Cinema Slide Archive
Projected glass slides were part of the cinema-going experience from the earliest days of motion pictures. Slides promoted local merchants, pitched products, informed, instructed, and scolded audiences, and spectacularly advertised the wonders of upcoming film programs.
Starts Thursday! serves as an online archive presenting the full breadth of cinema glass slides, from across the decades and around the world.
Recent Additions
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Two Gun Caballero, The [aka Tw-Gun Caballero] (USA, 1931)
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Monster Walks, The (USA, 1932)
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Whispering Shadow, The (USA, 1933)
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Poppy (USA, 1917)
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Get Out and Get Under (USA, 1920)
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Report Any Disturbance
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Curtains and Draperies Garrow's
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Garrow's Thrift Basement
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Garrow's Thrift Basement
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Keep-U-Neat Cleaners
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Elect Earl Warren Govenor of California
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Curtains for Every Room
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Rancho Skating
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Earphones for Hard-of-Hearing Patrons
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Vic's Bingo Country Store
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See the Entire Show - And Then Make Room
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Albacore Tuna at Harris' Yacht Harbor
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Today's Baseball Score... at Antioch
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Garrow's Home Furnishers
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Cross Examination (USA, 1932)
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Murder at Midnight (USA, 1931)
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Son of Oklahoma (USA, 1932)
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Temptation's Workshop (USA, 1932)
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Women Go On Forever (USA, 1931)
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Gorilla Ship, The [Gorilla Ship] (USA, 1932)
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Men Without Names (USA, 1935)
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My Friend the Devil (USA, 1922)
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Circis, The (USA, 1928)
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Lost City, The (USA, 1920)
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Ride a Bicycle - Men, and Ride Quickly
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Flaming Youth (USA, 1923)
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Florodora Girl, The (USA, 1930)
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Young Diana, The (USA, 1922)
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Ride a Bicycle - We Sell the Best (USA)
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Buy a Bicycle - Sturdy, Steady, Always Ready (USA)
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Make Room for Others
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Flashes of the Great White Way
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Flashes of the Great White Way
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Boys's Cinema - Real Photos - Tom Mix
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Message from Hitler - Road Safety
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Photoplay Magazine - Kathlyn Williams
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Mysterious Lady, The (USA, 1928)
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Park Your Car - El Campanil Theatre
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Children Must Have Ticket
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Man from Painted Post, The (USA, 1917)
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Faithless (USA, 1932)
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Wet Gold (USA, 1921)
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Theodora [aka Theodora, the Slave Princess] (Italy, 1921)