Welcome to the Links / Resources page - formerly "silent film links." Besides the links lists for "Early Film Websites", "Early Film Blogs", and Early Film "Festivals / Venues" which appear in the right habd column on the Louise Brooks Society blog, here are links to websites of interest to those interested in learning more about the silent film era - not just its celebrities and movies, but also it's history and culture in the United States and all around the world.
This page is a work in progress, and I expect to add other links on Louise Brooks related topics including the Jazz Age, the Weimar era, Denishawn, etc... as well as links to sites (i.e. research portals) where YOU can explore a wealth of material on the internet.
Are these lists missing a worthwhile site? Send a suggestions to LouiseBrooksSocietyATgMAILdotCOM
Thanks for your interest
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ACTORS & ACTRESSES
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FILM WEBSITES
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While conducting research for my forthcoming two volume work, Around the World with Louise Brooks, I spent hundreds of hours going through various online newspaper and magazine archives. I bookmarked these sites in order to return to them again, but also because some proved difficult to find, in that some were come across only by chance, or were found while looking for something else.
The link lists shown below bookmark film magazines dating from the silent and early sound era. At the time these lists were compiled, each link was freely accessible
on the web, without need of subscription, institutional affiliation, or
local access. I have subdivided these lists by region. The dates in
parenthesis represent the years available online. Generally speaking, I have included magazines published from the time before Brooks' began her film career, but not those published after her career ended. (I have also excluded a couple of the very earliest publications, from the first years of the Twentieth century, as well as a few of the publications aimed at home movie makers.) Not all publications shown here contain material related to Louise Brooks, though many do. Happy hunting / happy researching.
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FILMS MAGS – Europe
AUSTRIA
Die Bühne (1924-1943)
Der Filmbote (1922–1926)
Die Filmwelt (1919-1925)
Der gute Film (1934-1937)
Illustrierter Film-Kurier (1934–1936)
Kinematographische Rundschau
(1907-1917)
Das Kino-Journal (1922-1939)
Der Kinobesitzer (1917-1919)
Die Kinowoche (1919-1921)
Mein Film (1926-1939)
Die Neue Kino-Rundschau (1907-1917)
Österreichische Filmzeitung
(1927-1938)
Paimann’s Filmlisten (1916-1965)
Start (1936)
Die Theater und Kino Woche (1919)
Der Wiener Film (1936-1938)
Wiener Revue (1945-1947)
DENMARK
Filmen (1912-1919)
FINLAND
Bio
(1910)
Bio (1916)
Biograafilehti (1915)
Biograftidning (1915)
Fama (1927-1939)
Filmrevyn (1921-1927)
Filmiaitta (1921-1932)
FRANCE
L’Ange des projections lumineuses
(1902-1903)
L’Argus
du cinéma (1917)
Bordeaux
ciné (1928-1940)
Les
Cahiers du film (1933, 1934, 1941-1944)
Ciné-Journal
(1908-1912)
Ciné-Journal
(1913-1937)
Ciné
pour tous (1919-1923)
Ciné-Schola
