This is a list of films released by the British studio Stoll Pictures , one of the largest European studios of the 1920s. [1] It excludes films made in other countries but distributed in the United Kingdom by Stoll.
Title | Release Date | Director | Notes |
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Once Upon a Time | May 1918 | Thomas Bentley | |
All the Sad World Needs | July 1918 | Hubert Herrick | |
George Robey's Day Off | December 1918 | E.P. Kinsella, Kewpie Morgan | |
Comradeship | January 1919 | Maurice Elvey | |
Keeper of the Door | March 1919 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Rocks of Valpre | June 1919 | Maurice Elvey | |
God's Good Man | August 1919 | Maurice Elvey | |
Mr. Wu | October 1919 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Swindler | December 1919 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Garden of Resurrection | December 1919 | Arthur Rooke | |
The Elusive Pimpernel | December 1919 | Maurice Elvey |
Title | Release Date | Director | Notes |
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The Lure of Crooning Water | January 1920 | Arthur Rooke | |
The Barton Mystery | February 1920 | Harry T. Roberts | |
The Amateur Gentleman | March 1920 | Maurice Elvey | |
At the Villa Rose | March 1920 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Iron Stair | May 1920 | F. Martin Thornton | |
The Hundredth Chance | June 1920 | Maurice Elvey | |
Duke's Son | June 1920 | Franklin Dyall | |
The Flame | July 1920 | F. Martin Thornton | |
The Tidal Wave | August 1920 | Sinclair Hill | |
A Question of Trust | August 1920 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Tavern Knight | September 1920 | Maurice Elvey | |
Testimony | October 1920 | Guy Newall | |
Bars of Iron | November 1920 | F. Martin Thornton | |
The Yellow Claw | December 1920 | René Plaissetty | |
The Town of Crooked Ways | December 1920 | Bert Wynne | |
The Mirage | December 1920 | Arthur Rooke | |
Kipps | January 1921 | Harold M. Shaw | |
My Lord Conceit | February 1921 | F. Martin Thornton | |
Innocent | March 1921 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Yellow Face | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Tiger of San Pedro | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Solitary Cyclist | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Resident Patient | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Red-Haired League | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Priory School | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Noble Bachelor | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Man with the Twisted Lip | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Empty House | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Dying Detective | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Devil's Foot | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Copper Beeches | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Beryl Coronet | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
A Scandal in Bohemia | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
A Case of Identity | April 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Four Just Men | May 1921 | George Ridgwell | |
The Four Feathers | May 1921 | René Plaissetty | |
The Place of Honour | June 1921 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Broken Road | June 1921 | René Plaissetty | |
The Amazing Partnership | June 1921 | George Ridgwell | |
Greatheart | June 1921 | George Ridgwell | |
A Gentleman of France | June 1921 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Woman with the Fan | July 1921 | René Plaissetty | |
The Woman of His Dream | July 1921 | Harold M. Shaw | |
The Tragedy of a Comic Song | July 1921 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Knave of Diamonds | July 1921 | René Plaissetty | |
Frailty | July 1921 | F. Martin Thornton | |
A Dear Fool | July 1921 | Harold M. Shaw | |
The River of Stars | August 1921 | F. Martin Thornton | |
The Hound of the Baskervilles | August 1921 | Maurice Elvey | Feature film based on Sherlock Holmes series |
The Bigamist | August 1921 | Guy Newall | |
The Prey of the Dragon | September 1921 | F. Martin Thornton | |
The Fruitful Vine | September 1921 | Maurice Elvey | |
General John Regan | October 1921 | Harold M. Shaw | |
The Mystery of Mr. Bernard Brown | November 1921 | Sinclair Hill | |
Gwyneth of the Welsh Hills | November 1921 | F. Martin Thornton | |
A Romance of Wastdale | November 1921 | Maurice Elvey | |
Froggy's Little Brother | December 1921 | A.E. Coleby | |
The Passionate Friends | January 1922 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Glorious Adventure | January 1922 | J. Stuart Blackton | |
Lamp in the Desert | January 1922 | F. Martin Thornton | |
Beauty and the Beast | January 1922 | Guy Newall | |
The Knight Errant | February 1922 | George Ridgwell | |
