A
Across the Way (Princess) (February 12,
1915) (British release date: July 5, 1915)
Actor and the BUMPKIN, The (Falstaff)
(British release title for The Actor and the Rube) (April 16, 1915) (British
release date: September 30, 1915)
Actor and the Rube, The (Falstaff) (British
release title: The Actor and the Bumpkin) (April 16, 1915) (British release
date: September 30, 1915)
Adrift in a Great City (January 13, 1914)
(British release date: April 13, 1914)
Adventure of Florence, The (February 23,
1915) (British release date: July 8, 1915)
Adventures of a Diplomatic Free Lance Series,
The. Includes: A Leak
in the Foreign Office (February 17, 1914), The
Cat’s Paw (March 17, 1914), A Debut In the Secret Service
(April 7, 1914), A Mohammedan Conspiracy (May 12, 1914)
Adventures of a Good Fellow, The (working
title: Good Fellowship) (November 23, 1914)
ADVENTURES
OF COUSIN ALGY, THE (British release title for Their Cousin From England)
(March 22, 1914) (British release date: July 13, 1914)
Advertisementers (working title: Running
Rival Restaurants) (Falstaff)
(June 5, 1916)
AFTER
50 YEARS (British release title for Fifty Years After Appomattox) (July 4,
1915) (British release date: December 6, 1915)
Airship in the Night, The (a.k.a. A Call
in the Night) (Episode 1 of The Million Dollar Mystery) (June 22, 1914) (British
release date: January 18, 1915)
ALASKA’S
ADIEU TO WINTER (No record has been located of its release in the United States)
(British release date: October 20, 1910)
Algy’s Awful Auto (Princess) (October
31, 1913) (British release date: April 20, 1914)
All Aboard (November 28, 1915) (British
release date: June 19, 1916)
All’s Well That Ends Well (Princess) (February
20, 1914) (British release date: July 6, 1914)
Amateur Animal Trainer, An (December 30,
1913) (British release date: April 6, 1914)
Amateur Detective, The (December 6, 1914)
(British release date: April 26, 1914)
Amateur Orphan, An (June 3, 1917)
Ambition (British release title: The Girl
and the Crook) (December 21, 1915) (British release date: August 15, 1916)
Ambitious Awkward Andy (Falstaff) (March
9, 1916) (British release date: January 10, 1917)
American and the Queen, The (November
11, 1910)
American in the Making, An (April 22,
1913)
And He Never Knew (Princess) (March 5,
1915) (British release date: July 26, 1915)
Angel in the Mask, The (British release
title: The Quiet Little Angel) (May 30, 1915) (British release date: November
15, 1915)
Anniversary of the Huguenot Landing (a.k.a.
The Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Landing of the Huguenots
at New Rochelle; British release title: Landing of the Huguenots) (August
3, 1913)
Answer, The (May 16, 1916) (British release
date: 1917)
Arabella’s Prince (October 6, 1916)
Arab’s Bride, The (March 1, 1912) (British
release date: February 15, 1913)
ARM
OF THE LAW, THE (British release title for In the Name of the Law) (January
11, 1916) (British release date: October 1916)
Arty the Artist (August 30, 1914) (British
release date: January 11, 1915)
As It Was in the Beginning (working title:
Her Master) (January 30, 1912)
As Others See Us (August 18, 1912)
Assisted Elopement, An (August 30, 1910)
At Liberty—Good Press Agent (December
8, 1912)
At the Bottom of the Ocean (a.k.a. The
Terrors of the Deep) (Williamson Submarine Film Co.) (July 22, 1914)
At the Edge of the Aqueduct (October 13,
1916)
At the Foot of the Ladder (September 22,
1912) (British release date: February 19, 1913)
At the Patrician Club (October 24, 1915)
(British release date: April 24, 1916)
Aunt Nancy Telegraphs (produced in December
1909 but never released; listed in the Filmography as the first entry under
1910)
Aurora Floyd (December 10, 1912) (British
release date: April 9, 1913)
Austin Flood (released circa October 6,
