Ec10 Collection

SILENT FILM: LITTLE RASCALS. Our Gang, Little Rascals. Spanky, Buckwheat, Mickey, Alfalfa and Darla left to right

SILENT FILM: LITTLE RASCALS. Froggy tries on a helmet as (left to right) Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Mickey, and Spanky admire. Our Gang, Little Rascals, c1920s

FILM STILL: POORHOUSE. A scene from Over the Hill to the Poorhouse, 1920

SILENT STILL: CHILDREN. Jane (left) and Katherine Lee threatening to give a pie in the face to a painting of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. Still from the 1918 motion picture Swat the Spy

ASTRAY FROM THE STEERAGE. Still from the 1921 motion picture Astray from the Steerage

Silent Still: Children. Lupino Lane
SILENT STILL: CHILDREN. Lupino Lane

Silent Still: Children

WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist. As the title character in the film Mr. Skitch, 1933

SILENT FILM SET, 1920s. Mary Miles Minter and Mickey Moore acting before the Hollywood camera for All Souls Eve in the 1920s. Chester Franklin directing with cinematographer Faxon Dean and assistant

SILENT FILM STILL: GUNS. Larry Semon and Dorothy Dwan in a film from the 1920s

THE GIRL AT HOME, 1917. Vivian Martin in a scene from the film

Silent Film Still. Mary Carr
SILENT FILM STILL. Mary Carr

FASHION ROW, 1923. Mae Murray in a scene from the film

FAINT PERFUME, 1925. A scene from the film adaptation of Zona Gales novel

JAKE THE PLUMBER, 1927. Film still

MOTHER O MINE, 1921. Film still

Film Still: Family Groups

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"Step back in time with EC10: A Journey into the Silent Film Era" Travel back to the 1920s and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of silent films. Remember those delightful Little Rascals? Our Gang, featuring beloved characters like Spanky, Buckwheat, Mickey, Alfalfa, and Darla, captured our hearts with their mischievous adventures. In one scene from this era's cinematic gems, Froggy playfully dons a helmet while his friends Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Mickey, and Spanky admire him. The innocence and joy radiating from these children bring a smile to our faces even after all these years. Silent stills capture precious moments frozen in time - children laughing gleefully or adults sharing tender moments. These images remind us of simpler times when life was filled with genuine connections and heartfelt emotions. The film "Over the Hill to the Poorhouse" takes us on an emotional rollercoaster as it depicts struggles faced by society during that period. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come since then. But it wasn't all serious; there were plenty of lighthearted moments too. In "Swat the Spy, " Jane and Katherine Lee hilariously threaten to give Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany a pie in the face. Laughter truly knows no boundaries. As we continue flipping through these silent stills, we witness more glimpses into childhood innocence - carefree laughter echoing through generations. One particular motion picture titled "Astray from the Steerage" transports us aboard a ship where unexpected adventures unfold for its young passengers. Their resilience shines through as they navigate uncharted waters together. EC10 invites you on this captivating journey into an era where words were unnecessary but emotions spoke volumes. Let's cherish these timeless treasures that remind us of our shared humanity across decades gone by - connecting past and present through artistry and storytelling.