The Stockbroker's Clerk | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Six Napoleons | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Second Stain | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Reigate Squires | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Red Circle | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Norwood Builder | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Naval Treaty | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Musgrave Ritual | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Greek Interpreter | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Golden Pince-Nez | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Bruce-Partington Plans | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Boscombe Valley Mystery | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Abbey Grange | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
Charles Augustus Milverton | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
Black Peter | March 1922 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Recoil | March 1922 | Geoffrey H. Malins | |
The Peacemaker | March 1922 | A.E. Coleby | |
False Evidence | March 1922 | Harold M. Shaw | |
Belonging | March 1922 | F. Martin Thornton | |
The Persistent Lovers | April 1922 | Guy Newall | |
Little Brother of God | April 1922 | F. Martin Thornton | |
Long Odds | May 1922 | A.E. Coleby | |
Boy Woodburn | May 1922 | Guy Newall | |
The Wheels of Chance | June 1922 | Harold M. Shaw | |
The Pointing Finger | June 1922 | George Ridgwell | |
Melody of Death | June 1922 | F. Martin Thornton | |
Half a Truth | June 1922 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Truants | July 1922 | Sinclair Hill | |
Fox Farm | July 1922 | Guy Newall | |
Man and His Kingdom | August 1922 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Experiment | September 1922 | Sinclair Hill | |
Running Water | September 1922 | Maurice Elvey | |
Down Under Donovan | September 1922 | Harry Lambart | |
Dick Turpin's Ride to York | September 1922 | Maurice Elvey | |
A Lost Leader | September 1922 | George Ridgwell | |
The Eleventh Hour | October 1922 | George Ridgwell | |
Expiation | October 1922 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Nonentity | November 1922 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Missioner | November 1922 | George Ridgwell | |
A Maid of the Silver Sea | November 1922 | Guy Newall | |
The Scourge | December 1922 | Geoffrey H. Malins | |
Open Country | December 1922 | Sinclair Hill | |
A Debt of Honour | December 1922 | Maurice Elvey | |
Petticoat Loose | 1922 | George Ridgwell | |
The West Case | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Silver Buddha | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Shrine of the Seven Lamps | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Scented Envelopes | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Sacred Order | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Queen of Hearts | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Miracle | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
Man with the Limp | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Knocking on the Door | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Fungi Cellars | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Fiery Hand | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Cry of the Night Hawk | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Clue of the Pigtail | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Call of Siva | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
Aaron's Rod | 1923 | A.E. Coleby | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Prodigal Son | February 1923 | A.E. Coleby | |
The Three Students | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Stone of Mazarin | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Speckled Band | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Mystery of Thor Bridge | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Mystery of the Dancing Men | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Missing Three-Quarter | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Gloria Scott | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Final Problem | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Engineer's Thumb | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Crooked Man | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Cardboard Box | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Blue Carbuncle | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
Silver Blaze | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
His Last Bow | March 1923 | George Ridgwell | Part of the Sherlock Holmes series |
The Cause of all the Trouble | May 1923 | Edward Dryhurst | |
The Wandering Jew | June 1923 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Sign of Four | June 1923 | Maurice Elvey | Feature film based on Sherlock Holmes series |
