The Night Rose aka Voices of the City (1921) survived in complete form according to this research site:
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.m ... fault.html" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
According to every site about this film, it was thought to be lost.
Years ago I read that this film was once thought to have survived only to find out that it was another film with same Name from 1929.
Do someone know if this is actually the Chaney film or just a mistake ?
Has been another Lost Lon Chaney Film been found ?
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LampyMeier2007
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Has been another Lost Lon Chaney Film been found ?
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Re: Lost Lon Chaney Film found ?
WHOA seriously
Re: Has been another Lost Lon Chaney Film been found ?
Just checked IMDb and it states "This film is considered lost." ? So this is a mystery? What do we all think? This is way over my head?
Re: Has been another Lost Lon Chaney Film been found ?
All the information is accurate to the 1921 movie. There is still the possibility that studio made a mistake.
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David Pierce
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Re: Has been another Lost Lon Chaney Film been found ?
I checked the records in my possession, and VOICES OF THE CITY (1921) aka THE NIGHT ROSE has been part of the MGM, then Turner, then WB inventory for decades. It is possible that the studio never made a print, so that it is not viewable.
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