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1/ B4G1F    Everybody who buys 4 DVDs (of any value) at regular price will get 1 DVD extra (of any value) absolutely free.

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This DVD is part of our Silent Gems Collection; all its films are in the public domain. Only 30% of the Silent Era films survive and virtually all of these have varying degrees of imperfections. We believe that it is better to show to the film lovers a hundred imperfect films now, than to make them wait for decades to see one perfectly restored film.      Please click on the link "See other items" on the top right under Seller information to see all films in our Silent Gems Collection.      

This DVD contains 6 rare short dramas and 6 rare short comedies starring Florence Lawrence and featuring John Cumpson, Harry Solter, Marion Leonard, Harry Solter, Linda Arvidson, Arthur Johnson, Owen Moore, Robert Harron, Mack Sennett, James Kirkwood, Charles Inslee, Claire McDowell, George Gebhardt, Gladys Egan, Frank Powell and many others.   

Canadian-born Florence Lawrence, sometimes called "the first movie star", had a talent for both comedy and drama. She made a major contribution to the unrivaled directorial success of "the father of film" D.W. Griffith.      

Eleven of the films are produced by Biograph Company and directed by D.W. Griffith. "Flo's Discipline" (1912) is produced by the Victor Film Company and is directed by Harry Solter, Florence Lawrence's husband at the time. Please see details below. The DVD is 2h 4m, so you will get an excellent value for your money.   

By the standards of the average silent film this DVD has acceptable quality and is perfectly watchable. The movies are accompanied by quality music that greatly enhances the viewing experience. The DVD comes in a slim jewel case and has the cover art exactly as you see it on the photo.   

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