1923 - In this silent western, a cowboy who's just saved a wagon train hopes to see the woman he loves but learns her fiance has forbidden her from seeing him.
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1923 - In this silent western, cowboys arrive to save the day when a wagon train is being attacked by Native Americans.
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1923 - In this silent western, wounded members of a wagon train are tended to after an attack by Native Americans.
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1923 - In this silent western, Native Americans light covered wagons on fire in the middle of a siege.
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1923 - In this silent western, a cowboy is angry when the woman he wants to marry says she may go back to an old lover if she finds she's misjudged him.
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1923 - In this silent western, a trader encourages a cowboy to go to California for the gold rush.
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1923 - In this silent western, a drunk cowboy shoots a clay target off his friend's head.
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1923 - In this silent western, a drunk cowboy shoots a hole through the cup perched on his friend's head, and they both drink from it.
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1923 - In this silent western, two drunk cowboys set up a shooting contest.
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1923 - In this silent western, a scout tells his fur trader friend that he's found gold in California.
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1923 - In this silent western, a drunken scout is put on his horse backwards and set on his way by friends.
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1923 - In this silent western, a trader meets up with an old scout friend at a saloon populated by Native Americans.
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1923 - In this silent western, a frontiersman warns the leader of a wagon train about a dangerous tribe of Native Americans.
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1923 - In this silent western, a frontiersman has mercy on a former enemy who stumbles up, seemingly dying.
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1923 - In this silent western, a wagon train and their animals ford the Missouri River.
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1923 - In this silent western, cowboys lead ox, cows and horses across the Missouri River.
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1923 - In this silent western, a wagon train and their animals come up on the riverbanks of the Missouri after fording it.
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1923 - In this silent western, women in a wagon train refuse to let the men dump out their bureaus to lighten the load.
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1923 - In this silent western, a wagon train splits into two camps to try and break up fights.
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1923 - In this silent western, one group of frontiersmen decides to follow a wagon train over ground while another sets off across the Missouri River on a log ferry.
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1923 - In this silent western, a cowboy shows mercy to a man who egged him into a fight and doesn't gouge out his eyes when given the chance.
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1923 - In this silent western, a woman seeks to find out the details of a violent fight between two men in her caravan.
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1923 - In this silent western, a woman refuses to believe her father when he tells her bad things about the man she's falling for.
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1923 - In this silent film, a rowdy group of cowboys interrupts a wagon train's campfire evening.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a man (Buster Keaton) running from a horde of cops locks them all up in a police station but they eventually get their hands on him.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a man (Buster Keaton) uses a ladder as a see-saw and a catapult to escape the police trying to arrest him.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a man running from the police (Buster Keaton) puts on disguises and hides in a trunk to hide.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a man (Buster Keaton) hides in a street sweeper's can to elude the huge group of police chasing him.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, the mayor's daughter is intrigued when a man with a horse-drawn wagon (Buster Keaton) seems involved in a policemen's parade.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a man (Buster Keaton) accidentally knocks out a traffic cop with his turning signal which is a boxing glove on a spring.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a man (Buster Keaton) uses a boxing glove on a spring mechanism to signal his horse-drawn carriage's turns.
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1922 - In this silent comedy, a woman tells her boyfriend (Buster Keaton) that she won't marry him until he's a successful businessman.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, a bookish baseman (Buster Keaton) frustrates his teammates because he doesn't understand the basic rules of the game.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, an anxious student (Buster Keaton) goes to his first baseball practice.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, a new soda jerk (Buster Keaton) struggles on the job.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, jocks make fun of a student (Buster Keaton) who doesn't understand how to play baseball.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, a soda jerk (Buster Keaton) pretends to be a customer and then quits his job when some pretty coeds come into the shop.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, an intellectual student (Buster Keaton) gives a speech deriding athletics, which upsets popular students.
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1926 - In this silent comedy, a student who spent seven years in high school and a popular girl receive their diplomas at graduation.
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1927 - In this silent comedy, a soda jerk shows off while making a milkshake.
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1918 - In this silent film, a young actress worries she isn't fashionable enough but a friend reassures her.
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1918 - In this silent film, a Broadway actress exchanges flirtatious looks with an admirer while she signs autographs.
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1918 - In this silent film, a rich man puts coins into his dinner guests' napkins while setting the table.
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1927 - In this silent film, a man proposes to a flapper but she thinks he'd make a better second husband than a first.
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1927 - In this silent film, a doctor tells a man his wife is dying.
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1927 - In this silent film, a flapper says she'll divorce her husband to be with the true but poor love of her life, but he tells her his church wouldn't permit him to marry a divorced woman.
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1927 - In this silent film, a flapper interrupts a couple's date to proposes to the man.
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1927 - In this silent film, partygoers convince their engineer friend to blow off work with them.