(1922-1923)
Ciné-Théâtre
(1926-1929)
Cinéa
(1921-1923)
Cinéa-Ciné
pour tous réunis (1923-1930)
Cinégraphe
(1922)
Cinégraphie
(1927-1928)
Le
Cinéma (1907)
Cinéma
(1927-1933)
Cinéma:
annuaire (1911-1914)
Le
Cinéma chez soi (1926-1939)
Cinémagazine
(1921-1935)
Cinémato
(1925-1926)
La
Cinématographie française (1918)
Cinémonde
(1929-1948)
Le
Cinéopse (1924-1928, 1930-1939)
Courrier
cinématographique (1913, 1917, 1919-1922)
La
Critique cinématographique (1927-1938)
Le
Film (1914, 1916-1922)
La
Gazette des sept arts (1923-1924)
Hebdo-Film
(1916-1917, 1930-1934)
L’Informateur
ciné-corporatif (1928)
Le
journal du ciné-club (1920-1921)
Les
Meilleurs cinémas (1919)
Mon ciné (1922-1925)
Mon
ciné (1922-1929, 1930-1937)
Le
nouvel art cinématographique (1926-1930)
Paris-cinéma
(1924)
Paris-photographe
(1891-1894) *
La
petite illustration cinématographique (1925-1928, 1930-1931)
Phono-cinéma
(1908)
Photo-ciné
(1927-1929)
La
Rampe (1915-1937)
Le
Rayon (1909-1914)
La
Revue du cinéma (1928-1929)
La
Revue de l’écran (1928-1948
Revue
scientifique et technique (1913-1914)
La
Scène (1921-1922)
Les
Spectacles (1923-1931)
Terpsica
(1926)
Toulouse
spectacles (1919-1920)
Le
Travail manuel (1922, 1927)
GERMANY
Filmland: Deutsche Monatschrift (1924-1925)
Film und Volk (1928-1929)
Filmland (1924-1925)
Film-Magazin (1928)
Film-Magazin (1929)
Filmtechnik (1929, 1933)
Film-Welt (1930-1935, 1942)
Filmwoche (1939)
Der Kinematograph (1907-1932)
Kinematographische Wochenschau
(1912-1914)
Lichtbild-Bühne (1913-1917)
Pathé Woche (1913-1914)
HUNGARY
A Hét (1925-1931) *
A Mozi (Filmművészeti hetilap)
(1920-1921)
Filmkultúra (1928-1938)
Magyar Film (1939-1943)
Mozi-ujság (1919)
Mozihét (1915-1922)
Színházi Élet (1912-1938) *
NETHERLANDS
Cinema en Theater (1921-1922)
Filmliga (1927-1932)
Het weekblad Cinema en Theater (1931)
POLAND
Express Filmowy i Teatralny
(1925-1928)
Film Artystyczny = Film Artistique
(1937)
Kino (1930-1939)
Kino dla Wszystkich (1929-1934)
Kino dla Wszystkich i Teatr
(1937-1938)
Kino i Rewja dla Wszystkich (1934)
Kino i Rewja dla Wszystkich (1935-1936)
Kino Teatr (1928-1929)
Kinematograf Polski (1919-1921)
Wiadomości Filmowe (1933-1939)
Warner Bros Donosi (1935-1939)
PORTUGAL
Animatógrafo (1933-1942)
Cine (1934)
Cine: revista mensal de arte cinematográfica (1928–1930)
Cinearte (1926-1930)
Cinema: semanário cinematográfico
(1932)
Cinegrafia (1929-1930)
Cine-Jornal (1935-1936)
Invicta Cine (1931-1936)
Movimento (1933-1934)
O filme (1934)
SWEDEN
Biografen (1912-1915)
Filmnyheter (1923)
Nordisk Filmtidning (1909-1910)
Pathé Frères’ Veckorevy (1911)
Stjernen (1908)
SWITZERLAND
Close-Up (1927-1933)
Kinema (1913-1919)
UKRAINE
Chwila. Dodatek ilustrowany (1930-1934) *
Kino (1925-1933) covers only
UNITED KINGDOM
Bioscope (1912-1915)
Cine Technician (1935-1956)
Cinema Chat (1919-1920)
Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912-1946)
Cinema Quarterly (1933-1945)
Cinematography & Bioscope Magazine
(1906)
Filmgoer’s Annual (1932)
Illustrated Films Monthly (1913-1914)
Picture Show (1920-1921)
Picture Show Annual (1926-1961)
Picture Stories Magazine (1914–1915)
Sight & Sound (1932-1995)
The Stage (1908-1919) *
Today’s Cinema and Property Gazette (1913-1915)
Weekly Kinema Guide (1930)
