene.
Vi likte godt leiligheten som var mye større enn forventet. Pene rom, rene og stilige bad, fint kjøkken med alt utstyr, tv med mange kanaler osv. Nei, dette var mye bedre enn vi håpet. Veldig bra service og god beliggenhet iforhold til tube og butikker.
Exactly what it offers on the website
Good, clean, quiet hotel. Excellent value for money and good breakfast. Stayed on top floor and no lift, no problem for us, but can see it would be for others.
Convenient to transportation services. Clean and functional. Lack of 'helpful' services. For example: no secure storage for holding luggage; no late check-out.
The appartment, although not directly adjacent to the hotel is perfect for a small family or group to base themselves in the Hammersmith area. The keys to the appartment don't give access to the main door of the hotel so you need to ring the bell each morning for breakfast.
The room was very clean and comfortable. The location is very good, it is convenient to access both the Heathrow airport and the center of the city. There is no elevator. Also no internet.
Good location if you are going to the Apollo, decent breakfas One tatty towel only! You can hear all the noises from the room above
Simple and easy, very close to tube and easy to find The staff coukld not find an iron(nothing really to moan about).
Excellent full english breakfast, staff were friendly. Steep stairs, no lift.
Nice small hotel. A little bit noisy but this did not anonoy.
Check in desk staff were very friendly. The room was not equipped with working facilities for instance the kettle plug was in between the beds, the digital box was not working neither was the tv 1-5 due to the lack of aerial, their was no duvet for the beds just blanket and additional blankets, for this weather it was too cold for that. I also experienced difficulties with the toilet flush.


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So, New EPA Regs Won't Cause Apocalyptic Blackouts in Texas After All?
Luminant's Monticello
Over the course of the last month, both ERCOT and the North American Energy Reliability Corporation have warned of outages as early as next summer, due in large part, they say, to new regs issued by the EPA aimed at reducing the amount of mercury, sulfur dioxide and other pollutants released into the air by coal-fired power plants.
Gov. Rick Perry has decried the pollution limits as "heavy-handed" "job killers." State attorney general Greg Abbott has sued to halt their implementation. Downtown Dallas-based Luminant has complained that it doesn't have enough time to meet the deadlines, and that it will result in mothballed plants and layoffs. Of course, these rules -- which some would describe as long overdue -- have been coming since at least 1990, with the Clean Air Act Amendments passed during the presidency of George H.W. Bush.
Still, rotating outages are a source of concern, no? But then the Department of Energy didn't seem too worried. And now, according to a survey by the Associated Press, the blackouts-and-layoffs cudgel GOP lawmakers and the industry have been using to beat regulators about the head and neck looks a bit overstated. Shutdowns directly attributable to new EPA regs nationwide will number 35 at most, certainly not the cascading mothballing that has been forecast so direly. These are retired units in most cases, mind you, not entire plants.
The survey, based on interviews with plant operators and the EPA's own predictions of plant retirements, indicates most of the plants identified are aged and have "been allowed to run without modern pollution controls" for decades.
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Among those to be mothballed are two units at Luminant's Monticello plant near Mount Pleasant, one of the top emitters of chromium and mercury in the country. ERCOT says it shouldn't cause any grid instability.
Anyhow, the EPA should be announcing its finalized rules for emissions of mercury this week, per The Washington Post. It'll be interesting to see what they will mean for Luminant's Big Brown plant, which emits more mercury than any plant in America. Surprisingly, it isn't on the list of known shutdowns.
As an interesting side note, none other than Jerome "The Bus" Bettis, a Steelers legend, has signed on as a spokesman for the new mercury regulations, Politico reports. Bettis was diagnosed with asthma as a teenager and has been an outspoken proponent of curbing power plant emissions. EPA estimates the new rules will prevent 120,000 cases of childhood asthma.
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BinaryWriter.Flush Method
Clears all buffers for the current writer and causes any buffered data to be written to the underlying device.
[Visual Basic] Public Overridable Sub Flush() [C#] public virtual void Flush(); [C++] public: virtual void Flush(); [JScript] public function Flush();
All derived classes should override Flush to ensure that all buffered data is sent to the stream.
Flushing the stream will not flush its underlying encoder unless you explicitly call Flush or Close. Setting AutoFlush to true means that data will be flushed from the buffer to the stream, but the encoder state will not be flushed. This allows the encoder to keep its state (partial characters) so that it can encode the next block of characters correctly. This scenario affects UTF8 and UTF7 where certain characters can only be encoded after the encoder receives the adjacent character or characters.
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Moving has been a disaster. Landlords, funding crisis's, impossible deadlines, and enough stress to put down a bison. We've been in our new apartment for 26 days. In that 26 days we hit the usual rounds of Memorial Day cookouts, vacationed in Gettysburg for a week and went camping for Litha. We had a total of 3 days at home to unpack.
It's not quite done.
It may not be done until September.
I found the dining room table today and cleared a space to set up my laptop as my desk is hopelessly buried in wires, blankets, and baby toys. I needed some time to blog and catch up with all my friends who travel to fantastical Summer Solstice destinations like Wickerman at Four Quarters in PA and the Pagan Spirit Gathering at Stonehouse in IL.
How I long to travel and festival again.
But the reality is that I have limited funds and a family that doesn't travel well.
Instead, we have gathered with friends in what is becoming a larger event each summer. We have faith that it may slowly grow into its own Litha destination in 10 years time.
