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In Old California (1910)

Independent filmmakers may have fled West to escape the MPPC - but it was a member of the Trust that made the first film ever made in Hollywood...

Frankenstein (1910)

The owner of the sole existing print of J. Searle Dawley's Frankenstein left a gun on top of the film can...

Francis J. Grandon and Mary Pickford in D. W. Griffith's Ramona (1910)

D. W. Griffith's Ramona marked the first time a studio purchased the screen rights to a movie...

White Fawn's Devotion (1910)

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of this ancient Western is that its matter-of-fact depiction of a mixed-race marriage provoked no reaction from critics or audiences

Gilbert M. Anderson and Clara William's in Essanay's Broncho Billy's Redemption (1910)

Essanay marketed Broncho Billy to appeal to middle-class audiences while keeping his character firmly entrenched among the working class.

Key Movies of 1910

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