Eyes of Youth

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Eyes of Youth is a 1919 American silent drama film, best known today for featuring one of Rudolph Valentino’s early significant screen roles.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Eyes of Youth canonical 4
Eyes of Youth (play) 1
The Eyes of Youth 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
basedOn Eyes of Youth (play)
linked to: Eyes of Youth
basedOnAuthor Charles Guernon
Max Marcin
countryOfOrigin United States
director Albert Parker
distributor Equity Pictures Corporation
linked to: Equity Pictures
era silent era
featuresEarlyPerformanceOf Rudolph Valentino
filmingLocation New York City
format 35 mm film
genre drama
hasCharacter Gina Ashling
Jules Orsini
hasColor black-and-white
hasFilmFormat silent
hasIntertitlesLanguage English
hasMedium theatrical film
hasSubject choices and consequences in a young woman’s life
isBlackAndWhite true
isPartOf American silent cinema
musicForReleases various compiled scores for later screenings
narrativeDevice mystical vision of alternate futures
notableFor featuring one of Rudolph Valentino’s early significant screen roles
originalLanguage Silent film with English intertitles
producer B. A. Rolfe
productionCompany Clara Kimball Young Film Corporation
releaseDate 1919-10-12
releaseYear 1919
runtimeMinutes 78
screenwriter Evelyn Campbell
starred Clara Kimball Young
Edward Kimball
Gareth Hughes
Harry Northrup
Julia Swayne Gordon
Paul Capellani
Pauline Starke
Rudolph Valentino
Vernon Steele
starVehicleFor Clara Kimball Young

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Albert Parker notableWork Eyes of Youth
Albert Parker directed Eyes of Youth
Clara Kimball Young notableWork Eyes of Youth
The Love of Sunya basedOn The Eyes of Youth
linked to: Eyes of Youth
Eyes of Youth basedOn Eyes of Youth (play)
linked to: Eyes of Youth
Pauline Starke notableWork Eyes of Youth