1911 and listed in the Filmography under this date)
Avenged (October 7, 1910)
B
Babies Prohibited (March 16, 1913) (British
release date: June 26, 1913)
Baby and the Boss, The (November 23, 1915)
Baby Benefactor, The (June 1, 1915) (British
release date: November 29, 1915)
Baby Bride, The (April 16, 1912) (British
release date: November 20, 1912)
Baby Hands (August 6, 1912) (British release
date: January 15, 1913)
Baby’s Joy Ride (November 18, 1913) (British
release date: April 20, 1914)
Back to Nature (August 9, 1911)
Bad Mistake, A (a.k.a. A Bum Mistake)
(Princess) (November 20, 1914) (British release date: April 5, 1915)
Bahaman Pineapple Plantation, A (British
release title: A Pineapple Plantation) (Princess) (July 24, 1914) (British
release date: December 24, 1914)
Balance of Power, The (Princess) (October
2, 1914) (British release date: January 25, 1915)
Baroness, The (working title for The Cruise
of Fate) (March 8, 1916) (British release date: 1917)
Barred from the Mails (May 11, 1913) (British
release date: August 25, 1913)
Barrier of Flames, The (December 15, 1914)
(British release date: May 5, 1915)
Baseball and Bloomers (alternate title:
Baseball in Bloomers) (January
6, 1911)
Baseball Bug, The (November 24, 1911)
Baseball in Bloomers (alternate title
for Baseball and Bloomers) (January 6, 1911)
Baseball Player’s Dream, A (alternate
title for The Bush Leaguer’s Dream) (December 19, 1913) (British release date:
December 21, 1914)
Beaten at the Bath (Falstaff) (January
27, 1916) (British release date: October 16, 1916)
Beating Back (British release title: Dare
Devil Jennings) (Direct-From-Broadway Features) (c. June 9, 1914) (British
release date: December 1914)
Beautiful Snow (Princess) (March 27, 1914)
Beauty in the Seashell (October 19, 1913)
(British release date: February 16, 1914)
Beauty Parlor [PARLOUR in Great Britain]
Graduate, A (December 9, 1913) (British release date: March 16, 1914)
Belinda’s Bridal Breakfast (Falstaff)
(January 10, 1916) (British release date: July 31, 1916)
Belle of the School, The (Princess) (August
7, 1914) (British release date: December 14, 1914)
Beneath the Coat of a Butler (November
21, 1915) (British release date: May 29, 1916)
Beneath the Veil (December 1, 1911)
Benevolence of Conductor 786, The (working
title: Conductor 786) (October 9, 1914) (British release date: March 1, 1915)
BERTIE’S
BABY (mentioned in a 1911 news item but never produced)
Bertie’s Brainstorm (January 17, 1911)
BERTIE’S
BRIDE (mentioned in a 1911 news item but never produced)
Bessie’s Bachelor Boobs (Falstaff) (September
16, 1915) (British release date: April 3, 1916)
Best Man Wins, The (May 13, 1910) (British
release date: June 7, 1913)
Betrayed (January 29, 1916)
Bianca Forgets (April 27, 1915) (British
release date: September 2, 1915)
Biddy Brady’s Birthday (Falstaff) (September
3, 1915) (British release date: March 23, 1916)
Big Beautiful Doll, The (working title
for Their Great Big Beautiful Doll) (November 23, 1913) (British release date:
April 13, 1913)
Big Brother Bill (April 18, 1915) (British
release date: August 30, 1915)
BIG
GUN MAKING (British release date: January 6, 1916; apparently not released
by Thanhouser in the United States)
Big Sister (August 11, 1912) (British
release date: April 30, 1913)
Bill Bunks the Bandits (Falstaff) (December
16, 1915) (British release date: June 29, 1916)
Billy’s Ruse (Princess) (March 13, 1914)
(British release date: July 27, 1914)
Bing-Bang Brothers (Falstaff) (October
14, 1915) (British release date: April 20, 1916)
Bird of Prey, A (working title: A Thief
in the Night) (March 16, 1916)
Birth of the Lotus Blossom, The (September
13, 1912) (British release date: January 15, 1913)
Black Terror, The (September 29, 1916)
Blight of Wealth, The (November 25, 1913)
