Enjoy digitized selections from the George Eastman Museum's Moving Image collections online. All the films are preserved at the George Eastman Museum and are available for archival film projection as well as digitally. We will continue to add titles, so visit often.

The Key to Beauty (US 1917) Paramount - Bray Pictographs: The Magazine on the Screen. No 76. Production company: The Bray Studios Inc. Distribution company: Paramount Pictures Release date: 16 July 1917 Sound: silent Color: b/w Length (in feet): 392 ft. Length (in reels): 1 Running time: 3 min. 30 sec. Frame rate: 16 fps Restored from 28mm to 35mm at Haghefilm Digitized by Eastman Museum Film Preservation Services Preserved through the Save America’s Treasures Grant, generously supported by the National Park Service in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities “The subject

The Latest Kinks in Canning (US 1917) Paramount - Bray Pictographs: The Magazine on the Screen. No 76. Production company: The Bray Studios Inc. Distribution company: Paramount Pictures Release Date: 16 July 1917 Sound: silent Color: b/w Length (in feet): 400 ft. Length (in reels): 1 Running time: 5 min. Frame rate: 18 fps Restored from 28mm to 35mm at Colorlab. Digitized by Eastman Museum Film Preservation Services Funded by the National Film Preservation Foundation “One of the first purposes of the food commission newly appointed by President Wilson is to show the housewives the necessity of

00:00 Introduction by Peter Bagrov, Senior Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 06:50 Emergency Ward Emergency Ward ( Emergency Ward, St. Vincent's Hospital, New York City: A Reality Film by the Filmscope Process ) (US 1952) Cinematography and sound recording: Fons Iannelli Editor: Leo Hurwitz Release date: not released Sound: sound Color: b/w Length (in feet): 690 ft. Length (in reels): 1 Running time: 16 min. Frame rate: 24 fps Preserved from a 16mm composite print at Cinema Arts Laboratory Digitized by Eastman Museum Film Preservation Services Funded by the National

00:00 Introduction by Peter Bagrov, Senior Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 02:49 Motion Picture Industry Red Cross War Fund Week Trailer Motion Picture Industry Red Cross War Fund Week Trailer (US 1945) Director: Jacques Tourneur Cast: Ingrid Bergman Production company: RKO Radio Pictures Inc. Distribution company: National Screen Service Release date: 15 March 1945 Sound: sound Color: b/w Length (in feet): 202 ft. Length (in reels): 1 Running time: 3 min. Frame rate: 24 fps Preserved from a 35mm nitrate print by Selznick graduate Heather Stilin on the Mo i Rana

00:00 Introduction by Caroline Yeager, Assistant Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 02:47 Das Ornament des verliebten Herzens Das Ornament des verliebten Herzens [ The Ornament of the Loving Heart, The Ornament of the Lovestruck Heart] (Germany 1919) Director: Lotte Reiniger Writer: Lotte Reiniger Animators: Lotte Reiniger, Carl Koch, Berthold Barthoch Producer: Hans Cürlis Production company: Institut für Kulturforschung e.V. (Berlin) Release date: 12 December 1919 Sound: silent Color: tinted Length (in feet): 266 ft. Length (in reels): 1 Running time: 4 min. Frame rate

A Connecticut Skunk Farm ( A Long Island Skunk Farm) (US 1914) Production company: Kalem Company Release date: 21 February 1914 Sound: silent Color: b/w Length (in feet): 97 ft. Length (in reels): 1 Running time: 2 min. Frame rate: 16 fps Restored from a 28mm print to 35mm at Colorlab Digitized by Film Preservation Services Funded by the National Film Preservation Foundation Released on one reel with a western An Indian’s Honor (1914, Frank Montgomery), now considered lost. Why breed skunks in Connecticut—or for that matter, why breed skunks at all? The terrain, climate, and proximity to New

When City Newspaper asked Rochesterians what their "fantasy quarantine location in Rochester" was, the overwhelming majority picked the Eastman Museum! Now, you can now make your friends, family and coworkers think you're here with our George Eastman Museum Zoom backgrounds. These images from the Eastman Museum have been taken to make it appear like you're actually sitting in George Eastman's library, or just about to enjoy a film in the Dryden Theatre. Available Zoom Backgrounds Dutch Connection Yellow and Orange Flowers in the Conservatory Pink Tulips and White Daffodils Yellow and Red

Gone with the Wind – Makeup and Wardrobe Tests (US 1939) Margaret Tallichet Screen Tests (US 1938-1939) The Young in Heart Tests (US 1938) Adele Astaire and Edith Atwater screen test (US 1936) In 1999, Selznick Properties Ltd. president Daniel Selznick donated the entire 35mm nitrate film collection of his late father, producer David O. Selznick, to the George Eastman Museum. The collection contains beautiful and rare nitrate prints of many of Selznick’s most memorable productions including A Star Is Born (1937), Rebecca (1940), Since You Went Away (1944), Duel in the Sun (1946), and Portrait

00:00 Introduction by Caroline Yeager, Assistant Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 15:48 Maude Adams’s test 18:31 Laurette Taylor’s test [ The Young in Heart – Maude Adams & Janet Gaynor Test] (US 1938) Director: Richard Wallace Cinematographer: Leon Shamroy Cast: Maude Adams (Miss Fortune), Janet Gaynor (George-Anne Carleton) Production Company: Selznick International Pictures Production date: 2 May 1938 Sound: sound Color: b/w Length (in feet): 1,109 ft. Length (in reels): 2 Running time: 13 min. Frame rate: 24 fps [ The Young in Heart – Laurette Taylor Test; No. 3] (US

00:00 Introduction by Liana Kroll, Head of Information, Research and Access, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 03:15 Gone with the Wind – Technicolor test 04:12 Gone with the Wind – Material test 04:44 Gone with the Wind – Sound test (Dressing for Barbecue scene) 07:27 Gone with the Wind – Sound test (Library scene) 13:35 The Young in Heart – Sound test Filmography [ Gone with the Wind – Technicolor Test] (US 1939) Director: George Cukor Cinematographer: Lee Garmes Cast: Vivien Leigh (Scarlett), Margaret Tallichet (Suellen), Georgiana Young (Carreen) Production Company: Selznick

Collections & Series George Eastman Greeting SMPE Meeting (US 1930) A Cinematic History of Photographic Technology The David O. Selznick Screen Tests Unidentified Films Montage series . All Digitized Films 5 on 105 (US 1974) [ The Black Pirate – Mary Pickford Technicolor No. 2 Test] (US 1926) Colorful Fashions from Paris Displayed by Hope Hampton—McCall’s Color Fashion News (US 1926) A Connecticut Skunk Farm (A Long Island Skunk Farm) (US 1914) Daguerreotype Likenesses (US ca. 1949) Dancing James Berry (Artists in Jazz #1: Dancing James Berry) (US 1958) Das Ornament des verliebten Herzens