| Title
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Release[note 1]
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Notes
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Status[note 2]
|
| The Actor's Children
|
March 15, 1910
|
The first release of the company, but not the first production.
|
Extant
|
| St. Elmo
|
March 22, 1910
|
Adaptation of Augusta Jane Evans' novel of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| She's Done It Again
|
March 29, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Daddy's Double
|
April 5, 1910
|
|
Extant
|
| A 29-Cent Robbery
|
April 15, 1910
|
Split reel. Debut of Marie Eline
|
Lost
|
| The Old Shoe Came Back
|
April 15, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| Her Battle For Existence
|
April 22, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| Sand Man’s Cure
|
April 22, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| She Wanted To Marry A Hero
|
April 29, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| The Cigars His Wife Bought
|
April 29, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| Jane Eyre
|
May 6, 1910
|
Adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's novel of the same name
|
Lost
|
| The Best Man Wins
|
May 13, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Cupid At The Circus
|
May 20, 1910
|
Features Barnum & Bailey Circus
|
Lost
|
| The Winter's Tale
|
May 27, 1910
|
Adaptation of Shakespeare's play of the same name
|
Extant
|
| The Girl Of The Northern Woods
|
June 3, 1910
|
|
Extant
|
| The Two Roses
|
June 7, 1910
|
Marie Eline plays the role of an Italian boy, first of many male roles.
|
Extant
|
| The Writing On The Wall
|
June 10, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Woman Hater
|
June 14, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Little Hero Of Holland
|
June 17, 1910
|
Based on the story. Marie Eline in a male role.
|
Lost
|
| Roosevelt's Return
|
June 18, 1910
|
Possibly never shot or released.
|
Unknown
|
| Thelma
|
June 21, 1910
|
Adapted from Marie Corelli's novel of the same name
|
Extant
|
| The Governor's Daughter
|
June 24, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Tempest And Sunshine
|
June 28, 1910
|
Adapted from Mary Jane Holmes' novel of the same name
|
Lost
|
| The Flag Of His Country
|
July 1, 1910
|
A patriotic picture.
|
Lost
|
| Gone To Coney Island
|
July 5, 1910
|
Featuring Coney Island
|
Lost
|
| Booming Business
|
July 5, 1910
|
Reviewed as a slapstick comedy, a type of comedy Edwin Thanhouser said the company would not release.
|
Lost
|
| The Girl Strike Leader
|
July 8, 1910
|
Focuses on a female strike leader.
|
Lost
|
| The Lucky Shot
|
July 12, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Converted Deacon
|
July 15, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Girls Of The Ghetto
|
July 19, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Playwright's Love
|
July 22, 1910
|
Bares some similarities to The Prince Chap.
|
Lost
|
| Uncle Tom's Cabin
|
July 26, 1910
|
Adaptation of Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| The Mermaid
|
July 29, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Jenks' Day Off
|
August 2, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Restoration
|
August 5, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Mad Hermit
|
August 9, 1910
|
Shot in the autumn of 1909.
|
Lost
|
| Lena Rivers
|
August 12, 1910
|
Adaptation of Mary Jane Holmes' novel of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| The Girl Reporter
|
August 16, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| She Stoops To Conquer
|
August 19, 1910
|
Adaptation of Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer
|
Lost
|
| A Dainty Politician
|
August 23, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Latchkey
|
August 26, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| An Assisted Elopement
|
August 30, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| A Fresh Start
|
September 2, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Mother
|
September 6, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Doctor's Carriage
|
September 9, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Tangled Lives
|
September 13, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Stolen Invention
|
September 16, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Not Guilty
|
September 20, 1910
|
|
Extant
|
| The Convict
|
September 23, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| The Hero's Jealous Wife
|
September 23, 1910
|
Split reel.
|
Lost
|
| Home Made Mince Pie
|
September 27, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Dots And Dashes
|
September 30, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Leon Of The Table D'hote
|
October 4, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Avenged
|
October 7, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Pocahontas
|
October 11, 1910
|
Based on Lydia Sigourney's Pocahontas poem
|
Lost
|
| Delightful Dolly
|
October 14, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Oh, What A Knight!
|
October 18, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Alaska's Adieu To Winter
|
October 20, 1910
|
Unlikely to have been filmed by the Thanhouser crew. No United States release. Release date applies to British release.[citation needed]
|
Lost
|
| Their Child
|
October 21, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Young Lord Stanley
|
October 25, 1910
|
|
Extant
|
| The Life Of A Fireman
|
October 27, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Parade Of The Volunteer Firemen Of Westchester County And Vicinity
|
October 27, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Fairies' Hallowe'en
|
October 28, 1910
|
A seasonal and trick film.
|
Lost
|
| Mistress And Maid
|
November 1, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Ten Nights In A Bar Room
|
November 4, 1910
|
Adapted from Timothy Shay Arthur's novel of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| The Little Fire Chief
|
November 8, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The American And The Queen
|
November 11, 1910
|
A patriotic picture
|
Lost
|
| Paul And Virginia
|
November 15, 1910
|
Adapted from Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre 's novel Paul et Virginie
|
Lost
|
| The City Of Her Dreams
|
November 18, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| A Thanksgiving Surprise
|
November 22, 1910
|
A seasonal film.
|
Lost
|
| The Wild Flower And The Rose
|
November 25, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Value—Beyond Price
|
November 29, 1910
|
|
Extant
|
| John Halifax, Gentleman
|
December 2, 1910
|
Adapted from Dinah Maria Mulock Craik's novel of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| Rip Van Winkle
|
December 6, 1910
|
Based on Washington Irving's short story of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| The Girls He Left Behind Him
|
December 9, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| The Iron Clad Lover
|
December 9, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Love And Law
|
December 13, 1910
|
First in a four-part film series.
|
Lost
|
| The Millionaire Milkman
|
December 16, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
| Looking Forward
|
December 20, 1910
|
Based on James Oliver Curwood's short story of the same name.
|
Lost
|
| The Childhood Of Jack Harkaway
|
December 23, 1910
|
Based on S. Bracebridge Hemyng's Jack Harkaway serializations
|
Extant
|
| The Vicar Of Wakefield
|
December 27, 1910
|
Adapted from Oliver Goldsmith's novel of the same name.
|
Extant
|
| Hypnotized
|
December 30, 1910
|
|
Lost
|