Vegetarian chili is bubbling in the crock pot and my camera is ready to spew forth.
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Input on Park Lake Preserve
During it's regular month meeting on February 13, 2017, the Parks & Recreation Committee accepted public comments on the development of the Park Lake Preserve. This input will be used in the development of a grant proposal for the Department of Natural Resources.
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Proposed Steps for Development of Park Lake Water Trail
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Cheyenne Grear was looking forward to college. High school boys were lame and immature. College would provide a smorgasbord of sexy educated men who would be dying to vie for her attention. At least, that's what she hoped. What actually happened was far from her imagined reality.
She never expected to fall for someone much older and totally inaccessible.
Damien Reed is confident, sexy, and everything a man should be. The only problem is, he doesn't even seem to know that Cheyenne exists.
When a stunt in thievery changes everything, Cheyenne is thrust into a life of sexual bliss and emotional anguish. Torn between the two, she must decide if pursuing Damien will lead to happiness or destruction.
Content Warning: This story contains lots of steamy bits too explicit for this blurb. For listeners 18+ only!
Themes in this audiobook: college, new adult, erotica, erotic romance, love triangles, and multiple partners.
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Montevideo instructor semifinalist for teacher of year honors
MONTEVIDEO -- Richard "Butch" Halterman is among 32 semifinalists for this year's Minnesota Teacher of the Year award, Minnesota Education announced Wednesday.
Halterman is a science teacher at Montevideo High School. He has gained attention for involving students in "hands-on'' science.
A selection panel of 25 community leaders meeting in St. Paul chose the semifinalists from an initial field of 107 candidates from across the state.
The panel will meet again in late March to select about 10 finalists from among the group of semifinalists.
The current Minnesota Teacher of the Year, Amber Damm of Minneapolis, will announce her successor May 2 at a banquet at The Northland Inn in Brooklyn Park.
Along with his classroom work, Halterman is known for leading his students on science projects in the outdoors.
He leads the Minnesota River School each summer. The project started with students who canoed the entire 335-mile length of the river, camping and performing science along the way.
Education Minnesota, the 70,000-member statewide educators' union, organizes and underwrites the Teacher of the Year program. Candidates include pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade teachers from public or private schools.


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Toreros (pronounced tuh-rair-ohz) is Spanish for bullfighter. While we don't recommend sticking your pup in a pen with a bull, these pizzle sticks are made with lots of tasty stuff that's great for your dog's health.
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Lieutenant Japar was an Klingon officer in the Klingon Defense Force who served as an engineer aboard a Bird-of-Prey.
Following the Klingon Empire's withdraw from Cardassian space, Japar's ship returned to Deep Space 9 where it underwent repairs. While at the station, Japar was taken to the infirmary with plasma burns. Miles O'Brien later tried to track down Japar because he was unable to "make head nor tail" of the power relay systems on Japar's Bird-of-Prey. (DS9: "By Inferno's Light")
This character was only mentioned in dialogue.
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 129), this Klingon's name was spelled as Ch'Par.
This character wasn't mentioned in the script. The "Japar" spelling was used in the episode's subtitles.


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My complete alphabetized index of more than 270 silent movie reviews. Reviews listed in order by title with no divisions for genre or length. I post new silent movie reviews every Sunday and sometimes in between as well!
49-17 (1917): Ruth Ann Baldwin wrote and directed this love story set in a restored western ghost town.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1916): Jules Verne's classic novel gets the blockbuster treatment in this watery epic.
Adam's Rib (1923): Affairs, romance and parental love collide in this DeMille bedroom comedy. Heavily influenced Bringing Up Baby.
The Adventures of Prince Achmed (1926): Cut paper silhouettes tell this Arabian Nights tale.
Aelita Queen of Mars (1924): Groundbreaking science fiction hidden inside a social comedy.
Alias Jimmy Valentine (1915): A bank robber tries to go straight but may be done in by his own kindness.
Alice in Wonderland (1915): A version of the famous tale that faithfully captures the flavor of the original illustrations.
Annabell Lee (1921): New England boiled romance.
Antosha Ruined by a Corset (1916): A wayward husband must get rid of an incriminating undergarment before his wife returns.
The Artist (2011): This Oscar-winning romantic comedy is one of the more controversial silent films in my collection.
Asphalt (1929): Gloriously seedy romance between a German traffic cop and a sophisticated thief.
Back to God's Country (1919): Nell Shipman's wilderness adventure with feminist overtones. Good stuff.
Bad Buck of Santa Ynez (1915): William S. Hart's Good Bad Man takes a tragic turn.
Barbed Wire (1927): Pola Negri's farm gets turned into a POW camp. Fortunately, one of the prisoners is Clive Brook.
Bare Knees (1928): Virginia Lee Corbin plays a fun-loving flapper who just may be the moral girl in town.
The Bargain (1914): William S. Hart's very first feature and a real rip-snorter of a western!
Barney Oldfield's Race for a Life (1913): Ford Sterling's nefarious plots against Mabel Normand are thwarted by Mack Sennett and a race car.
The Bat (1926): Proto-Batman yarn set on a dark and stormy night.
Battleship Potemkin (1925): The Soviet epic to end all epics. A new restoration makes all the difference!
Behind the Screen (1916): Charlie Chaplin is a stagehand at a comedy studio who engages in what is possibly the screen's first pie fight.