(British release date: March 5, 1914)
Boomerang, The (January 7, 1913)
Booming Business (July 5, 1910)
Booming the Boxing Business (Falstaff)
(February 8, 1916)
Bowl-Bearer, The (British release title:
The Little Bowl Bearer) (September 7, 1915) (British release date: April 6,
1916)
Brains vs. Brawn (December 15, 1912)
Bread Upon the Waters (Princess) (November
14, 1913)
Brethren of the Sacred Fish (July 20,
1913) (British release date: October 23, 1913)
Bridal Bouquet, The (January 3, 1915)
(British release date: May 24, 1915)
Brother Bob’s Baby (December 8, 1911)
Brothers Equal (June 13, 1916)
Bubbles in the Glass, The (January 4,
1916)
Bud Blossom (June 13, 1915) (British release
date: October 25, 1915)
Buddhist Priestess, The (September 12,
1911)
Bum Mistake, A (a.k.a. A Bad Mistake)
(Princess) (November 20, 1914) (British release date: April 5, 1915)
Burglar and the Bride, The (working title
for Their Burglar) (November 3, 1911)
Burglars’ Picnic, The (January 26, 1916)
Buried Treasure (working title for A Modern
Monte Cristo) (British release title: Eye For an Eye) (February 14, 1917)
Bush Leaguer’s Dream, The (alternate title:
A Baseball Player’s Dream) (December 19, 1913) (British release date: December
21, 1914)
Business Woman, A (May 20, 1913) (British
release date: September 8, 1913)
BUSKING
BERTIE’S BAND (British release title for Gustav Gebhardt’s Gutter Band) (Falstaff)
(September 27, 1915) (British release date: April 27, 1916)
Busted But Benevolent (Falstaff) (October
18, 1915) (British release date: May 4, 1916)
But the Greatest of These is Charity (September
27, 1912) (British release date: March 26, 1913)
Butterfly Bug, The (August 2, 1914) (British
release date: November 30, 1914)
C
Caged Bird, The (June 3, 1913) (British
release date: September 15, 1913)
Call From the Dead, A (a.k.a. From the
River’s Depths) (British release title: To the River’s Depths) (September
5, 1915) (British release date: March 20, 1916)
Called Back (June 21, 1912) (British release
date: April 1, 1913)
Cally’s Comet (April 18, 1911)
Campaign Manageress, The (Princess) (November
11, 1913) (British release date: March 2, 1914)
Can of Baked Beans, A (February 22, 1914)
(British release date: June 4, 1914)
Candy Girl, The (May 20, 1917)
Capers of College Chaps (Falstaff) (October
11, 1915) (British release date: April 10, 1916)
Capture of New York, The (working title:
The War Game) (September 1, 1912)
Cardinal Richelieu’s Ward (working title:
Richelieu) (March 1, 1914)
Carmen (not issued in 1912; see March
30, 1912 note in Filmography; the 1913 film was a different production)
Carmen (May 27, 1913)
Carriage of Death, The (April 29, 1916)
(British release date: 1917)
Cat’s Paw, The (March 17, 1914) (British
release date: July 16, 1914)
Cavalry at Fort Meyer, Va., The (Princess)
(July 24, 1914)
Center [CENTRE in Britain] of the Web, The (December 1, 1914) (British
release date: April 8, 1915)
Changeling, The (April 11, 1913) (British
release date: August 18, 1913)
Charity of the Poor, The (April 4, 1911)
CHAR-LADY,
THE (British release title for The Scrub Lady) (June 7, 1914) (British release
date: October 12, 1914)
Chasm, The (November 13, 1914) (British
release date: March 20, 1915)
Checkmate (February 17, 1911)
Check No. 130 (Princess) (January 8, 1915)
(British release date: April 26, 1915)
Checking Charlie’s Child (Falstaff) (December
2, 1915) (British release date: July 31, 1916)
Childhood of Jack Harkaway, The (December
23, 1910)
Children’s Conspiracy, The (April 20,
1913) (British release date: August 4, 1913)
Children’s Hour, The (November 14, 1913)
(British release date: February 23, 1914)
Cigars His Wife Bought, The (a.k.a. The
Cigars His Wife Bought Him) (April 29, 1910)
Cigars His Wife Bought HIM, The (a.k.a.
