Born Today, Aug 19, in 1899, Silent Actress and Trend-Setter Colleen Moore... Over 60 films, silent and sound, including The Perfect Flapper, Naughty but Nice, Little Orphan Annie, The Scarlet Letter 1934... #botd https://www.classicmoviehub.com/bio/colleen-moore/ | Classic Movie Hub

Buster Keaton in “Seven Chances” silent romantic comedy. Released on March 15, 1925, this film celebrates its 100th anniversary! The memorable actress in this classic Keaton scene is Rosalind Byrne (Rosalind Loretta Mooney, February 19 1904, Ohio ~ 1989). There is little information online about Rosalind .. apparently she was very busy during the silent era playing bit parts and uncredited roles. It was said during her career she appeared in over 300 shorts and films! Her film credits end in 193

Colleen Moore❤️ in scene from her silent comedy movie “Why Be Good”. Produced by First National Films, 1929. “Why Be Good”is not a completely silent film. The film used the Vitaphone synchronized sound playback system for music, sound effects, and some singing. The Vitaphone system used large record discs that were mechanically synchronized to the playback of the movie projector. The Vitaphone system was superseded by the modern sound on film method a few years later. | ArtDeco.Joe

Colleen Moore❤️ in scene from her silent comedy movie “Why Be Good”. Produced by First National Films, 1929. Via @artdeco.joe 🎵 The California Ramblers•Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue [Recorded 1925] | Ahmed Elabdi

Colleen Moore was a top silent film actress who became known for her flapper image and was one of the highest-paid stars of her era. Later in life, she commissioned the creation of a massive, elaborate miniature structure known as the Fairy Castle, which she toured for charity before it was installed as a permanent exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. #chicago #museum #miniatures #explorechicago #chicagogram #ChicagoHistory #miniatureart #Illinois | Ervin Eliud