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Alphabetical Listing by Title S A-B C-D E-F G-H I-J K-L M-N O-P R S T U-V W X-Z Text Only Sapho (1917) with Pauline Frederick, Thomas Meighan. Directed by Emile Chautard. Famous Players/Paramount.
Sea Horses (1926) with Florence Vidor, William Powell, and Jack Holt. Directed by Allan Dwan. Paramount. The Sentimental Lady (1915) with Irene Fenwick, Frank Belcher and John Davidson. Directed by Sidney Olcott. Kleine-Edison. Seventeen (1916) with Jack Pickford and Louise Huff. Directed by Robert Vignola. Famous Players/Paramount.
Sign of the Cross, The (1914) with William Farnum and Sheridan Block. Directed by Frederick Thomson. Famous Players/Paramount. Silent Partner, The (1923) with Leatrice Joy and Robert Edeson. Directed by Charles Maigne. Paramount.
Silver Valley (1927) with Tom Mix and Dorothy Dwan. Directed by Benjamin Stoloff. Fox. Single Wives (1924) with Corinne Griffith and Milton Sills. Directed by George Archainbaud. First National. Six Best Cellars (1920) with Bryant Washburn (with tray) and Wanda Hawley (next on the right). Directed by Donald Crisp. Paramount. Sleeping Fires (1917) with Pauline Frederick, Thomas Meighan. Directed by Hugh Ford. Famous Players/Paramount. Sleepwalker (1922) with Constance Binney and Jack Mulhall. Directed by Edward Le Saint. Realart/Paramount. The Slim Princess (1920) with Mabel Normand, Hugh Thompson and Tully Marshall. Directed by Victor Schertzinger. Goldwyn.
Smugglers, The (1916) with Donald Brian. Directed by Sidney Olcott. Famous Players. Snob, the (1924) with John Gilbert (not pictured) and Norma Shearer. Directed by Monta Bell. MGM.
So's Your Old Man (1926) with W.C. Fields and Alice Joyce. Directed by Gregory LaCava. Paramount.
Spite Marriage (1929) with Buster Keaton and Dorothy Sebastian. Directed by Edward Segdwick. MGM. Stolen Bride, The (1927) with Billie Dove and Lloyd Hughes. Directed by Alexander Korda. First National.
Sweet Daddies (1926) with George Sidney, Charles Murray, and Jobyna Ralston. Directed by Alfred Santell. First National. Swiss Movements (1927) with Jimmie Adams and Doris Dawson. Directed by Unknown. Al Christie.
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