The Cigars His Wife Bought) (April 29, 1910)
Cinderella (December 22, 1911) (British
release date: December 18, 1913)
CIRCUMSTANTIAL
EVIDENCE (British release title for A Circumstantial Nurse) (Princess) (January
9, 1914) (British release date: May 4, 1914)
Circumstantial Nurse, A (British release
title: Circumstantial Evidence) (Princess) (January 9, 1914) (British release
date: May 4, 1914)
Circus Romance, A (Princess) (May 22,
1914)
Circus Stowaway, A (June 2, 1911)
City Mouse, The (January 12, 1913)
City of Her Dreams, The (November 18,
1910)
Clarence Cheats at Croquet (Falstaff)
(December 9, 1915) (British release date: July 6, 1916)
“Clarissa’s” Charming Calf (Falstaff)
(November 4, 1915) (British release date: May 11, 1916)
Clerk and the Criminal, The (working title
for Hinton’s Double) (May 6, 1917)
Clever Collie’s Comeback, A (British release
title: Shep’s Return) (Falstaff)
(February 1, 1916) (British release date: 1916)
Clothes Line Quarrel, The (November 21,
1913) (British release date: April 30, 1914)
Coals of Fire (British release title:
Reinstated) (January 16, 1914) (British release date: April 9, 1914)
Coffin Ship, The (June 20, 1911)
Colonel and the King, The (May 16, 1911)
Columbus Day Conspiracy, A (January 5,
1912)
Commuted Sentence, The (November 2, 1915)
Commuter’s Cat, The (January 19, 1913)
Con, the Car Conductor (Falstaff) (September
23, 1915) (British release date: March 16, 1916)
Conductor 786 (August 23, 1912) (British
release date: January 4, 1913)
Conductor 786 (working title for The Benevolence
of Conductor 786) (October 9, 1914) (British release date: March 1, 1915)
Conductor 786 (alternate title for Doughnuts)
(Falstaff) (June 17, 1916)
Conductor’s Classy Champion, The (Falstaff)
(December 13, 1915) (British release date: July 20, 1916)
Conscience (August 25, 1914) (British
release date: January 7, 1915)
Conscience of Juror No. 10, The (October
26, 1915)
Converted Deacon, The (July 15, 1910)
Convict, The (September 23, 1910)
Cooked Goose, The (July 5, 1914) (British
release date: November 2, 1914)
Count Ivan and the Waitress (September
5, 1911)
Country Girl, The (June 15, 1915) (British
release date: October 21, 1915)
County’s Prize Baby, The (November 12,
1912)
Courting Across the Court (June 27, 1911)
Court’s Decree, The (July 7, 1911)
Cousin Clara’s Cook Book (Falstaff) (October
4, 1915) (British release date: May 1, 1916)
Cousins (July 28, 1912) (British release
date: January 4, 1913)
Craft vs. Love (erroneous alternate title
for Graft vs. Love) (January 19, 1915) (British release date: May 27, 1915)
Cranston’s Hallucination (probably never
released; listed in Filmography under August 23, 1913)
CRAZY
QUILT, THE (April 15, 1912)
Creator of “Hunger,” The (Princess) (December
4, 1914) (British release date: March 22, 1915)
Crepe Bonnet, A (July 13, 1913) (British
release date: October 27, 1913)
Crimson Sabre, The (November 30, 1915)
Cripple, The (October 6, 1914) (British
release date: February 27, 1915)
Crogmere Ruby, The (August 15, 1915) (British
release date: February 28, 1916)
Cross, The (August 22, 1911)
Cross Your Heart (November 22, 1912) (British
release date: April 3, 1913)
Crossed Wires (a.k.a. A Telephone Tragedy)
(June 29, 1915)
Cruise of Fate, The (working title: The
Baroness) (March 8, 1916) (British release date: 1917)
Cry of the Children, The (April 30, 1912)
(British release date: November 9, 1912)
Cunning Canal-Boat Cupid, A (Falstaff)
(November 18, 1915) (British release date: 1916)
Cupid at the Circus (May 20, 1910) (British
release date: December 22, 1910)
Cupid in the Olden Time (August 10, 1915)
(British release date: January 27, 1916)
Cupid the Conqueror (August 11, 1911)
Cupid’s Lieutenant (Princess) (December
26, 1913) (British release date: April 16, 1914)
Cure for Jealousy, A (working title for
Jealousy) (March 26, 1915)
Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight (November
28, 1913) (British release date: March 26, 1914)
Cycle of Hatred, The (April 6, 1915)
Cymbeline (March 28, 1913) (British release
date: June 15, 1913)
D
Daddy’s Double (April 5, 1910) (British
release date: October 16, 1910)
Dad’s Darling Daughters (Falstaff) (April
24, 1916) (British release date: January 4, 1917)
Dainty Politician, A (August 23, 1910)
