A very fidgety feline manages to turn what would normally be a Purr Blur into a Scene Stealing moment in this silent German film reviewed by Linda Kay.
People on Sunday (1930)
A very fidgety feline manages to turn what would normally be a Purr Blur into a Scene Stealing moment in this silent German film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A couple of cats inadvertently change the plot of this film’s story at different points. Reviewed by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A tiny tuxedo kitten is just barely visible in the background in a scene from this silent short drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
A man momentarily entertains the idea of using a cat to substitute for a hare in this Danish silent comedy short reviewed by Linda Kay.
We look at the tuxedo cat named Gasoline who was known for a time as The Vitagraph Cat in this special feature by Linda Kay.
A tabby cat gives comfort to a woman then startles her husband in this silent film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A tabby cat is the only roommate not embroiled in the soap opera of this silent Russian comedy / drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
A tabby cat is the pet of a rich family while a kitten is a purr blur in a poor shack in this silent drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
A skinny tabby cat and a black cat represent various parts of dock life in this directorial debut for Josef von Sternberg reviewed by Linda Kay.
Two cats are shown seriously fighting in this D.W. Griffith silent reviewed by Linda Kay.