This week’s Follies are silent – an enjoyable assortment of intertitles that offer lessons and enjoyment…
UNDERWORLD 1927
THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ 1910
THE MATRIMANIAC 1916
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS 1928
THE LOST WORLD 1925
THE HOODLUM 1919
THE HEART OF WETONA 1919
THE GOOD BAD MAN 1916
THE FRESHMAN 1925
THE BIG PARADE 1925
THE ADVENTURES OF THE WRONG SANTA CLAUS 1914
SUDS 1920
SOULS FOR SALE 1923
SHOULD MARRIED MEN GO HOME 1928
SCARAMOUCHE 1923
SAFETY LAST 1923
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 1925
NURSE MARJORY 1920
NOSFERATU 1922
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY 1925
LADY OF THE NIGHT 1925
JUST NEIGHBORS 1919
HIS ROYAL SLYNESS 1920
HAUNTED SPOOKS 1920
FANTOMAS CONTRE FANTOMAS 1914
CITY LIGHTS 1931
BARE KNEES 1928
Balançoires 1928
ALL IS LOST 1923
CHICAGO 1927
NOSFERATU 1922
FLIRTING WITH FATE 1916
SOULS FOR SALE 1927
TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE 1917
THE FARMER’S WIFE 1928
TRAFFIC IN SOULS 1913
DADDY LONG LEGS 1919
Once upon a screen... 
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These are hilarious!!! Please read for a great Friday chuckle! Thanks, Aurora at Once Upon A Screen for this post 🙂
Great choice from “The Wrong Santa Claus!”
In context, the one from “City Lights” is a tear-jerker.
So many clever intertitles here. I think my fave is “I’m looking for a piece of cheese, not a husband.”
Great collection, Aurora. I LOVE this Friday feature.
Love that one too! And so glad you enjoy these image galleries. They’re lots of fun to do!
these are hilarious! I love watching silent movies, and sometimes the intertitles just crack me up, thank you for this!
Glad you liked it! They are hilarious! 🙂
The silent era was a time when words really meant something because they were written rather than spoken and audiences were forced to read and linger on them as opposed to just hear them whiz by their ears.
Tam
Great point and true!!