Dancer, The (February 10, 1914) (British
release date: May 21, 1914)
DARE
DEVIL JENNINGS (British release title for Beating Back) (Direct-From-Broadway
Features) (c. June 9, 1914) (British release date: December 1914)
Dashing Druggist’s Dilemma (Falstaff)
(May 1, 1916)
Daughter Worth While, A (alternate title:
The Daughter Worth While) (British release title: Girl Worthwhile) (October
10, 1913) (British release date: January 26, 1914)
Daughter of Kings (May 23, 1915)
David Copperfield—Part 1—The Early Life
of David Copperfield (October 17, 1911)
David Copperfield—Part 2—Little Em’ly
and David Copperfield (October 24, 1911)
David Copperfield—Part 3—The Loves of
David Copperfield (October 31, 1911)
Deacon Debbs (December 15, 1911)
Dead Line, The (British release title:
When We Are Married) (Princess) (October 30, 1914) (British release date:
March 4, 1915)
Dead Man’s Keys, The (September 21, 1915)
(British release date: 1916)
Deborah (a.k.a. Deborah the Jewish Maiden;
a.k.a. The Jewish Maiden’s Wrong) (July 7, 1914) (British release date: October
29, 1914)
Deborah, the Jewish Maiden (a.k.a. Deborah;
a.k.a. The Jewish Maiden’s Wrong) (July 7, 1914) (British release date: October
29, 1914)
Debut in the Secret Service, A (April
7, 1914) (British release date: July 30, 1914)
Declaration of Independence, The (July
4, 1911)
Deciding Vote, The (a.k.a. The Vote That
Counted; a.k.a. The Vote That Counts) (January 13, 1911)
Decoy, The (Princess) (July 3, 1914) (British
release date: November 2, 1914)
Deep Sea Liar, A (October 12, 1913) (British
release date: February 9, 1914)
Delightful Dolly (October 14, 1910)
Democratic Club Clambake (October 27,
1913)
Denver Romance, A (November 29, 1914)
(British release date: April 12, 1915)
Desert Tribesman, The (March 3, 1914)
(British release date: June 18, 1914)
Deteckters (Falstaff) (May 15, 1916)
Diamond Disaster, A (British release title
for The Diamond of Disaster) (October 13, 1914) (British release date: February
18, 1915)
Diamond of Disaster, The (British release
title: A Diamond Disaster) (October 13, 1914) (British release date: February
18, 1915)
Dicky’s Demon Dachshund (Falstaff) (October
7, 1915) (British release date: May 8, 1916)
Disciple of Nietzsche, A (September 25,
1915)
Disguisers (working title: Pearl’s Perfidy)
(Falstaff) (May 29, 1916)
Divorce (March 21, 1911)
Divorce and the Daughter (December 3,
1916)
Do Unto Others (Princess) (March 12, 1915)
(British release date: July 12, 1915)
Doctor’s Carriage, The (September 9, 1910)
(British release date: December 25, 1910)
Dog Catcher’s Bride, The (working title:
The Dog Catcher’s Friend) (January 24, 1915) (British release date: June 14,
1915)
Dog Catcher’s Friend, The (working title
for The Dog Catcher’s Bride) (January 24, 1915) (British release date: June
14, 1915)
Dog in the Baggage Car, The (British release
title: Her Dog in the Baggage Car) (April 13, 1913) (British release date:
July 14, 1913)
Dog of Flanders, A (May 19, 1914)
Doggie’s Debut (June 30, 1912) (British
release date: January 11, 1913)
Dog’s Good Deed, A (August 23, 1914) (British
release date: February 22, 1915)
Dog’s Love, A (October 4, 1914) (British
release date: February 8, 1915)
Doll’s House, A (July 28, 1911)
Don’t Pinch My Pup (September 8, 1912)
(British release date: February 5, 1913)
Dope (released circa April 1, 1914 and
listed in the Filmography under that date; Mutual)
Dora Thorne (released circa May 1, 1912
and listed in the Filmography under that date; Mutual; states rights) (British
release date: March 29, 1913)
Dot on the Day Line Boat (Falstaff) (July
16, 1915)
Dots and Dashes (September 30, 1910) (British
release date: December 18, 1910)
Dottie’s New Doll (June 4, 1912) (British
release date: December 21, 1912)
Dotty, the Dancer (October 13, 1912) (British
release date: April 1, 1913)
Double Exposure, A (April 11, 1915) (British
release date: September 6, 1915)
Doughnuts (alternate title: Conductor
786) (Falstaff) (June 17, 1916)
Dove in the Eagle’s Nest, The (January
28, 1913) (British release date: May 28, 1913)
Down on the Phony Farm (October 12, 1915)
(British release date: June 5, 1916) Note: In The Bioscope the title
of this film was printed as Down on the Chory Farm; “chory” is possibly a
misspelling of “phony.”