World Film News and Television Progress (1936-1938)
USSR
Kino-fot (1922-1923)
Sovetskij Ekran / Soviet Screen
(1925-1929)
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FILMS MAGS – Europe
ITALY
Al cinema (1922-1930) **
L’Albo
della cinematografia (1915) **
Apollon
(1916, 1920, 1921) **
L’Argante
(1913-1916, 1930-1932) **
L’Arte
cinegrafica (1918-1919) **
L’Arte
cinema-drammatica (1913) **
L’Arte
del cinema (1928-1929) **
L’Arte
del silenzio (1920-1922)
L’Arte
muta (1916-1917)
Bianco
e Nero (1937-2002)
Bollettino
Edizione Pittaluga (1929)
Bollettino
della Fox Film (1929, 1935)
Bollettino
delle grandi films (1916-1917)
Bollettino di informazioni cinematografiche (1924-1925) **
Bollettino
quindicinale della Società italiana Pineschi (1909)
Bollettino
staffetta dell’ufficio stampa dell’anonima Pittaluga (1929) **
Il
Cafè chantant (1910 1911, 1913, 1916-1918, 1920) **
Il
Capolavoro cinematografico (1926) **
La
Casa di vetro (1924) **
Cin
Battaglie cinematografiche (1918) **
Cin
Cine-gazzetta (1918) **
Cine
(1917) **
Cine-Convegno
(1933-1934)
Cine
gazzettino (1926-1931) **
Cine
mondo (1927-1931) **
Cine
sorriso illustrato (1928-1931) **
Cine
sorriso illustrato (1930-1931)
Cine-cinema
(1926)
La
Cine-fono e la rivista fono-cinematografica (1911-1914, 1916, 1918,
1919-1920, 1922) **
La
Cine-gazzetta (1916-1918) **
Cine-romanzo
(1929-1932) **
Cineomnia
(1935-1936)
Cinema
Firenze (1923) **
Cinema
Napoli (1913-1914) **
Cinema
Ambrosio (1916, 1925) **
Il
Cinema illustrato (1928) **
Il
Cinema italiano (1926-1927, 1930) **
Cinema
Illustrazione (1930-1939)
Cinema:
La Premiere Revue de Grand Luxe du Cinema Francais (1933)
Cinema:
Quindicinale di Divulgazione Cinematografica (1936-1956)
Cinema
Star (1926-1927) **
Cinema-teatro
(1928-1930) **
Cinemagraf
(1916-1917) **
Cinemalia
(1927-1928)**
La
Cinematografia (1927-1928) **
La
Cinematografia artistica (1912) **
Cinematografia
e proiezioni (n.d.) **
La
Cinematografia italiana (1909) **
La
Cinematografia italiana ed estera (1910, 1914-1916, 1922-1923) **
La
Cinematografia: Rassegna Settimanale Illustrata (1927, 1932)
Il
Cinematografo (1919) **
Cinematografo
Roma (1927-1931)
Cinematografo
Trieste (1924) **
Cinemundus
(1919) **
Coltura
cinematografica (1920-1921) **
La
Conquista cinematografica (1921) **
Contropelo
(1917-1920, 1923) **
Il
Corriere cinematografico (1925-1930) **
Corriere
del cinematografo (1921) **
Cronache
d’attualità (1916, 1919-1922) **
Cyrano
(1913) **
La
Decima musa (1920) **
La
Domenica del cinema (1929) **
Echi
del cinema (1926) **
L’Eco
del cinema (1924-1930) **
Eco
film (1913) **
Excelsior
(1916) **
Fantasma
Napoli/Roma (1916, 1920, 1923) **
Fantasma
Roma (1920) **
Il
Fascio di luce (1928-1929)
Fiandreide
(1908) **
Figure
mute (1919)
Film:
corriere dei cinematografi (1921-1922)
Film
(1914-1920, 1926-1927) **
Film
Pittaluga (1925) **
Film:
Settimanale di Cinematografo Teatro e Radio (1938-1943)
Films:
Bisettimanale Illustrato (1930-1931)
Films
Pittaluga (1923-1926) **
Firenze
cinema (1928) **
Fortunio
(1920) **
I
Grandi artisti del cinema (1926-1927)
L’Illustrazione
cinematografica (1912, 1914-1915) **
Iride
(1914) **
In
penombra (1918-1919) **
L’Italia
e Kines (1926) **
Kinema (1929-1930) **
Kines
(1928-1931) **
Kines
