Kathryn Boyd in The Flying Ace (1926), which is the only surviving film from the Florida-based Norman Studios, which made silent films with all African-American casts

cloffee shop AU but it’s a front for a spleakeasy AU

Judge magazine, 1924

The Washington Herald, Washington DC, November 1, 1907.

Well now I gotta cough up fer regular insurance along wit’ my insurance fraud insurance.

Trying to sleep in a hotel room, but this flashing light won't turn off! I covered it up, but it started beeping loudly, wtf?? Now some cop in a firefighter uniform is telling me "the hotel is on fire" like ok, I'll take this door off the latch when you show me a warrant officer

Black holes, the international wlaters of space.

“Rawr” means “you’re ginchy, toots” in dinosaur

Lots of folks're sayin' "Jessii Telephone," but not enough are sayin' "Jessii Listentoaphone" Really makes ya think

Norma Shearer in 1925 Studio Tour, a promotional film made by MGM

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The genius of silent-era visual effects