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (January 16, 1912)
Duel in the Dark, The (March 23, 1915)
(British release date: August 19, 1915)
E
Early Life of David Copperfield, The (October
17, 1911)
East and the West, The (October 6, 1911)
East Lynne (January 26, 1912) (British
release date: June 11, 1913)
Easy Mark, An (April 12, 1912)
Ebenezer Explains (Falstaff) (June 18,
1915) (British release date: November 1, 1915)
EGRETS
AND HERONS (British release date: June 19, 1916; apparently not released by
Thanhouser in the United States)
Elevator Man, The (January 25, 1914)
Elevator Romance, An (April 28, 1911)
Elusive Diamond, An (January 23, 1914)
(British release date: April 27, 1914)
Emperor’s Spy, The (September 13, 1914)
(British release date: December 28, 1914)
Enemies of Society (working title for
Her Life and His) (February 18, 1917)
Errand of Mercy, An (July 11, 1913) (British
release date: October 30, 1913)
Eugenic Boy, The (March 15, 1914) (British
release date: June 29, 1914)
EVANGELINE
(mentioned in a 1913 news release but never made)
Everybody Saves Father (January 10, 1911)
Evidence of the Film, The (January 10,
1913)
Evil Woman, The (working title for The
Net) (April 1, 1916)
Expert’s Report, The (December 29, 1911)
EX-PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT’S FEATHERED PETS (British release date: June 12, 1916; apparently
not released by Thanhouser in the United States)
Express C.O.D. (May 4, 1913) (British
release date: July 24, 1913)
Extravagance (March 5, 1912)
EYE
FOR AN EYE (working title: Buried Treasure) (British release title A Modern
Monte Cristo) (February 4, 1917) (British release date: April 24, 1918)
Eye of Krishla, The (June 22, 1913) (British
release date: October 16, 1913)
Eyes of Eleanor, The (working title for
When Love Was Blind) (April 15, 1917)
F
Face at the Window, The (Princess) (October
23, 1914) (British release date: February 22, 1915)
Fairies’ Halloween, The (October 28, 1910)
FAIRIES
OR WITCHES (British release title for The Two Cent Mystery) (June 20, 1915)
(British release date: December 23, 1915)
Fairy Fern Seed (May 25, 1915)
Fall of Khartoum, The (Mutual) (probably
never made; listed in Filmography under December 31, 1914)
Fare, Lady (Falstaff) (August 22, 1916)
Farm and Flat (June 23, 1912) (British
release date: December 7, 1912)
Farmer’s Daughters, The (September 28,
1913) (British release date: February 2, 1914)
Fashion and the Simple Life (April 25,
1915)
FATE
(British release title for The Snare of Fate) (June 17, 1913) (British release
date: October 2, 1913)
Fear (March 29, 1916)
Fear of Poverty, The (September 10, 1916)
Ferdie Fink’s Flirtations (also listed
as Ferdy Fink’s Flirtations) (Falstaff) (May 14, 1915) (British release date:
September 27, 1915)
Few Million Birds, A (January 19, 1913)
Fifth Ace, The (March 22, 1916)
Fifty Years After Appomattox (British
release title: After 50 Years) (July 4, 1915) (British release date: December
6, 1915)
Film Favorite’s Finish, The (Falstaff)
(November 11, 1915) (British release date: May 22, 1916)
Final Game, The (Princess) (October 17,
1913)
Final Reckoning, The (March 9, 1915) (British
release date: July 29, 1915)
Final Test, The (Princess) (September
25, 1914) (British release date: February 8, 1915)
Finger of Scorn, The (July 14, 1912) (British
release date: December 4, 1912)
Finger Prints of Fate, The (January 26,
1915) (British release date: June 10, 1915)
Fires of Youth (working title: Iron-Hearted
Pemberton) (June 17, 1917)
