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Silent Films
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| The silent era illustrates DeMille's work at its most
creative. His reputation as an innovator was developed in the making
of these films and they show us why he was such a revolutionary pioneer
of the film industry. Note: The following silent films are not covered
here but instead in Epic Spectacles:
King of Kings, Joan the Woman and The Ten Commandments (first version). |
| Squaw Man, Released by Jesse L. Lasky Feature
Play Co., 1914. This film was the first adaptation from a play
and DeMille's first Lasky film. This was the first film feature
(six reels) and the first to show cast credits. This film is also
to be seen in the section entitled remakes. |
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| The Call of the North, Released by Jesse L.
Lasky Feature Play Co., 1914. Scenario by DeMille, based on Stewart
Edward White's novel. |
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| The Virginian, Released by Paramount Pictures
Corp., 1914. |
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| What's His Name, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play
co., for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1914 |
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| The Man From Home, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky
Feature Play co., for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1914 |
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| The Rose of the Rancho, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky Feature
Play Co., for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1914 |
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| The Girl of the Golden West, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky
Feature Play Co., for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1915 |
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| The Warrens of Virginia, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky Feature
Play Co., for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1915. This film
is also mentioned in the Innovation section. |
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| The Unafraid, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky Feature
Play Co., for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1915. |
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| The Captive, Produced by Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Co.,
for release by Paramount Pictures Corp., 1915. |
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