1904 Movies

A young woman is abducted and forced to beg from passers-by.

The first scenes were photographed from a boat that was either rowed or sculled along the waterway of the st. Louis exposition. The film shows the pri...

It is obvious that the cameraman placed his equipment close to the edge of a seashore. A large number of children followed by bathers can be seen runn...

A mechanic avenges his wronged wife by strangling the guilty officer.

Some cowboys of the Wild West Show saddle bronchos not without difficulties.

Police try to break up a gang that is manufacturing counterfeit coins.

A group of cowboys herding cattle.

A woman deals with a flea.

A poor woman abandons her younger baby on the steps of a rich couple's house. She returns home to find herself evicted and her older child missing. Sh...

Dreamland was a theme park at Coney Island, Brooklyn that opened in 1904. One of its major attractions was the stunt spectacular "Fighting the Flames,...

An extreme close-up on a man's face.

A two year old baby in a rage at being deprived of his favorite playthings.

The film begins from a camera position over the heads of spectators standing on the sidewalk in union square, New York city, watching a fire drill. Th...

A large number of men wearing bathing suits march quick step by the camera. As the men continue, the seashore can be seen. Behind the marching men is...

This film appears to have been taken in a fairgrounds or a similar cleared area. A woman mounted on her horse is seen guiding it through a number of d...

A woman is hanging out wash on a roof. Below the edge of the roof, a man peers up at her while painting the eaves. The director, in order to add zest...

The camera was positioned on a seashore. In the distance, there is a small sailboat on which several people are standing. Two of the passengers on the...

Several shots of the events after the disaster of steamboat PS General Slocum.

As the title implies, the film shows women delegates parading at the st. Louis World's Fair in 1904. They are employees of the national cash register...