Fisherwoman, The (October 31, 1915) (British
release date: Aapril 17, 1916)
Five Faults of Flo, The (January 20, 1916)
Five Rose Sisters, The (October 3, 1911)
Flag of His Country, The (July 1, 1910)
Flames and Fortune (June 16, 1911)
Flaw in the Evidence, A (September 22,
1916) (May 24, 1918)
Flight of the Duchess, The (March 11,
1916)
Flood Tide (September 19, 1913) (British
release date: January 1, 1914)
Floorwalker’s Triumph, The (January 24,
1913)
Flying to Fortune (March 12, 1912)
Flying Twins, The (July 1, 1915) (British
release date: 1916)
Foiling Father’s Foes (Falstaff) (November
29, 1915) (British release date: June 15, 1916)
Foolish Fat Flora (Falstaff) (December
30, 1915) (British release date: July 10, 1916)
Foolish Punishment, A (probably never
made; see note in the Filmography listing of When the Studio Burned, released
February 4, 1913)
For Another’s Sin (April 25, 1913) (British
release date: July 21, 1913)
For Her Boy’s Sake (March 25, 1913)
For Her Child (June 23, 1914) (British
release date: October 1, 1914)
For Her Sake (February 14, 1911)
For Sale—A Life (March 26, 1912) (British
release date: April 2, 1913)
For the Man She Loved (British release
title: The Man She Loved) (July 8, 1913) (British release date: November 3,
1913)
For the Mikado (October 18, 1912) (British
release date: February 15, 1913)
For Uncle Sam’s Navy (May 23, 1916)
For Washington (a.k.a. The Patriot Maid
of ’76) (February 21, 1911)
Forced to Be Stylish (Princess) (May 8,
1914) (British release date: September 21, 1914)
Forest Rose, The (November 29, 1912) (British
release date: March 22, 1913)
Forgive Us Our Trespasses (June 24, 1913)
(British release date: September 22, 1913)
Four Seasons, The (working title for Milestones
of Life) (July 29, 1915) (British release date: 1916)
Foxy Grandma (June 23, 1911)
Frankfurters and Quail (November 17, 1912)
(British release date: April 16, 1913)
Frazzled Finance (August 31, 1913) (British
release date: January 1, 1914)
Freddie, the Fake Fisherwoman (Falstaff)
(November 1, 1916)
Freddie’s Frigid Finish (Falstaff) (May
13, 1916)
Freight Car Honeymoon, A (June 6, 1915)
(British release date: November 1, 1915)
Fresh Start, A (September 2, 1910) (British
release date: January 5, 1911)
Friday, the Thirteenth (Princess) (November
7, 1913)
From the Flames (April 28, 1914) (British
release date: August 6, 1914)
>From the River’s Depths (a.k.a. A
Call From the Dead) (British release title: To the River’s Depths) (September
5, 1915) (British release date: March 20, 1916)
From the Shadows (a.k.a. Out of the Shadows)
(June 2, 1914) (British release date: October 22, 1914)
From the Shadows (working title for The
Turning of the Road) (November 3, 1914) (British release date: March 11, 1915)
>From Wash to Washington (July 26,
1914) (British release date: November 9, 1914)
Frou Frou (January 1, 1914)
Fugitive, The (working title: The Pretty
Fugitive) (August 13, 1916)
G
Game, The (August 1, 1915) (British release
date: March 6, 1916)
Gentleman for a Day, A (July 17, 1914)
(British release date: November 23, 1914)
Get Rich Quick (May 26, 1911)
Getting Rid of Algy (May 3, 1914) (British
release date: August 17, 1914)
Getting the Gardener’s Goat (Falstaff)
(July 30, 1915)
Getting the Grafters (August 24, 1916)
Ghost in Uniform, The (February 23, 1913)
Girl Across the Hall, The (June 14, 1914)
(British release date: October 19, 1914)
GIRL
AND THE CROOK, THE (British release title for Ambition) (December 21, 1915)
(British release