The Starlit Garden | July 1923 | Guy Newall | |
The Indian Love Lyrics | July 1923 | Sinclair Hill | |
Guy Fawkes | September 1923 | Maurice Elvey | |
Young Lochinvar | October 1923 | W.P. Kellino | |
The Royal Oak | October 1923 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Rest Cure | October 1923 | A.E. Coleby | |
Becket | October 1923 | George Ridgwell | |
Sally Bishop | December 1923 | Maurice Elvey | based on the novel Sally Bishop, a Romance by E. Temple Thurston |
One Arabian Night | December 1923 | Sinclair Hill | |
Don Quixote | December 1923 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Colleen Bawn | January 1924 | W.P. Kellino | |
The Prehistoric Man | March 1924 | A.E. Coleby | |
Henry, King of Navarre | March 1924 | Maurice Elvey | |
Tons of Money | March 1924 | Frank Hall Crane | |
Slaves of Destiny | April 1924 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Great Prince Shan | May 1924 | A.E. Coleby | |
The Conspirators | May 1924 | Sinclair Hill | |
His Grace Gives Notice | May 1924 | W.P. Kellino | |
The York Mystery | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Tremarne Case | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Tragedy at Barnsdale Manor | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Regent's Park Mystery | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Northern Mystery | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Mystery of the Khaki Tunic | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Mystery of Dogstooth Cliff | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Mystery of Brudenell Court | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Kensington Mystery | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Hocussing of Cigarette | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Brighton Mystery | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Affair at the Novelty Theatre | July 1924 | Hugh Croise | Part of the "Old Man in the Corner" series |
The Notorious Mrs. Carrick | July 1924 | George Ridgwell | |
The Mating of Marcus | July 1924 | W.P. Kellino | |
Sen Yan's Devotion | July 1924 | A.E. Coleby | |
The Drum | July 1924 | Sinclair Hill | Part of the "Thrilling Stories from the Strand Magazine" series |
The Cavern Spider | July 1924 | Thomas Bentley | Part of the "Thrilling Stories from the Strand Magazine" series |
The Acid Test | July 1924 | Sinclair Hill | Part of the "Thrilling Stories from the Strand Magazine" series |
Holloway's Treasure | July 1924 | Sinclair Hill | Part of the "Thrilling Stories from the Strand Magazine" series |
Fighting Snub Reilly | July 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of the "Thrilling Stories from the Strand Magazine" series |
After Dark | July 1924 | Thomas Bentley | Part of the "Thrilling Stories from the Strand Magazine" series |
Chappy: That's All | July 1924 | Thomas Bentley | |
White Slippers | August 1924 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Love Story of Aliette Brunton | August 1924 | Maurice Elvey | |
The Midnight Summons | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Green Mist | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Golden Pomegranates | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Coughing Horror | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Cafe L'Egypte | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
Karamaneh | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
Greywater Park | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
Cragmire Tower | August 1924 | Fred Paul | Part of the Fu Manchu series |
The Sins Ye Do | October 1924 | Fred LeRoy Granville | |
The Clicking of Cuthbert | October 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of "The Clicking of Cuthbert" series |
The Magic Plus Fours | October 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of "The Clicking of Cuthbert" series |
The Long Hole | October 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of "The Clicking of Cuthbert" series |
Rodney Fails to Qualify | October 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of "The Clicking of Cuthbert" series |
Ordeal by Golf | October 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of "The Clicking of Cuthbert" series |
Chester Forgets Himself | October 1924 | Andrew P. Wilson | Part of "The Clicking of Cuthbert" series |
Not for Sale | October 1924 | W.P. Kellino | |
The Flying Fifty-Five | November 1924 | A.E. Coleby | |
The Perfect Crime | January 1925 | Walter Summers | Short film |
The Honourable Member for the Outside Left | January 1925 | Sinclair Hill | Short film |
Ragan in Ruins | January 1925 | Fred Paul | Short film |
A Madonna of the Cells | January 1925 | Fred Paul | Short film |
A Dear Liar | January 1925 | Fred LeRoy Granville | Short film |
We Women | February 1925 | W.P. Kellino | |
Money Isn't Everything | February 1925 | Thomas Bentley | |
