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1926 movies Stock Photos and Images
RMCWB4CY–Massive sign promoting the screening of THE BLACK PIRATE with Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., at the Royal Theater movie house, 1022
RMEC7YF8–Old Ironsides, 1926. The last of the sailing ships found their final haven in Hollywood, where they were used for sea fights of astounding realism.
RF2HYC4EP–Buster Keaton mural in the Historic District of Cottage Grove, Oregon, USA; to commemorate The General, a 1926 American silent film, filmed locally.
RM2M3T4E1–Diagram or infographic by Douglas Macpherson showing the working of Dr. Lee Forest's 'Phonofilms', by which sounds were reproduced to synchronise with moving pictures on the screen, ushering the advent of 'talkies'.
RM2A3JR6X–Studio portrait of Hollywood actress, Alma Rubens, famous during the era of silent movies. Centrefold from Picture Show Art Supplement 22.5.1926.
RMHHW2NB–Rudolph Valentino (May 6, 1895 – August 23, 1926), Italian born American actor in silent films. 1926 portrait in the role of The Sheik, 1921 silent film
RM2WY46M4–Silent movie star Harold LLoyd featured on a 1926 Pathe (Pathepicture) poster featuring his trade mark round spectacles.
RM2A3JR4H–Studio portrait of Hollywood actress, Marion Davies, famous during the era of silent movies. Centrefold from Picture Show Art Supplement circa 1926. She was the mistress of William Randolph Hearst for more than 20 years.
RM2M3KBGW–Beatrice Lillie (1894 - 1989) British actress, aka Lady Peel. The caption tells us that after scoring so many triumphs as one of England's greatest and wittiest revue stars, she has succumbed to the lure of the movies and, after a spell in Hollywood, is now starring in the Metro-Goldwyn picture, 'Exit Smiling'. In 1920 she married Sir Robert Peel who succeeded to his father's baronetcy in 1925. Date: 1926
RME11BM0–Aug. 08, 1976 - Rudolph Valentino died 50 years ago: 50 years ago, on August 23rd 1926, silent movies star Rudolph Valentino (picture in ''The Eagles'') died on the age 31 in New York. Although it is half a century ago now that the screen star died, his name has by no means forgotten. Presently two films about his life are being made, one in the United States (with Russian dancer Rudolf Nurekew) and one in Italy (with Helmut Berger). Valentino, born as Rodolfo Guglielmi di Valentino d'Antonquella on May 6th 1895 in Castellaneta/Italy, had emigrated to American in 1913
RMTA2FX3–The poet Edwin Markham is filmed in the Dr. Forest Studios reciting his poems 'Man with the Hoe' and 'Lincoln'. These poems were later inserted into a documentary shown by the Smithsonian Institute. Present were Dr. Lee and Dr. Forest, Chauncey Deprew, Dr. Chas W. Elliot, Elihu Root, President Coolidge and later Senator Robert La Follette.
RM2R52WFJ–James Hall (1900-1940), American Actor, head and shoulders Publicity Portrait, Paramount Pictures, 1926
RME1GGWB–Rudolph Valentino (May 6, 1895 – August 23, 1926), Italian actor in silent films including The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The Sheik, Blood and Sand
RME5MPHD–SCOTTY OF THE SCOUTS, Ben Alexander in 'Episode 6: In Treacherous Waters', poster art, 1926
RMEC8086–The Devil's Circus, 1926. Only a cloak stands between Norma Shearer and the fate thought to be worse than death but sometimes considered better than starving. John Miljan is the devil's advocate here.
RM2WYKTHX–Vilma Banky, Rudolph Valentino, on-set of the silent film, 'Son Of The Sheik', United Artists, 1926
RMTA37A1–This photo shows the work start of the shooting teams in Universal City in the Hollywood film city.
RMBTK2Y5–Josef von Sternberg during the shooting of MGM's silent film, EXQUISTE SINNER in 1926. Conrad Nagel (left), Matthew Betz (behind sign) and Renee Adoree pose for a gag shot behind cameraman Maximilian Fabian and von Sternberg.
![The American Venus was a 1926 American silent comedy film directed by Frank Tuttle, and starring Esther Ralston, Ford Sterling, Edna May Oliver, Lawrence Gray, Fay Lanphier, Louise Brooks, Kenneth MacKenna, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and released by Paramount Pictures. Brooks appears, in her first credited role as 'Miss Bayport'. Lanphier was crowned Miss America in 1925.[1] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/E1GHGR/the-american-venus-was-a-1926-american-silent-comedy-film-directed-E1GHGR.jpg "The American Venus was a 1926 American silent comedy film directed by Frank Tuttle, and starring Esther Ralston, Ford Sterling, Edna May Oliver, Lawrence Gray, Fay Lanphier, Louise Brooks, Kenneth MacKenna, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and released by Paramount Pictures. Brooks appears, in her first credited role as 'Miss Bayport'. Lanphier was crowned Miss America in 1925.[1] Stock Photo")
RME1GHGR–The American Venus was a 1926 American silent comedy film directed by Frank Tuttle, and starring Esther Ralston, Ford Sterling, Edna May Oliver, Lawrence Gray, Fay Lanphier, Louise Brooks, Kenneth MacKenna, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and released by Paramount Pictures. Brooks appears, in her first credited role as 'Miss Bayport'. Lanphier was crowned Miss America in 1925.[1]
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