Short and sweet, just a few examples of silent film locations making repeat appearances. Sadly, all are long since demolished. The good news, more rare and previously unavailable silent films become accessible on YouTube every day. These YouTube links below should take you to the captured moments.
When Dawn Came (1920) starring Colleen Moore at 03:06 @DavidEickemeyer, filmed at Alameda and Marchesault, where Buster Keaton filmed a scene from Day Dreams (1922).
https://youtu.be/PTGgR69lCEc?si=t7aim6z0pv2kSsfZ&t=186
Replaced by the Union Station, the corner of Alameda in the former Chinatown stood near the Plaza de Los Angeles.
Chicken a la King (1919) at 03:24 @josephblough4403. Another Lyons & Moran comedy, this time filmed inside the gate to Castle San Souci, where Charlie Chaplin and Marie Dressler filmed Tillie’s Punctured Romance (1914).
https://youtu.be/SG3kDjI6hDc?si=roXffCeTIP1Ig9z9&t=214
Read more about Castle San Souci here https://silentlocations.com/2017/06/12/chaplin-pavlova-lois-weber-at-the-castle-sans-souci/
Lige Conley in Fast and Furious (1924) at 17:36 @josephblough4403, filming at the Inglewood train station, where Buster Keaton filmed the closing scenes from One Week (1920).
https://youtu.be/D0PLbewouiE?si=WoovyFQnkTXVJopN&t=1056
Read more about One Week here https://silentlocations.com/2011/10/04/busters-trains-one-week-to-speak-easily/
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Excellent,as usual!Recently watched a short directed by Roscoe Arbuckle called “Fool`s Luck”starring Lupino Lane from 1926.It steals that Buster gag regarding approaching train.What is interesting about that film is all the scenery.One such that also appeared in “The Scrarecrow”where Buster and Sybil are making their madcap escape to go get married.It is a small underpass.
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Come to think of it,I believe Buster stole from himself in regards to train gag a little latter in his career?!Of course Roscoe would have been present for “The Scarecrow”,as his dog Luke gets to make a sensational appearance!
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Yes, I cover Fool’s Luck with Lupino at page 44 of my Harold Lloyd book. That same small underpass in Palms is where Harold filmed many scenes from Girl Shy
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Thanks for info!
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