Harpo, Chico, and James Cagney at the Brunswig Mansion.Chaplin’s Earliest Scenes Beside the Selig Studio.How Mary Pickford Filmed Daddy-Long-Legs Part Two.Buster Keaton at the Selig Studio “Prison”.Happy “Roaring Twenties” New Year at Keaton’s Bungalow.Keaton’s Missing Scene and Cameraman Tricks.Mary Pickford, the Talmadge Sisters, and Buster Keaton at the Brunton Studio.Buster, Harold, and Stymie at the Venice Pier.Three Good Fellows – Harold Lloyd, Doug MacLean, and Ben Model.Keaton’s The Cameraman on the Santa Monica Pier.Buster Keaton – More Backlot Scenes From Our Hospitality.Harold Lloyd’s Earliest Days Filming in Edendale.Arbuckle and Keaton Filmed in Culver City Years Before Laurel and Hardy.Charlie Chaplin’s Once Lost Film – A Thief Catcher.Caught on Camera – Buster Keaton’s The Cameraman in New York.Time Travelers: Uncovering Old LA in Keaton Comedies.Buster Keaton – Hard Luck, The Goat – closeups at Westlake Park.Buster Keaton’s Go West Desert – “Frozen” in Time.
Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Lyons & Moran – the “good” old days on New High Street.Buster, Harold, Mabel, and Doug, and the murder of Wm.The Remarkable Charlie Chaplin Archives.
Doug and Mary, Hedda and Jed, The Beverly Hillbillies Hollywood Appeal. Mary Pickford’s “A Beast at Bay” a century before LAX. Live Virtual Silent Locations Tour with Esotouric. The Lens of History – Hollywood before the Chaplin Studio. Incredible new Laurel “OR” Hardy film collection. Buster Keaton’s Early Days on Los Feliz. Early Hollywood Visual Tour at HippFest 2021. Charlie, Buster, and Harold Silent Footsteps LA Tour. Worth a Thousand Words – Patrick Mate’s Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley Cartoon. Silent Footsteps – SFSFF Amazing Tales Online. Silent Footsteps Now Online – SFSFF Amazing Tales. The Kid – Silent Footsteps a Century Ago – Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum Chaplin Days. The Kid – Chaplin’s Silent Footsteps tour now on YouTube. Solved! Buster Keaton’s Mystery Colegrove Building. Hollywood Heritage Celebrates the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley. Step by silent footstep – how the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley was revealed. #Wayback machine adobe revel movie
Silent Movie Day celebrates the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley. The Roaring Road – rare ‘new’ views of early Hollywood. Ben Model presents Edward Everett Horton: 8 Silent Comedies. Lady Cops (and Harold Lloyd) Reveal 1914 Lost LA Treasures. Take the Tour – the Buster Keaton Studio. SF Silent Film Festival Returns to Live Cinema with Chaplin’s City Lights. Buster Keaton’s riverbank footsteps – Steamboat Bill, Jr. Buster Keaton’s Lost and Found “Seven Chances” Homes. The San Francisco Silent Film Festival returns to live cinema – Steamboat Bill, Jr. – Valentino Blood and Sand – at Avalon Silent Film Showcase Soft Shoes – Crossing Paths with Chaplin, Laurel, and Lloyd. Case Closed! How Buster Keaton filmed Sherlock Jr. What? Buster Keaton’s Studio Appears in Seven Chances!. Billy Bevan’s “Lizzies of the Field” before Griffith Observatory. Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times” Sanitarium Solved. Harold Lloyd’s “Hot Water” “Happy Days” Home. Jackie Coogan’s Charlie Chaplin’s Lost LA Alley – The Rag Man. Harold Lloyd’s “Hot Water” Sherlock turkey troubles. The Kid, Cops, Intolerance revealed in a 125 year old photo. Follow Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd film locations (and more) on. Talking Buster Keaton – The Blacksmith 11:30. Talking Buster Keaton – Neighbors 24:30. You can read more about Charlie filming at Castle Sans Souci in my Chaplin film location book Silent Traces.Ĭastle Sans Souci was demolished in 1928 to make way for the aptly named Castle Argyle Apartments, still standing now perilously close to the later Hollywood freeway, while Castle Glengarry held on until 1956, replaced by the Capitol Gardens Apartments, both shown today on Google Street View below. Tillie’s Punctured Romance is available as part of the Chaplin at Keystone DVD collection from Flicker Alley. Thanks to Dennis Doros and Milestone Films for the frame grabs from The Dumb Girl of Portici, slated to be released this fall. The nearby “S”-shaped Pacific Electric rail line curves (see dotted line above), running west on Franklin, south on Argyle, west on Ivar, and then south on Vine, was the setting for Harold Lloyd’s trolley stunt scenes in Girl Shy (1923), discussed in this post HERE. The lower left corner of Vine and Yucca is now the site of the iconic Capitol Records Building. 
The dotted line marks the trolley line, left to right, up Vine, across Yucca, up Argyle, and across Franklin, where Harold Lloyd filmed his Girl Shy trolley stunts. Click to enlarge – looking north – Castle Sans Souci and Castle Glengarry on Argyle, with Charlie and Marie beside the Sans Souci gate.
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