The Bells (1926): Lionel Barrymore is a murderer wrestling with his conscience. Boris Karloff in a supporting role.
The Beloved Blackmailer (1918): A young lady is tired of her boyfriends hypochondria, so she has him kidnapped by boxers. And then sends a ransom note to his dad.
The Beloved Rogue (1927): John Barrymore's medieval swashbuckler and Conrad Veidt's American debut!
Below the Surface (1920): Paternal love and treasure diving collide in this little-known drama.
Ben-Hur (1925): The remarkable and epic (in every way) production is still unrivaled for beauty and scope.
Beyond the Border (1925): Harry Carey's droll western romantic comedy of mistaken identity.
The Big Swallow (1901): A charming and slightly twisted English trick film.
Blackmail (1929): Alfred Hitchcock's last silent and his first talkie.
Blue Beard (1901): Georges Melies goes gory in this macabre adaptation of an equally macabre fairy tale.
The Blue Bird (1918): Maurice Tourneur's style over substance approach is perfect for this fantasy.
Body and Soul (1925): Paul Robeson makes his screen debut as both a corrupt preacher and his shy twin brother.
The Bold Bank Robbery (1904): Sleazy crime melodrama from Lubin, one of the brasher early American studios.
The Boob (1926): A very young Joan Crawford puts in an appearance in this comedy about a wannabe federal agent.
Brute Island (1914): A truly nasty film about horrible people doing awful things.
Bucking Broadway (1917): A jolly western romp. John Ford was still in his first year of directing.
Bug Vaudeville (1921): Winsor McCay animates his own Rarebit Fiend cartoons.
The Burglar on the Roof (1898): A burglar learns not to mess with women and their brooms. One of the earliest available Vitagraph films.
Burlesque on Carmen (1915): Charlie Chaplin takes on Cecil B. DeMille and opera in this spoof.
The Burning Crucible (1923): A perfectly insane comedy of romance, mystery and the world's craziest detective agency.
The Busher (1919): The story of baseball and egos. Pre-stardom Colleen Moore and John Gilbert co-star.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920): The legendary expressionist tale of a man, a box and a sleepwalker.
The Cameraman's Revenge (1912): Pioneering stop motion animation short about the lives of adulterous insects.
Camille (1921): Alla Nazimova is breathtaking in this adaptation of the famous Dumas book and play.
The Campus Vamp (1928): Carole Lombard's early career as a Sennett girl.
The Canadian (1926): Superbly acted story of a city girl trying to survive life and marriage in the Canadian heartland.
Captain January (1924): Baby Peggy and Hobart Bosworth form an unlikely family determined to stay together no matter what.
The Captive (1915): Early DeMille romance is a saucy, winking affair about a Turkish POW and his Montenegrin jailer, played by Blanche Sweet.
The Captive God (1916): William S. Hart plus Aztecs equals… I'm not sure. Wonderfully weird.
Carmen (1915): The oft-told tale of Gypsy flirtation and romantic obsession.
The Cat and the Canary (1927): An old dark house comedy. It was a dark and stormy night…
The Charlatan (1929): Little-known whodunnit. A light and clever mystery. Highly recommended.
The Cheat (1915): Splendidly lurid melodrama. Embezzlement, affairs and a branding iron.
Chess Fever (1925): Think gaming addiction is a modern problem? This charming Russian comedy will prove you wrong!
The Chess Player (1927): Historical sci-fi mashup about Polish independence and life-like robots.
Chicago (1927): The original version of the future musical. Cecil B. DeMille is the uncredited director.
Children of Eve (1915): Viola Dana plays a street waif who becomes an undercover agent trying to expose abusive child labor practices.
Christine of the Big Tops (1926): Pauline Garon stars as a trapeze artist who falls for a doctor. As they do.
Cinderella (1914): Mary Pickford's take on the ever-popular tale of a cinder girl, a ball and evil gnomes. Yes, evil gnomes.
Circus Clowns (1922): Baby Peggy plays a circus bareback rider who was kidnapped by an evil ringmaster.
City Lights (1931): Chaplin proves that the silents are not dead.
The Colleen Bawn (1911): A real-life Irish murder provides the framework for this story of jealousy, death and money.
The Copper Beeches (1912): The first authorized screen adaptation of Sherlock Holmes is a study in accidental hilarity.
Corporal Kate (1926): All about the doughgirls of WWI. Well, kinda. A war buddy comedy with Vera Reynolds and Julia Faye.
The Cossack Whip (1916): Viola Dana stars as a petite Bolshevik who wants a bit of gory revenge.
The Cossacks (1928): Obnoxious ripoff and general bomb, ostensibly based on a novel by Tolstoy.
A Cottage on Dartmoor (1929): A stylish late silent directed by Anthony Asquith.
The Country Doctor (1909): A rare chance to see Florence Lawrence in her prime.
The Cradle of Courage (1920): William S. Hart hangs up his spurs and joins the San Francisco Police.
Crazy Like a Fox (1926): Charley Chase feigns insanity in order to escape an arranged marriage.
The Crazy Ray (1923): Rene Clair's debut as a director is a charming sci-fi comedy about a global freeze ray and subsequent bank robbing opportunities.
The Cruise of the Jasper B (1926): A bizarre pirate comedy that could not possibly have been made by a sober crew.
The Curse of Quon Gwon (1916): The earliest surviving Chinese-American feature written, produced and directed by a woman.
