1929 Movies

The Chinese Secret Service sends an undercover agent to investigate reports of an island ruled by a Chinese criminal named The Cobra who holds the res...

Rudolf Nelson and the Weintraub Syncoptators lead thru a short musical revue, featuring eccentric dancers, singers, and a small chorus-line.

The Doodlebug Fire Department responds to a fire and saves a lady from the top floor of the burning building. 1929 stop-motion film.

Screen song from Fleischer Studios

John Power is a hard-nosed financier who has neglected his domestic life and who tries to ruin the Wray family. But a revelation concerning a Wray fam...

A young man from Scappoose, Oregon takes the train to the big city of Portland. There he visits an amusement park, and is preyed upon by a charming co...

A tour of the sights and attractions of Berlin.

Film directed by Miguel Monleón with plot and intertitles by Valencian journalists José Fernández Caireles and Federico Miñana. It is a fictionalized...

This 1929 home movie, shot by longtime Corpus Christi resident Antonio Rodríguez Fuentes, may well represent some of the earliest produced by a Mexica...

An adaptation of Aesop's fable The Ant and the Grasshopper but with a slight change. We have a diligent family ants versus a drunken lazy frog, a bour...

A close-up look at sand urchins and rock urchins. At the seashore, a man digs up a sand urchin. We look closely. He sets it back in the sand, and it b...

The times of NEP in Ukraine. Yurko, a slacker and lazy boy, accuses his classmate Oleksiy of a crime he did not commit. Oleksa's friends expose the sl...

A tale of the great Alaska gold rush in which a man falsely accused of murder tracks down the guilty man.

Footage of a man skating on an ice rink.

A band of cartoon animal musicians-- including their long-haired lion conductor -- warm up before going into the title song.

Amateur film showing people living in the mountain colony that Gallo founded together with his wife, Maria Menabrea.

A series of animated short subjects created by Paul Terry and actor-turned-writer Howard Estabrook.