Here is a collection of rare silent films.  These films are copied from my personal film collection and are in the public domain. Each DVD has no region coding so they should play world wide.   I have added a royalty free soundtrack to each of them. Please note I am not a professional musician and if you don't like the music I've chosen you are free to turn the sound down and play your own selection.  Also these films are not professionaly restored (which costs an arm and a leg) as I said they have been copied from my personal collection warts and all.  They are however so rare that many exist only in private collecitons or archives like the Library of Congres, the George Eastman House or the UCLA Archives.  Unless you live close enough to one of those archives chances are you will never see many of these films.   It is my hope that other film collectors will begin copying their films and making them available to the public like I am doing.  If you are a collector and would like some tips on how to do this I will be glad to respond to your questions. 

    Here is Rare Silent Collection #16 with five films

Courage Of Sorts (1913) Edward Coxen, Lillian Christy

A ghost story in which the prospective son-in-law agrees to stay in the haunted house. The girl's father plays ghost, but the tables are turned on him in an amusing manner.

Hide & Seek (1913) Mabel Normand, Ford Sterling

A banker's young daughter, playing a game of "hide and seek", is apparently locked within the vault resulting in comedic rescue.

His Wife's Secret (1915) G.M. Anderson (Broncho Billy)

Broncho Billy is a burglar who comes to the aid of  drunk's wife just as she is about to be beaten.

Remember When? (1925) Harry Langdon

When Harry was a lad, he lived at Hillcrest Orphanage, where he played with Rosemary, a neighbor girl. She moves away, leaving him just a locket. Soon after, he runs away from the orphanage and, for 15 years, is a tramp. After happenstance and misadventure, he's hired by Mack's traveling circus; Rosemary is its bearded lady. By luck, they pitch their tents right across from Hillcrest, bringing a flood of memories. Will Harry and Rosemary reunite? Can he get past her beard?

Two Guns From Tumbleweed (1927) Leo Maloney, Peggy Montgomery, Joe Rickson

"Two-Gun" Calder (Leo Maloney) gets tired of his girl (Peggy Montgomery) being abused by the villain Darrel (Joe Rickson) so the rivals eventually have a showdown.

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