Silent Film Stars
Famous 1920's Films
Hollywood Studios
Movie Technology
1920's Movie Culture
100

This comedian was famous for his bowler hat and cane.

 Charlie Chaplin

100

This 1927 movie was the first “talkie.”

The Jazz Singer

100

This city became the center of the movie industry.

Hollywood

100

Most films in the early 1920s had no ________.

Sound

100

People watched movies in these buildings.

Movie theaters

200

Known for his daring stunts, this actor starred in The General.

Buster Keaton

200

The Kid starred this iconic silent film comedian.

Charlie Chaplin

200

This studio made early monster films like Dracula.

Universal Studios

200

These were added to silent films to show dialogue.

Intertitles

200

These short videos played before the main film.

Newsreels

300

She was called “America’s Sweetheart” in the 1920s.

Mary Pickford

300

This 1927 sci-fi movie showed a futuristic city.

Metropolis

300

This studio, symbolized by a roaring lion, began in 1924.

MGM (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)

300

Early color films used colored ______ to tint scenes.

Filters

300

Movie advertising often used large illustrated ________.

Posters

400

This horror actor became famous for The Phantom of the Opera.

 Lon Chaney

400

This Disney character first appeared in Steamboat Willie.

Mickey Mouse

400

Known for comedies, this studio worked with Chaplin and Keaton.

United Artists

400

This invention allowed synchronized sound in movies.

The Vitaphone

400

These fan magazines told audiences about stars’ lives.

Photoplay magazines

500

This legendary duo starred in slapstick shorts, including Big Business.

Laurel and Hardy

500

This adventure film introduced Tarzan.

Tarzan of the Apes

500

These powerful companies controlled actors, studios, and theaters.

The Big Five studios

500

This editing technique in Battleship Potemkin created excitement.

Montage editing

500

These Hollywood women set major fashion and beauty trends.

Flappers / 1920s actresses