Cyrano de Bergerac (1900): This short film features hand-color and sound. You read the date right.
Cyrano de Bergerac (1925): Gorgeous stencil-colored take on the famous play.
Daddy Long Legs (1919): Mary Pickford has a secret admirer but she has to get through college, darn it.
The Daughter of Dawn (1919): A gentle romance shot in Oklahoma with a cast made up entirely of Comanche and Kiowa locals.
The Delicious Little Devil (1919): Mae Murray is the tasty succubus of the title with a pre-fame Rudolph Valentino as her leading man.
The Devil's Needle (1916): Norma Talmadge and Tully Marshall play a couple of artistic junkies in this exploitation picture.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920): John Barrymore's take on this classic tale of terror.
Don't Change Your Husband (1919): If she followed that advice, we wouldn't have a movie. Swanson and DeMille collaboration.
The Doll (1919): A mama's boy does not want to get married. So he buys a lifelike doll to pose as his wife. Of course.
Don Juan (1926): John Barrymore romances his way across Europe but falls for Mary Astor.
Double Whoopee (1929): Laurel and Hardy meet Jean Harlow.
The Dragon Painter (1919): Sessue Hayakawa's contemplative drama examines the roots of the creative process.
The Dream (1911): Mary Pickford gives her wayward husband what for, at least in his dreams.
Dream of a Rarebit Fiend (1906): Too much cheese toast = wild, wild dreams! Trippy stuff.
The Eagle (1925): Valentino goes Russian as a masked bandit who robs from the rich and.. oh, you know the rest.
East and West (1923): The earliest surviving Yiddish film is also a delightful romantic comedy.
Eleven P.M. (1928): A bizarre melodrama about crime, death, revenge and dogs with human heads.
Ella Cinders (1926): Colleen Moore's fast and funny roaring twenties Cinderella story.
The Enchanted Cottage (1924): Richard Barthelmess is a WWI veteran who finds healing and love in unexpected places.
Eve's Leaves (1926): Lesson: Don't shanghai the man you love! Highly empowered heroine.
An Excursion to the Moon (1908): Segundo de Chomon's copycat lunar adventure is still worth checking out.
Feel My Pulse (1928): Bebe Daniels is a hypochondriac and reluctant heroine. Richard Arlen and William Powell support.
The Fighting Eagle (1927): Rod La Rocque and Phyllis Haver are delightful in this Napoleonic swashbuckler.
Flirting with Fate (1916): Douglas Fairbanks is unlucky in love and so, in a fit of despair, he hires a hitman to kill him. And then he changes his mind. Oh dear.
The Flying Ace (1926): When the railroad payroll is stolen, it's up to a WWI pilot to recover it.
A Fool There Was (1915): Theda Bara is a vamp who destroys men because it's fun. Mwahahaha!
For Ireland's Sake (1914): Rebellion and romance in British-ruled Ireland, filmed on location.
The Forbidden City (1918): A variation on Madame Butterfly that follows both the doomed mother and her daughter.
Forbidden Fruit (1921): Cecil B. DeMille's deliciously overdone take on the story of Cinderella.
The Forty-First (1927): A Soviet sniper falls in love with her target, a czarist officer.
The Four Feathers (1929): Heart-pounding version of the famous adventure story. Prominently features a pre-stardom William Powell.
Fox Trot Finesse (1915): Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew play a zany May-December couple.
Friends (1912): Mary Pickford is a mining town resident caught between Lionel Barrymore and Henry B. Walthall. Biograph Short.
The Frozen North (1922): Major mythbusting for this Buster Keaton comedy.
The Garden of Eden (1928): A humorous look at a singer's quest for love in Monte Carlo.
The Girl of the Rancho (1919): Famed hostess Texas Guinan stars as a two-fisted ranch boss.
The Girl with the Hat Box (1927): Anna Sten is a delight as a milliner who marries a penniless student so that he can use her apartment.
The Godless Girl (1929): Cecil B. DeMille's story of teenage atheists battling their religious peers takes a turn for the weird when everyone lands in a brutal reform school.
The Gold Rush (1925): Charlie Chaplin heads to the frozen north looking for love and gold. Classic.
The Golden Chance (1915): Early DeMille melodrama about a modern Cinderella and the burglar she is married to.
The Great Train Robbery (1903): Edwin S. Porter's western adventure classic.
Gretchen the Greenhorn (1916): Dorothy Gish charms as a Dutch girl who gets enmeshed by a counterfeiting scheme.
Gypsy Blood (1918): Pola Negri and Ernst Lubitsch's take on Carmen.
Haldane of the Secret Service (1923): Harry Houdini's final film concerns a gang of Chinese counterfeiters.
Haunted Spooks (1920): Harold Lloyd has to stay overnight in a mansion with a few… uncanny residents.
Hawthorne of the U.S.A. (1919): A jingoistic "comedy" starring Wallace Reid and Harrison Ford.
Headin' Home (1920): Babe Ruth stars in his own biopic, which, naturally, has little to do with reality.
The Heart of a Hero (1916): Robert Warwick plays doomed American Revolution spy Nathan Hale in this lavish historical production.
Hell's Hinges (1916): William S. Hart takes out the trash as only William S. Hart can.
The Heart of Humanity (1918): Erich von Stroheim arrived in style as the cartoonishly wicked villain of this propaganda flick.
Heart of Wetona (1919): Norma Talmadge tries to go native. The results are mixed, to say the least.
