Parkinson's Disease Trailer (1905)
1905 actuality film, director unknown, preserved by the Library of Congress. Also appears in Hollis Frampton's film, Public Domain.
Watch the official Parkinson's Disease 1905 trailer in HD below.
1905 actuality film, director unknown, preserved by the Library of Congress. Also appears in Hollis Frampton's film, Public Domain.
Watch the official Parkinson's Disease 1905 trailer in HD below.
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United States 02 February 1905
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14 October 1905
The millionaire's child is kidnapped. Sherlock Holmes after many thrilling adventures and narrow escapes rescues the child.
27 December 1905
An inventor dreams that his newly designed airship takes flight.
08 October 1905
A young girl is given her breakfast of milk and a biscuit by an elderly woman. When her beribboned cat comes up, she shares the meal with her.
11 April 1905
The camera is high above Manhattan near the top of the Times Building, pointing down.
01 January 1905
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01 January 1905
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27 March 1905
A happy Russian family is broken up when their patriarch is arrested for treason. His distraught wife joins the secret society of nihilists and is assigned to commit an act of terror.
01 January 1905
Showing eight views of the most difficult portions of the railway, including the steepest gradients, practically, hanging on to the sides of the precipitous cliffs and mountain slopes with the peculiar trains ascending and descending over the roadway.
31 May 1905
Various scenes from New Testament and Old: Christian martyrdom under Roman rule, Daniel in the lion's den, and Belshazzar's vision of a floating hand spelling the end of his rule.
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