(1929-1932)
Lux
Napoli (1910)
Lux
Roma (1918, 1920-1921) **
Lux
e cine (1910-1911) **
Il
Maggese cinematografico (1913-1914) **
Il
Messaggero (1925)
Mirabilia
film (1927) **
Il
Mondo a lo schermo (1926) **
Motofilm
(1916-1917) **
La
Nostra Rassegna (1936, 1938)
Pathé
Baby (1928-1930) **
In
Penombra (1918-1919)
Piccola
(1935-1936)
Proiezioni
luminose (1924-1926) **
Rassegna
delle programmazioni (1925-1926) **
Rassegna
fotografica (1927)**
Rassegna
generale della cinematografia (1920-1921) **
La
Rivista cinematografica (1920-1930) **
Rivista
internazionale del cinema educatore (1929-1930) **
Il
Romanzo film (1920-1921) **
Lo
Schermo (1935-1943)
Il
Selvaggio (1935)
La
Settima arte (1924-1931) **
Lo
Spettacolo (1919-1920) **
Sullo
schermo (1927-1928) **
Società
anonima Ambrosio (1907) **
Sor
Cappana (1919) **
Supercinema
(1926)
La
Tecnica cinematografica (1914) **
Theatralia
(1925) **
Il
Tirso / Il Tirso al cinematografo (1914-
1916) **
Triumphfilm
(1912, 1914) **
La
Vita cinematografica (1911-1915, 1917- 1924, 1929-1930) **
SPAIN
A.R.S. (1927-1931)
Actualidades
Paramount (1935-1936)
Año
Metro (1932)
Antorcha
(1935–1936)
Art
de la Llum (1933-1935)
Arte
y cinematografía (1910-1936)
Boletín
de información cinematográfica (1922-1926)
Boletin
técnico-administrativo de la Asociación Mutual de Operadores de cine de
Cataluña (1935-1936)
Celuloide
Madrileño (1936)
Cine:
revista popular ilustrada (1912-1923)
Cine
Art (1933-1935)
Cine
Arte (1934-1935)
Cinelandia
y Films (1930-1936)
Cinema:
edición popular (1916)
Cinema:
revista semanal ilustrada (1921)
Cine
Mundial (1922-1948)
Cine
Popular (1921-1924)
Cine-Revista
(1921-1924)
Cine-Star
(1935-1936)
Cinòpolis
(1929)
Cri-cri
cinematográfico (1923)
España
teatral cinematografica (1921-1922)
Fantasio
revista de espectáculos (1927)
Films
Selectos (1930-1936)
Filmopolis
(1933-1936)
Films
(1926-1928)
Films
selectos (1930-1937)
Información
cinematográfica (1929-1936)
Jueves
cinematográficos (1927-1936)
Mundo
cinematográfico (1913-1921)
Mundo
cinematográfico (1917-1921)
Nº1
: revista mensual cinematográfica (1936)
Noticiario
CIFESA (1935-1943)
Nuestro
cinema (1932-1935)
Orientaciones
(1935-1936)
Pathé-Revista
(1917-1919)
Película
(1915-1916)
Películas
(1924)
Popular
Film (1926-1937)
Progreso
fotografico (1920-1936) *
Proyector
(1935-1936)
Publi-Cinema
(1934-1936)
Reclam Film (1926)
Revista
Gaumont (1913)
Rugido
del león (1935-1956)
Siluetas
(1930)
Sombras
(1939-1941)
Studio-Films
(1916)
Súper-Cine
(1932-1933)
Titán
Radio (1935-1936)
Tras
la pantalla (1920-1922)
Vida
gráfica (1915-1920)
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* Non-film magazines with occasional film content
** To access this publication, search for the title in the Museo Nazionale del Cinema catalog
The above lists overlap with the list found at the The Dormitor Journals Project, though both lists contain a number of links not found on the other. Also worth checking is the Global Cinema Collection at the Media History Digital Collection.
Looking for vintage newspapers from around the world? A good place to start is the Wikipedia:List of online newspaper archives, which lists both freely accessible and paywalled portals.
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