ГЕНЗЕЛЬ И ГРЕТЕЛЬ(1909).

Very cool! I'm looking into purchase a 1929 Model 13

👍to 👀this one 😉

Le personnage de Max Linder est la première grande vedette de la comédie. Bien sûr que chaplin fut inspiré il va créé Un personnage aux antipodes de Chaplin qui lui inventera Charlot le vagabond. Puis l élève dépassera le maître. Puis dans les années 20 Max viendra a Hollywood pour s acheté une villa près de son ami Chaplin pour relancer ça carrière car en France il était fini . Pourtant même à Hollywood il ne retrouvera la gloire et ce suicidera. Triste destin que ce grand comique français.

The cool thing about this is that in most shots we are seeing southern trains doing just their daily jobs. Bit of a step back in time.

Not bad for its age.

Max est celui qui a inspiré Charly...

Jolie danseuse.

Max Linder, un grand comique qui a choisi de conclure son existence par un drame en 1925.

Hope the cowards burn in hell.

Honestly surprised by all the praise in the comments. That was a very poor film. Way too many title cards for a story that didn't need any, and a story based on a single joke. The age of the film isn't an excuse, Méliès was making far better films 10 years prior. I'm not impressed by Max Linder so far...

Tutti queste scritte tolgono tempo all'azione comica, non servono si intuisce benissimo il tutto..Chaplin e Stanlio e Ollio infatti le usavano al minimo indispensabile

There was a famous signed photo that Chaplin sent Linder which read: "To Max, the Professor, from his disciple, Charlie Chaplin."

My daughter when was 4 used to laugh a lot watching this film

I like it

Could have been drawn by Winsor Mckay or one of his students, the pairs overall features and the woman's face and glasses resemble forms widely seen in Mckay's hand-drawn art.

Interesante

That's one skinny Mountain Lion! I hope Snub checked that it was toothless!

Hey, may I ask where you found this footage? I'm in need of some for a short documentary I'm making

All that coconut water gone to waste.

Must have been fun. I used to swim at Silver Springs when I was a kid in the 50's, and the water was 72°F. They had to stop letting people swim there because the alligators got to where they tried to get in and eat the swimmers.

Beautiful

😂😂😂👍👍👍

Very funny, I love Max Linder movies, thanks for uploading.

This is what really happened on the Titanic.

I appreciate that,cheers

Nobody was in the train right?

Amen🙏

Para aquellos hermanos hispanos que no entiendan francés: 1. Teniendo que ir a visitar a sus futuros suegros, Max lucía un soberbio sombrero un viernes 13... 2. No pudiendo esperar para ver a su prometida, decide tomar un taxi. 3. "¡Desgracia de la desgracia! Un sombrero de 120 francos." 4. un épouvantable accident a mis mon chapeau en accordéon... donnez-moi ce que vaous avez de mieux 5. Y usando un (sombrero de) tubo nuevo, Max se miró en el espejo. 6. "Cóbrese generosamente... que el resto sea una propina para la señora". 7. Lo malo nunca viene solo. 8. "¿No puedes prestar atención? ¡Tan torpe! ¡Aquí tienes una idea para poner tu decalitro debajo de mi puerta!" 9. Max, furioso por este desafortunado revés, volvió a comprar otro sombrero. 10. "Ahora que volvemos a tener sombrero, preparémonos para hacer una entrada digna de un caballero." 11. Y a Max no le quedó más remedio que volver al sombrerero (tienda de sombreros). 12. Provisto de un tercer sombrero con un brillo impecable, Max deseó que no le sucedieran más desgracias. 13. Así llegó sano y salvo con sus futuros suegros. 14. "Espere unos instantes a que te anuncie su visita. De este modo la señorita se pondrá muy contenta." 15. "Poniéndolo en el suelo seguro que no se ensuciará." 16. "¡Ay! ¡Bestia inmunda!" 17. "Deshágase de vuestro sombrero, señor Max". 18. "Gracias... pero no... je... je... es un viejo hábito". 19. Fin.

Brilliant, it fell of directly on the parking lot...

Excellent film. Pour moi infiniment au-dessus de Citizen Kane.

Question : Why no translation to English from French? .🙄😒😔☹️😢😭..Please? 😖..🙁🤨. it would be helpful 🤔...😦

Films like this are the proof that the most important parts in film making are the brain and talent, so no matter what means are available a film can be good with very few and simple things and that's a good film. We must never forget that cinematic art was defined and shaped in the years of silent cinema and people have to watch films of that era in order to see the whole picture about film world. :-)🎬

US sent aid to Japan for its Great earthquake then 18 years later in 1941 Japenise navy paid back with attack on Pearl Harbor. Japenise government and its people also blamed on Korean for the earthquake and killed 6000 local Koreans with false accusations. Japan is China.

2:03- a beautiful early example of a video of a cat being a jerk LOL (I love cats)

Br brrrr

Any clue what the original music might've been?

Very short but vey precious film. Great Frenchman Max Linder who certainly influenced Charlie Chaplin and other future funniest actors

Max Linder is the only silent actor that actually makes me laugh

A highwaywoman

The Lupino Bros (George (1853-1932), Arthur (1864-1908) & Harry (1867-1925)) were British "eccentric comedians" from the beginning of the previous century (see newspapers.library.wales/view/4182863/4182864/3/Phelps ) and the English Wikipedia-article on the Lupino family). I cannot find anything about a movie career, but that doesn't say everything.

Always breaks my heart when I see heavily damaged old film

Read about Max Linder in one of my books about Silent Comedy so thought I'd have a squint

It is not Japan. It is taken from a Pathé-Revue item from 1922 À Java - Fabrication des parasols: Très intéressant documentaire sur la manière originale employée par les Javanais pour confectionner leurs ombrelles en papier.

1:19 pic for this video.

La musique est vraiment un gros cliché du muet et misérable

It's really good that they found these reels in a good shape n post it. There's so many that are lost

we need to watch all 1 to 32 right

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