Her Night of Romance (1924): Constance Talmadge is an heiress who falls for Ronald Colman's gold-digger.
Her Sister from Paris (1925): Constance Talmadge plays twins who send a caddish Ronald Colman's head spinning.
The Hessian Renegades (1909): Mary Pickford helps win the American Revolution.
Himmelskibet (1918): Considered the world's first space opera, this Danish pacifist epic revolves around a manned mission to Mars.
His People (1925): An immigrant family struggles to to understand one another in this understated drama.
Hotel Imperial (1927): Pola Negri's biggest American hit, a wartime espionage romance.
The House in Kolomna (1913): Ivan Mosjoukine disguises himself as a cook in order to sneak into his girlfriend's house. Does not go according to plan.
The House of Mystery (1921): Ivan Mosjoukine headlines this exciting serial about a man who is wrongfully convicted of murder.
Hula (1927): Clara Bow sets her cap for Clive Brook and nothing can deter her.
The Idol Dancer (1920): D.W. Griffith's tale of an island girl who is caught between a missionary and an atheist. Clarine Seymour's only starring role.
The Immigrant (1917): Charlie Chaplin brilliant short examines immigration, injustice and the best way to eat a plate of beans.
In the Moonshine Country (1918): A mini documentary about moonshiners and their wild, wild ways.
The Indian Tomb (1921): Conrad Veidt as a maharajah looking to bury his wife. She's not dead yet but he'll be seeing to that shortly.
Joan the Woman (1916): Cecil B. DeMille's very first epic takes on the life of Joan of Arc.
John Rance, Gentleman (1914): Antonio Moreno is thoroughly vamped by Norma Talmadge.
Judex (1916-1917): The vengeance and love life of a caped vigilante. Move over Batman!
Judith of Bethulia (1914): Blanche Sweet wields a wicked sword in D.W. Griffith's ancient epic.
Kean (1924): Biopic of the regency stage legend. Stars Ivan Mosjoukine.
Keno Bates, Liar (1915): William S. Hart's tall tales get him into a pickle, including being shot by his leading lady.
Kismet (1920): The earliest surviving version of this Arabian Nights fantasy.
The Lad from Old Ireland (1910): The first fiction film shot in Ireland, this is an immigrant romance.
The Lady of the Dugout (1918): Real-life outlaw Al Jennings makes a movie about his adventures.
Lady of the Pavements (1929): Lupe Velez steals the show in D.W. Griffith's last silent film.
The Last Command (1928): Emil Jannings and Josef von Sternberg join forces to create this tragedy of the Russian Revolution.
The Last Performance (1929): Conrad Veidt is a jealous magician with a box full of swords. I foresee nothing going wrong.
Laugh, Clown, Laugh (1928): Lon Chaney and Loretta Young star in this under-horrified circus flick.
Leaving Jerusalem by Railway (1896): Early travel footage and one of the earliest moving shots in cinema.
Legende du roi Gambinus (1912): A French musical with gorgeous stencil color. Yes, I said musical.
L'enfant du Carnaval (1921): Ivan Mosjoukine wrote, directed and starred in this early version of Three Men and a Baby.
Les Vampires (1915): Louis Feuillade's anarchic serial about a mad criminal gang terrorizing Paris.
Less Than Dust (1916): Mary Pickford stars as a nice girl from India who falls for a British officer.
The Lion of the Moguls (1924): Ivan Mosjoukine plays an Asian prince who flees to Paris and becomes a film star.
The Little American (1917): An American girl falls for a German boy on the eve WWI. Rare collaboration between Mary Pickford and Cecil B. DeMille.
Little Annie Rooney (1925): Mary Pickford is a spunky kid trying to save the fella she loves, who is a wannabe gangster.
Little Old New York (1923): Marion Davies dresses as a boy to gain an inheritance in early-1800s New York.
Little Orphant Annie (1918): No, the title is not a typo. Twee film features a very young Colleen Moore.
The Little Princess (1917): Mary Pickford and ZaSu Pitts charm in this adaptation of the beloved classic.
Lizzies of the Field (1924): A wild car race culminates in a spectacular crash. It's Sennett!
Lorna Doone (1922): Romance, bandits and a lost heiress all figure into the Maurice Tourneur film.
The Lost World (1925): Dinosaurs on a lost plateau! Early stop-motion is a showstopper.
The Love Flower (1920): Criminal acts in the South Seas; Carol Dempster stars in the D.W. Griffith tale of a man and daughter on the run from the law.
The Lucky Devil (1925): Richard Dix plays a male model on a road trip with a cursed car. Chaos and comedy ensue.
The Lumberjack (1914): A romance of Wisconsin made by itinerant filmmakers and starring the local who's who.
Mabel at the Wheel (1914): Mabel Normand takes on double duty as the director and star of this racing comedy.
Mabel's Dramatic Career (1913): Mabel Normand is a jilted maid who makes good in the movies.
The Magic Cloak of Oz (1914): L. Frank Baum himself oversaw this production. The results are mixed but entertainingly so.
The Man and the Moment (1929): Rod La Rocque and Billie Dove play a pair of posh lovers in this part-talkie.
The Man with the Twisted Lip (1921): Eille Norwood's Sherlock Holmes tries to solve the case of a missing banker.
Manhandled (1924): Gloria Swanson ditches the glamour stuff to play a shop girl looking for love in all the wrong places.
