Bound and Gagged: The Story of the Silent SerialsA. S. Barnes, 1968 - 352 Seiten The adventure, romance, and pathos that were so much a part of the silent serial during the early years of the motion picture industry have vanished from the scene of the Hollywood movie studio. The present generation neither remembers - for none was born yet - nor cares; for to them the silent serial is but a small part of the American past which might never even have existed. But to those who themselves were growing up in the pre-talkie era, when the motion picture industry itself was just beginning to unfold its wings, the silent serial was an outlet for the fancies of children and the dreams of adults. It was an action-packed, thrill-a-minute entry into the world of exciting experiences. Bound and Gagged is the story of the silent serial: its birth; its growth; its heroes and heroines; its successes and failures; and finally its demise. |
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Introduction | 11 |
The Spellbound Multitude | 15 |
The Empire Builders | 57 |
Urheberrecht | |
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action Adventures Allene Ray appeared Arline Pretty Art Acord audiences Austin became Bennet camera cast chapter play Charles Hutchison Circus cliffhanger Close foreground Closeup Continuing foreground Courtesy Alan Brock Courtesy Joe Bonomo Courtesy John Hampton Courtesy Larry Edmunds double Dyke Eddie Polo Eileen Sedgwick Elmo Brooks exhibitors exploitation fans finished firm footage Foreground Hoey Foreground Tanner Frank Lackteen Frank Leon Smith George girl Grace Cunard hand hero heroine Hoey comes Hoey's Hutch independent serial Jack Joe Bonomo Kaidy Laemmle Larry Edmunds Bookshop looks Louise Lorraine Marguerite Courtot Millhauser motion picture Pathé serial Pearl White Perils of Pauline plot popular reel release Rider role Ruth Roland Scene screen script Seitz serial serial production shooting shot silent serial Spencer G star story studio stunt Tanner speaks theater thrillers thrills turned Tuttle twenties Universal VEILED MYSTERY villain Vitagraph VITAGRAPH SERIAL Warner Oland Wide view William Duncan

