Silent Films
# | Title | Studio | Genre | Cast | Notes | ||
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- 1917 - | |||||||
1 | The Tornado | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | John Ford and Jean Hathaway | Ford's debut film and now considered to be lost | ||
2 | The Fighting Gringo | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | |||
3 | The Trail of Hate | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Drama | John Ford | Lost film | ||
4 | The Scrapper | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | John Ford | Lost film | ||
5 | Cheyenne's Pal | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Gertrude Astor and Harry Carey | Lost film | ||
6 | The Soul Herder | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | Lost film | ||
7 | Straight Shooting | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | Prints survive in the film archive at George Eastman House | ||
8 | The Secret Man | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | Two of the five reels survive | ||
9 | A Marked Man | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Molly Malone | Lost film | ||
10 | Bucking Broadway | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Molly Malone | Thought to be lost, but rediscovered in 2002 | ||
- 1918 - | |||||||
11 | The Phantom Riders | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and William Steele | Lost film | ||
12 | Wild Women | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Molly Malone | Lost film | ||
13 | Thieves' Gold | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Molly Malone | Lost film | ||
14 | The Scarlet Drop | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Molly Malone | 30 minutes of footage still survives | ||
15 | Hell Bent | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Duke R. Lee | A print of the film still survives | ||
16 | A Woman's Fool | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Betty Schade | Lost film | ||
17 | The Craving | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Drama | Francis Ford | Lost film and co-directed with his brother, Francis Ford | ||
18 | Three Mounted Men | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | Lost film | ||
- 1919 - | |||||||
19 | Roped | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Neva Gerber | Lost film | ||
20 | The Fighting Brothers | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson | Lost film | ||
21 | A Fight for Love | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | Lost film | ||
22 | Rustlers | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson | |||
23 | Bare Fists | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Betty Schade | Lost film | ||
24 | Gun Law | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson | |||
25 | By Indian Post | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Pete Morrison and Duke R. Lee | One of the two reels survive | ||
26 | The Gun Packer | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson | |||
27 | Riders of Vengeance | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Seena Owen | Lost film | ||
28 | The Last Outlaw | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Edgar Jones and Lucille Hutton | Part of the film survives | ||
29 | The Outcasts of Poker Flat | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Cullen Landis | Lost film | ||
30 | Ace of the Saddle | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Duke R. Lee | Lost film | ||
31 | Rider of the Law | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Vester Pegg | Lost film | ||
32 | A Gun Fightin' Gentleman | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and J. Barney Sherry | Partially lost film – 3 reels survive | ||
33 | Marked Men | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey | Lost film and a remake of the 1916 film The Three Godfathers | ||
- 1920 - | |||||||
34 | The Prince of Avenue A | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Drama | James J. Corbett and Richard Cummings | Lost film | ||
35 | The Girl in Number 29 | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Drama | Frank Mayo and Elinor Fair | Lost film | ||
36 | Hitchin' Posts | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Drama | Frank Mayo | Lost film | ||
37 | Just Pals | Fox Film Corporation | Western | Buck Jones and Helen Ferguson | Ford's first film for Fox | ||
- 1921 - | |||||||
38 | The Big Punch | Fox Film Corporation | Western | Buck Jones and Barbara Bedford | |||
39 | The Freeze-Out | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Helen Ferguson | Lost film | ||
40 | The Wallop | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Mignonne Golden | Lost film | ||
41 | Desperate Trails | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Harry Carey and Irene Rich | Lost film | ||
42 | Action | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Hoot Gibson and Francis Ford | Lost film | ||
43 | Sure Fire | Universal Film Manufacturing Company | Western | Hoot Gibson and Molly Malone | Lost film | ||
44 | Jackie | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Shirley Mason and William Scott | Lost film | ||
- 1922 - | |||||||
45 | Little Miss Smiles | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Shirley Mason and Gaston Glass | Lost film | ||
46 | Silver Wings | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Mary Carr and Lynn Hammond | Ford directed the prologue only | ||
47 | The Village Blacksmith | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Will Walling and Virginia True Boardman | Lost film with only one of the eight reels surviving | ||
- 1923 - | |||||||
48 | The Face on the Bar-Room Floor | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Clifford | Lost film | ||
49 | Three Jumps Ahead | Fox Film Corporation | Western | Tom Mix and Alma Bennett | Lost film | ||
50 | Cameo Kirby | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | John Gilbert and Gertrude Olmstead | First film credited as John Ford | ||
51 | North of Hudson Bay | Fox Film Corporation | Action | Tom Mix and Kathleen Key | 40 minutes of footage survive | ||
52 | Hoodman Blind | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | David Butler and Gladys Hulette | Lost film | ||
- 1924 - | |||||||
53 | The Iron Horse | Fox Film Corporation | Western | George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy | Ford was uncredited | ||
54 | Hearts of Oak | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Hobart Bosworth and Pauline Starke | Lost film | ||
- 1925 - | |||||||
55 | Lightnin' | Fox Film Corporation | Comedy | Jay Hunt and Wallace MacDonald | |||
56 | Kentucky Pride | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | Gertrude Astor and Peaches Jackson | |||
57 | Thank You | Fox Film Corporation | Comedy | Alec B. Francis and Jacqueline Logan | Lost film | ||
58 | The Fighting Heart | Fox Film Corporation | Drama | George O'Brien and Billie Dove | Lost film | ||
- 1926 - | |||||||
59 | The Shamrock Handicap | Fox Film Corporation | Romance | Janet Gaynor and Leslie Fenton | Print survives at the Museum of Modern Art | ||
60 | 3 Bad Men | Fox Film Corporation | Western | George O'Brien and Olive Borden | |||
61 | The Blue Eagle | Fox Film Corporation | Action | George O'Brien and Janet Gaynor | Ford was uncredited | ||
- 1927 - | |||||||
62 | Upstream | Fox Film Corporation | Comedy | Nancy Nash and Earle Foxe | Once lost, but rediscovered in 2010 in New Zealand |
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