Manslaughter (1922): Cecil B. DeMille at his most wacky, this is the story of a madcap heiress who runs over a speed cop.
Mantrap (1926): Clara Bow runs wild in the Canadian woods. Great fun!
The Mark of Zorro (1920): Douglas Fairbanks leaps, dashes, fences and fights his way across old California.
The Married Virgin (1918): A very young Rudolph Valentino is the slimy villain of this picture.
Max Learns to Skate (1907): Max Linder is a dapper gent who quickly becomes un-dapper once he hits the ice.
Max Sets the Style (1914): Max Linder charms as a foppish fellow who must convince everyone that work boots are the new style.
The Merry Jail (1917): Early Lubitsch comedy of wackiness and wicked wit.
The Merry Widow (1925): Erich von Stroheim's megahit of class, love and… wink wink, nudge nudge.
Michael Strogoff (1926): A mega-epic with heart, brains, beauty and more Ivan Mosjoukine than you can shake a stick at!
A Midsummer Night's Dream (1909): An unfaithful but fun take on the Shakespeare comedy.
Mighty Like a Moose (1926): Charley Chase gets plastic surgery. Chaos ensues.
Miss Lulu Bett (1921): Feminism and family drama blend in this subtle film of ugly ducklings and second chances.
Miss Mend (1926): Soviet serial in the American style with plenty of action and intrigue.
Mr. Flip (1909): Early Ben Turpin comedy from Essanay. Contrary to popular opinion, NOT the first cinematic pie in the face.
M'Liss (1918): Mary Pickford is hell on wheels and armed with a slingshot, determined to bring her dad's killers to justice.
A Modern Musketeer (1917): Douglas Fairbanks is out to save Kansas with his chivalry! Kansas says: "Thanks but no thanks."
The Monster (1925): Lon Chaney is the mad scientist, not the monster. A pity. Cute comedy-mystery set in an asylum.
Monte Cristo (1922): John Gilbert as Dumas's famous vengeance-seeker.
A Muddy Romance (1913): Curses! Foiled again! A very messy Keystone comedy with Ford Sterling and Mabel Normand.
My Best Girl (1927): Mary Pickford's last silent feature. Co-starring future husband Buddy Rogers.
The Mystery of the Leaping Fish (1916): Douglas Fairbanks is wild and crazy in this cocaine-fueled Sherlock Holmes spoof.
The Mystery of the Rocks of Kador (1912): Classic melodrama with all the trimmings and a decidedly French accent.
The Narrow Road (1912): Elmer Booth is an ex-con trying to go straight. It helps that he is married to Mary Pickford.
Naughty Boy (1927): British comedian Lupino Lane must pose as a small child to help his dad land a date.
Nero (1909): Early Italian epic about a mad monarch, a lyre and a pesky city that needs burning.
The New York Hat (1912): Lionel Barrymore is Mary Pickford's mysterious benefactor in this tale of gossip, love and hats.
A Night in the Show (1915): Charlie Chaplin takes on two roles in this variation of a music hall classic.
Nomads of the North (1920): Playing a leading man for once, Lon Chaney is a Canadian trapper on the run from the law.
The Nose (1963): Alexeïeff and Parker's pinscreen animation adaptation of Gogol's surreal masterpiece.
Nursery Favorites (1913): Edison's players have fun dressing up as Mother Goose characters in this early musical.
The Old Oregon Trail (1928): There's not much actual pioneering in this poverty row western but the background story is fascinating.
Onésime vs Onésime (1912): A twisted and violent comedy about our title character's clone problems.
Only Me (1929): Lupino Lane plays every role in a vaudeville show– from the chorus girls to the audience!
Out West (1918): Arbuckle, Keaton and St. John take on the tropes of the wild west in the usual zany manner.
The Oyster Princess (1919): Early Lubitsch film regarding an American girl's quest to marry a penniless German prince and all the problems it causes.
The Palace of the Arabian Nights (1905): Georges Melies dives into fantasy with this fairy tale potpourri.
Parisian Love (1924): One of Clara Bow's poverty row films, it tells the tale of love among the French Apache.
The Patsy (1928): Marion Davies' wit and charm make for a delightful comedy.
The Peasants' Lot (1912): Rare pre-revolution Russian silent, a gorgeous celebration of village life.
Peck's Bad Boy (1921): Jackie Coogan cemented his star status in the painful comedy.
The Penalty (1920): Lon Chaney becomes Lon Chaney in this crime/horror classic about a legless mastermind.
The Perils of Pauline (1914): The iconic Pearl White serial is… well… not all that good.
The Phantom of the Opera (1925): The iconic Lon Chaney horror film with love, hate, jealousy and, of course, opera.
The Play House (1921): Buster Keaton takes on dozens of roles in this absurdest comedy of showbiz.
The Polish Dancer (1917): Pola Negri's earliest surviving film appearance, a cautionary tale about the wild Polish night life.
Polly of the Circus (1918): Mae Marsh plays a circus rider who is injured and falls for a minister.
Pool Sharks (1915): W.C. Fields makes his movie debut in this knockabout comedy.
The Power of the Press (1928): Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. wows as a cub reporter out to solve a murder. Frank Capra directs.
The Prairie Pirate (1925): Unintentionally hilarious western about a bandit who steals cigarette butts. Really.
Princess Nicotine; or, The Smoke Fairy (1909): An impressive trick film from the folks at Vitagraph.
