Shakespeare on silent film
Subtitle: an excellent dumb discourse
By: by Judith Buchanan
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781107403727
Subjects: English drama; Silent films; History and criticism; Film adaptations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: 1.Shakespeare without words: the nineteenth-century legacy; title: 2.Biograph's pioneering film of King John (1899); title: King John (BMBC: W.K.-L. Dickson and Walter Pfeffer Dando, 1899); title: 3.Conflicted allegiances in Shakespeare films of the transitional era; title: The Tempest (Clarendon, 1908), Otello (FAI, 1909); title: 4.Corporate authorship: the Shakespeare films of the Vitagraph Company of America; title: Vitagraph's Julius Caesar (1908), Macbeth (1908), Romeo and Juliet (1908), Othello (1908), The Merchant of Venice (1908), A Midsummer Night's Dream (1909), King Lear (1909), Twelfth Night (1910); title: Georges Melies' La Mort de Jules Cesar (1907); title: Cines' Brutus (1910); title: Thanhouser's A Winter's Tale (1910); title: Film d'Arte Italiana's Re Lear (1910); title: 5.Pedigree and performance codes in silent films of Hamlet; title: Hamlet (Gaumont-Hepworth, 1913), Amleto (Rodolfi-Film, 1917); title: 6.Shakespeare films of the 1916 tercentenary; title: Note continued: The Real thing at Last (J.M. Barrie), Macbeth (Triangle-Reliance), Romeo and Juliet (Fox), Romeo and Juliet (Metro); title: 7.Asta Nielsen and Emil Jannings: stars of German Shakespeare films of the early 1920s; title: Hamlet (Art-Film, 1920), Othello (Worner-Filmgesellschaft, 1922); title: Afterword: `No tongue, all eyes! Be silent': performing wordless Shakespeare today; title: Filmography (a) Commercially available Shakespeare films of the silent era; title: (b).General filmography.