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Henry B. Walthall in the 1917 classic Bad Hair Day. Just Kidding. |
Links
http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0910400/forsale#vhs Buy Walthall films through Amazon.com.
http://grapevinevideo.com/henry_b_walthall.htm I recommend purchasing The Raven through Grapevine video (you get Ghosts with it, too). You can also find some rare D.W. Griffith shorts through this site. The Walthall page on Grapevine only lists Volume 6, but Volumes 3, 4, and 5 also include early Walthall shorts that have not been released by Kino.
http://www.reelclassicdvd.com/ This company offers the ultra rare Boomerang and The Confession with a vocal introduction by Walthall devotee John Griggs.
Looking for rare films?
Well, Nostalgia Family Video used to be a good source for Walthall Talkies not found anywhere else, but most
of these films have been re-released on DVD and are offered on oldies.com. It's still a site worth checking out.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7937&PIgrid=7937&PIpi=97949&
Visit Walthall's online grave site. You can even leave flowers and/or
messages if you be so inclined.
http://us.imdb.com/Name?Walthall,+Henry+B. View Henry B. Walthall's
lengthy filmography complete with character names!
http://www.ibdb.com/person.asp?id=30568 View
Henry's Broadway credits. You can also look up the
credits for Henry's first wife Isabelle Fenton
(Thanks Hulda!).
http://www.afi.com/members/catalog/silentHome.aspx?s=1
Search for Walthall films on the American Film Institute
site under the following actor credits: H. B. Walthall,
Henry B. Walthall, and Henry Walthall. This site has
synopses on several silent films not described on the
Internet Movie Database.
Forever Network
The Forever Network's (Hollywood Forever Cemetery)
feature on Henry B. Walthall.
http://www.hbw.addr.com/minemv1936.htm See a collection of
lobby cards for the 1952 rerelease of The Mine with the Iron
Door on Gerry Chudleigh's page dedicated to novelist
Harold Bell Wright (another HBW). Many of these lobby cards include
colorized photos of Walthall.
Other Links
http://www.karl-dane.com An excellent site
on Karl Dane (who was in The Scarlet Letter and Whispering
Shadow) by Laura Balogh who is author of Karl Dane: A Biography and Filmography.
Contact
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Melynie