The Prisoner of Zenda (1922): What do you do if your identical cousin, a king, is kidnapped? Replace him until he can be rescued!
Que Viva Mexico! (1932/1979): Sergei Eisenstein's unfinished celebration of Mexico and its people.
Raffles (1925): House Peters takes on the role of Raffles, gentleman crook and results are mixed. Hedda Hopper supports.
Raffles the Amateur Cracksman (1917): A very early John Barrymore feature concerning Raffles, the gentleman crook.
The Railway of Death (1912): Madcap and violent French (!) western with one of the best chases in pre-feature film.
Ramona (1910): A tragic tale of racism and displacement, this was also one of the earliest authorized film adaptations of a novel.
The Red Lily (1924): Ramon Novarro and Enid Bennett are innocent lovers who fall into degradation and despair.
The Red Mill (1927): Marion Davies goes Netherlands with mixed results.
Redskin (1929): A sensitive and sympathetic portrayal of life at the Indian schools of the southwest. Shot in Technicolor.
Regeneration (1915): Raoul Walsh enters the seedy criminal underworld in this tale of criminal reform.
Rescued by Rover (1905): A delightful early entry in the Genius Heroic Dog genre, this British film still charms.
The Return of Draw Egan (1916): William S. Hart plays a bandit-turned-lawman. Standard Hart fare but executed rather well.
The Road to Yesterday (1925): Weird and wacky time travel melodrama with major starpower.
A Romance of the Redwoods (1917): Mary Pickford and Cecil B. DeMille join forces. City girl + stagecoach bandit + trees = romance!
Rubber Tires (1927): Road trip comedy about a family driving from New York to California ahead of the tax man.
Saturday Night (1922): Cecil B. DeMille takes a look at what happens after "happily ever after"
Sawdust and Salome (1914): Norma Talmadge plays a circus performer who marries into a scandalized family of snobs.
Scaramouche (1923): Ramon Novarro is a lawyer-turned-actor-turned-swordsman seeking revenge as the French Revolution dawns.
The School for Scandal (1923): A very young Basil Rathbone plays a scoundrel in this adaptation of the famous Georgian play.
The Sea Hawk (1924): Milton Sill plays an Elizabethan privateer who is framed for murder and forced to join the Barbary corsairs.
The Sea Lion (1921): Hobart Bosworth is a bitter captain who seeks revenge against the woman who betrayed him.
The Seine Flood (1910): Rare footage of Paris underwater. (Don't worry, no one died in the disaster.)
Seven Keys to Baldpate (1917): George M. Cohan is an amateur detective who must solve the murder of… Hedda Hopper?
Seven Years Bad Luck (1921): Max Linder works his magic in his very first American feature. Includes the famous mirror scene.
The Shamrock and the Rose (1927): An Irish family battles their Jewish neighbors– until their oldest kids fall in love.
Shaun the Sheep (2015): Aardman's masterful family film about a clever little sheep in the big city.
She Goes to War (1929): Eleanor Boardman plays a socialite who finds herself on the front lines and under enemy fire during WWI.
The Sheik (1921): Valentino's signature role: A love-sick sheik who kidnaps an Englishwoman to be his bride.
Sherlock Holmes (1916): William Gillette's legendary take on Holmes, long lost but recently recovered.
Sherlock Holmes (1922): John Barrymore takes on the role of the world's greatest detective.
Show People (1928): Marion Davies stars in this riff on show biz. One of the cutest, most sparkling comedies of the 20's.
Silent Movie (1976): Mel Brooks sets out to revive silent films by making one himself.
Slipping Wives (1927): Early pairing of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
The Smiling Madame Beudet (1922): A dark domestic comedy with a feminist twist from Germaine Dulac.
Snow White (1916): Walt Disney's inspiration for his famous cartoon.
The Social Secretary (1916): A secretary tries to fend off amorous employers by pretending to be plain. Rare Norma Talmadge dramedy.
Soldier Man (1926): Harry Langdon spoofs The Prisoner of Zenda in this darling comedy.
Son of the Sheik (1926): Valentino's final film. The much superior sequel to The Sheik.
The Soul of the Beast (1923): The story of a girl and her talking elephant who are mistaken for the antichrist.
Souls for Sale (1923): A behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood with all the trimmings: Star cameos, studios, sets, serial killers…
South (1919): Real footage from the disastrous/heroic Shackleton Antarctic exploration.
Sparrows (1926): Mary Pickford's southern gothic tale is one of her best.
Spies (1928): Fritz Lang's stylish thriller lays the groundwork for all espionage films that followed.
The Squaw Man (1914): One of the first features filmed in Hollywood and Cecil B. DeMille's directorial debut.
Stella Maris (1918): Mary Pickford plays dual roles in this Dickensian drama.
The Sunbeam (1912): A gentle comedy from D.W. Griffith about misfits who form an unlikely family.
Surrender (1927): The village rabbi's daughter falls for a genocidal Cossack. As one does.
Suspense (1913): Lois Weber directs and stars in this stylish film that lives up to its title.
Sweet Alyssum (1915): Tyrone Power, Sr. heads up this family melodrama.
The Taking of Luke McVane (1915): William S. Hart is badder than usual in this western tragedy.
The Taming of the Shrew (1908): Florence Lawrence was at the height of her fame when she starred in this loose adaptation of the Shakespeare play.
