Favorite Silent Film Posters

[donnie]

Al St. John in Lovemania (which is extant and on YouTube, surprisingly—though with French titles. )

[BettyLouSpence]

I wonder who the nurse with the black hair and bangs is?

[donnie]

I wonder who the nurse with the black hair and bangs is?

Apparently, one Doris Deane, who was actually married to Roscoe Arbuckle at one time. (A link below this photo invites me to a celeb gossip site with the question: "Who is Doris Deane dating?" Uh...nobody, now. )

[BettyLouSpence]

(A link below this photo invites me to a celeb gossip site with the question: "Who is Doris Deane dating?" Uh...nobody, now. )

It's amazing the amount of times I've come across those when searching up a silent performer.

[BettyLouSpence]

Lobby card for Ladies' Night in a Turkish Bath (1928). Wonder if this is by the same artist who did the Colleen Moore posters upthread. This is also a First National Pictures production...

[Kitty]

Cute!!

[donnie]

Wanda must have had a glasses thing going, à la Harold Lloyd.

[Kitty]

Wanda must have had a glasses thing going, à la Harold Lloyd.

Right? I thought of him throughout that whole short.

[BettyLouSpence]

Great find! There's such scant images to be found online. I found this other poster for Flying Wheels (1926). I also thought of Harold Lloyd when watching that short; not just because of the glasses, but her mannerisms as well.

[donnie]

...not just because of the glasses, but her mannerisms as well.

Yes! You're right.

There's also a dearth of photos. I was going to post one in the photo thread, but couldn't really find one I liked (except for one watermarked and copyrighted—I believe).