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Charlie Chaplin - The Rival Mashers aka Those Love Pangs - Black and White - Silent Film - 1914 - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits Charlie (Charles Chaplin) and a rival (Chester Conklin) vie for the favors of their landlady (Peggy Page), but later in the park they each fall for different girls.

1958 - 21st reel - May at Shawano Lake Wisconsin - 8mm Historic American Family Home Movies - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits

The Counterfeiters - Black and White - Silent Film - 1905 - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits This is an enormously complex and well mounted production -- for 1905. Purportedly the story of a group of counterfeiters, caught, and then escaping from prison, a story in more than twenty-six shots is nigh unto fantastic for an American production for 1905 -- at the time, only Nordisk in Denmark was doing anything comparable. However, this was, at least temporarily, a dead end for cinema. Lubin, although it survived into the 1920s, basically owed its strengths to its photographically advanced techniques. Sheltered by the oligopoly of the Patents Trust, it hung on for almost another twenty years, the next to last of the Trust companies to go under -- outlasted by only Vitagraph, which was absorbed by Warner Brothers. But looking at this piece, while we can admire the scale of work involved in 26 set-ups, we can also see that the acting is primitive and the sets are clearly cardboard. Nor does the cutting serve to push the story along. Lubin would remain the most conservative of the majors through the end of the Trust Era, always following others' advances but rarely initiating them. Perhaps that willingness to follow where others led never made it reach the heights of creativity that, say, Biograph did under Griffith -- but it survived Biograph by half a decade.

"Delusional" by The Beltway Bandits - Dec 31, 2020 - http://Linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits SUPPORT WORLD PEACE Eliminate Nuclear Weapons from Earth Now "Delusional" by The Beltway Bandits set To The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima - U.S. Government Army Film - 1945 - in Public Domain Go Ahead and Ask Your Mom, No One Needs An Atom Bomb Recorded live At Dusty Road Studio Room 1. Manassas, Va, USA Mat Scaife - Percussion David Chladek - Back Up Vocals - Guitar - Bass - Synth - Effects Nestor Berrios - Guitar - Multi-Instrumentalist All rights reserved copyrighted material.

High Speed Art Show His life's work... John Chladek's Objectivity of Expression - http://Linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits This was created in memory of my dear uncle John, who wanted us to keep spreading the love. John Chladek the Master Oil Painter. 1932 to 2015 John created an impressive number of well over 800 works of art during his life time. This is the most complete collection ever assembled for public viewing. We wanted to create something different that was fast and to the point. So we decided to present pictures at .125 of a second. Or watch the other video I created that plays slower. But this let us squeeze my uncle John Chladek's blood, sweat and tears of his entire life's work into just 1 minute! Amazing! Please note I did not do this to belittle his work. Just that we understand most everybody has a socially conditioned short attention span and this would be comfortable to watch. There are just over 800 paintings shown in the order that John created and numbered them displayed in 1 minute! Hit pause if you see something you like. Note some of these original works of art are still available for sale. Please contact me for details if you are interested in owning very own collectable original "CHLADEK". Warmest regards, David Chladek DMChladek@gmail.com 571-299-0763 text or voice https://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits These are the only remaining master oil paintings created by John Chladek that are still available for sale. If you are interested please contact me for more information. Warmest regards and Thank you for Watching! Please Follow us we follow back 100% everywhere with everyone! Check out ! Warmest Regards, THE BELTWAY BANDITS HELP SUPPORT WORLD PEACE 😎 / V \ {m==w===:# | \ | \ ~ ~

"General Eclectic" by The Beltway Bandits - http://Linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits HELP SUPPORT WORLD PEACE Eliminate Nuclear Weapons from Earth Now A WMD's Production by David Chladek 2018 All rights reserved. Check It out ! ON YOUTUBE This was made 18+ only! This video is NOT age restricted HERE. You can be any age and watch this video. http://www.THEBELTWAYBANDITS.com Please Follow us we follow back 100% everywhere to everyone! Connect with us via Twitter - https://twitter.com/chladek_david Warmest Regards, THE BELTWAY BANDITS

1957 - 20th reel - Christmas - 8mm Historic American Family Home Movies -Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits

Charlie Chaplin - The Good for Nothing - Black and White - Silent Film - 1914 - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits Charlie Chaplin's 25th Film Released August 31st, 1914. His New Profession is a 1914 United States comedy silent film made at the Keystone Studios and starring Charlie Chaplin. The film involves Chaplin taking care of a man in a wheelchair. It is also known as "The Good for Nothing". CAST Charles Chaplin as Charlie Charley Chase as Nephew Cecile Arnold as Girl with Eggs Harry McCoy as Policeman Roscoe Arbuckle as Bartender Helen Carruthers as Woman (uncredited) Charles Murray (actor) as Drinker (uncredited) Jess Dandy as Invalid Uncle

1957 - 19th reel - Trap Shooting at Shawano Lake Wisconsin - 8mm - Historic American Family Home Movies - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits

Charlie Chaplin - Face On The Barroom Floor - Black and White - Silent Film - 1914 - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits A devastated tramp (Charlie Chaplin) visits a crowd-filled bar and recounts the story of how he fell in love with a woman and then had her taken by a friend of his. Drunk, he keeps trying to draw the woman's picture on the floor with a piece of chalk, and gets into fights with other men in the process. He eventually passes out “dead drunk” (thus deviating from the poem, where the protagonist actually falls “dead”) at the end of the film. According to Chaplin expert Gerald D. McDonald, "The subtitles of the film were lines from the poem, but the original verses were altered to match the Keystone credo that life is a funny game at best." Face on the Bar Room Floor is a short film written and directed by Charles Chaplin in 1914. Chaplin stars in this film, loosely based on the poem of the same name by Hugh Antoine d'Arcy. Directed by: Charles Chaplin Produced by: Mack Sennett Written by: Hugh Antoine d'Arcy (poem) Released in: 1914 Cast Charles Chaplin - Artist/Tramp Cecile Arnold - Madeline Fritz Schade - Drinker Vivian Edwards - Model Chester Conklin - Drinker Harry McCoy - Drinker Hank Mann - Drinker Wallace MacDonald - Drinker Edward Nolan - Bartender

1957 - 17th & 18th reels - Summer Vacation & Water Skiing - 8mm Historic American Family Home Movies - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits

1957 - 16th reel - Ed in Airplane - 8mm Historic American Family Home Movies - Film converted into Digital Format by http://linktr.ee/TheBeltwayBandits