1923 Movies

A one-reel British adaptation of the novel about the deformed bell ringer of Notre Dame.

1923 stag film.

Turns its gaze to what remains behind at the port, including the thankless workers, the majority of them women, who receive the incoming fish for salt...

Pathé cartoon; 1920s; of a German actress popular during Weimar years – a heavy-lined caricature of woman with a short dark bob. Eyes appear in socke...

A Slovenian short documentary film.

Gabrielle is caught while attempting to rob the home of philanthropist William Chatfield, but, rather than turn her over to the police, Chatfield offe...

Cinema and Theatre Company. Photograph by Manuel Morales.

Fay Wray's first film

A town rat's feast is disturbed by an unwelcome visitor. Adaptation of the Fable by Jean de La Fontaine.

Rarely seen comedy.

Short silent film.

Short films on the Basque Country's dances, sports and traditions, shot between 1923 and 1928 in Donosti, Berriz, Elorrio and Zumarraga.

When Al Falfa's house is overrun by mice, he gets a cat to keep them down. All too soon he finds that his mouser may deal with the mice, but now he ha...

Newsreel coverage of the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon's wedding cake. Included on the BFI DVD "A Royal Occasion".

An Aesop’s Film Fables cartoon.

Films from the category "Natural History" on the various types of jellyfish. Light green imbibition.

An Aesop Fables animation.

News item about the christening of the ship Belgenland by Cardinal Mercier. The Belgenland was the flagship of the Red Star Line for many years and sh...

A silent travelogue showcasing the sights of Scotland, which originally featured live accompaniment of traditional Scottish songs when touring cinemas...