Tarzan of the Apes (1918): Everyone's favorite vine swinger makes his motion picture debut.
Tempest (1928): John Barrymore's Russian tale of love, madness and love. Oh, and that pesky revolution.
That Certain Thing (1928): Frank Capra's charming romantic comedy about a gold-digger who ends up providing her own gold.
The Thief of Bagdad (1924): Douglas Fairbanks plays a thief who lives in Bagdad. It really is that simple.
Tiger Rose (1923): A young woman tries to save her boyfriend from the long arm of the law in this smashing little adventure.
Tol'able David (1921): Richard Barthelmess is his country David vs. Goliath tale.
The Toll Gate (1920): William S. Hart gets very dark indeed in this violent revenge tale.
The Toll of the Sea (1922): Anna May Wong plays a young Chinese girl who is seduced and abandoned by an American merchant.
The Tong Man (1919): Sessue Hayakawa is a gangland assassin who (shock!) falls for the daughter of his target.
The Trail of '98 (1928): This Alaskan gold rush epic was one of the last of the big silents.
A Trip to the Moon (1902): Melies' iconic science fiction short.
Two Arabian Knights (1927): Howard Hughes-produced action/comedy. Fast, funny and thoroughly enjoyable.
Two-Gun Gussie (1918): Harold Lloyd is a jazz pianist out west who accidentally becomes the most feared man in town.
Two Knights of Vaudeville (1915): A trio of rascals sneak into a vaudeville playhouse and chaos ensues.
Under Royal Patronage (1914): Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne were THE power couple of the 'teens. See them in action.
Under the Claw (1912): A wacky and wonderful French adventure starring the fearless Berthe Dagmar.
The Unholy Three (1925): Lon Chaney is a ventriloquist and would be criminal mastermind who uses parrots to steal jewels.
The Unknown (1927): Lon Chaney plays an armless serial killer posing as a knife-thrower. Yeah…
An Unseen Enemy (1912): Lillian and Dorothy Gish make their debut as sisters under attack.
An Unsullied Shield (1913): Family portraits come to life to berate their descendant in this Edison drama.
Upstream (1927): Long lost showbiz comedy from John Ford.
The Vagabond Prince (1916): Kind of a gender-reversed Roman Holiday with the prince of a Balkan kingdom running away to San Francisco and taking up with a dancer named fluffy.
Variety (1925): Emil Jannings stars in E.A. Dupont's stylish tale of carnivals, jealousy and murder.
The Volga Boatman (1926): The alternate title should be Communists Need Love Too. Yummy hokum from DeMille.
Way Down East (1920): D.W. Griffith's rural melodrama. Blizzards, chases, romance, what else could you want?
Waxworks (1924): A writer is dragged into a nightmare world that he has created through his stories. German classic.
West of Zanzibar (1928): A entertaining and grotesque melodrama from the incomparable Lon Chaney.
Where the North Holds Sway (1927): A two-fisted Mountie attempts to avenge the death of his brother.
The Whispering Chorus (1918): DeMille gets serious in this drama of crime, guilt and conscience.
The White Devil (1930): Ivan Mosjoukine, Lil Dagover, Betty Amann. 'Nuff said.
The White Rose (1923): Later melodrama by D.W. Griffith. A sort of Southern Scarlet Letter.
Why Change Your Wife? (1920): DeMille's best bedroom comedy with Gloria Swanson as a prude who learns to loosen up.
The Wicked Darling (1919): Thought lost for years, this is the first collaboration between Lon Chaney and Tod Browning.
The Wildcat (1921): Deranged German comedy concerning the hyperkinetic romance between a bandit girl and a smooth-talking army officer.
The Wind (1928): Lillian Gish's silent masterpiece, co-starring Lars Hanson and a wind machine. A true psychological classic. Do not miss this one!
The Winning of Barbara Worth (1926): Ronald Colman and a very young Gary Cooper vie for the hand of Vilma Banky.
The Wishing Ring (1914): A delightful gem about a lord's son and a parson's daughter having the cutest little romance.
The Wizard of Oz (1925): Widely considered one of the worst silent films ever made. But is it really?
The Woman in the Suitcase (1920): Enid Bennett plays detective as she tries to track down her father's mistress.
A Woman of the World (1925): Small-town America meets Pola Negri. And she's got a whip, folks!
Won in a Cupboard (1914): Mabel Normand directs and stars in this raucous romantic comedy.
Wonderful Absinthe (1899): Alice Guy's short comedy about the perils of distracted drinking.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910): The first 100% motion picture adaptation of L. Frank Baum's famous tale.
The Wrath of the Gods (1915): Sessue Hayakawa, Tsuru Aoki and Frank Borzage (!) star in this Japan-themed Inceville flick.
The X-Rays (1897): A mischievous scientist uses his x-rays on a courting couple.
You Remember Ellen (1912): Romantic film shot in Ireland and based on the poem of the same name by Thomas Moore.
Young April (1926): Bessie Love and Joseph Schildkraut are as cute as can be in this Ruritanian romantic comedy.
Zander the Great (1925): Marion Davies tries on the drama-comedy-western-crime genre for size.


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I wanted to know how many days in advance can i cover a cake dummy that will be the bottom tier? I will be doing a 12in. with wilton fondent. Any other suggestions would be great. Thank you
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You can do it weeks to months in advance.
Thank you that is whgat I wanted to hear!!!
Just keep it covered to keep the dust off of it.