A Daughter of Love | February 1925 | Walter West | |
The Presumption of Stanley Hay, MP | April 1925 | Sinclair Hill | |
A Romance of Mayfair | April 1925 | Thomas Bentley | |
The Squire of Long Hadley | May 1925 | Sinclair Hill | |
Confessions | May 1925 | W.P. Kellino | |
The Secret Kingdom | August 1925 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Last Witness | August 1925 | Fred Paul | |
King of the Castle | August 1925 | Henry Edwards | |
The Gold Cure | October 1925 | W.P. Kellino | |
A Girl of London | October 1925 | Henry Edwards | |
The Qualified Adventurer | March 1926 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Wonderful Wooing | April 1926 | Geoffrey H. Malins | |
Sahara Love | October 1926 | Sinclair Hill | |
Safety First | November 1926 | Fred Paul | |
Pearl of the South Seas | November 1926 | Frank Hurley | |
One Colombo Night | November 1926 | Henry Edwards | |
The Chinese Bungalow | November 1926 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Island of Despair | December 1926 | Henry Edwards | |
Thou Fool | December 1926 | Fred Paul | |
Jungle Woman | December 1926 | Frank Hurley | |
A Woman Redeemed | August 1927 | Sinclair Hill | |
The King's Highway | October 1927 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Guns of Loos | February 1928 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Price of Divorce | October 1928 | Sinclair Hill |
Title | Release Date | Director | Notes |
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Such Is the Law | November 1930 | Sinclair Hill | |
The Great Gay Road | October 1931 | Sinclair Hill | |
Dick Turpin | November 1933 | Victor Hanbury, John Stafford |
The Four Feathers is a 1921 British silent war film directed by René Plaissetty and starring Harry Ham, Mary Massart and Henry Vibart. The film is an adaptation of A. E. W. Mason's 1902 novel of the same name. The film was made on location and at Cricklewood Studios by Stoll Pictures, at the time the largest British film studio. It was the second film version of the story, following a 1915 American film. The film was shot on location in North Africa. It was reasonably successful on its release.
The Great Gay Road is a 1931 British drama film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Stewart Rome, Frank Stanmore and Kate Cutler.
The Power of One (film)
Money Isn't Everything is a 1925 British silent romance film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Olive Sloane, Lewis Gilbert and Gladys Hamer. The film was made at Cricklewood Studios by Stoll Pictures, and was based on a novel by Sophie Cole.
Chappy—That's All is a 1924 British silent drama film directed by Thomas Bentley and starring Joyce Dearsley, Gertrude McCoy and Lewis Gilbert. It was based on a novel by Oliver Sandys. It was made at Stoll Pictures' Cricklewood Studios.
Cricklewood Studios, also known as the Stoll Film Studios, were British film studios located in Cricklewood, London which operated from 1920 to 1938. Run by Sir Oswald Stoll as the principal base for his newly formed Stoll Pictures, which also operated Surbiton Studios, the studio was the largest in the British Isles at that time. It was later used for the production of "quota quickies". In 1938, the studios were sold off for non-film use.
The Gold Cure is a 1925 British silent comedy film directed by W. P. Kellino and starring Queenie Thomas, Gladys Hamer and Jameson Thomas. It was made by Stoll Pictures at Cricklewood Studios.
George Clark (1888–1946) was a British film actor and film producer during the silent era. For many years Clark worked with the British star Guy Newall, whom he had met during the First World War. Together they founded Lucky Cat Films and later George Clark Productions, securing a distribution arrangement with the larger Stoll Pictures.
Surbiton Studios were a British film studio located in Surbiton, then on the outskirts of London. The studio was one of several opened during the boom in British production following the First World War. It was opened in 1918 and its first film was released in January 1919. Its owners were Stoll Pictures which became one of the largest British film company of the early 1920s.
Astra Films was a British film production and distribution company of the silent era. It was set up in Leeds following the First World War by the film director Herbert Wilcox, his younger brother Charles Wilcox and H.W. Thompson, a leading figure in film distribution in the North of England. After the company's initial success, Wilcox left the firm to set up on his own and rose to become one of the most successful independent producer-directors in the world. After a merger the company released films under the name Astra-National.
Innocent is a 1921 British silent drama film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Madge Stuart, Basil Rathbone and Edward O'Neill. The film marked the screen debut of Rathbone, with his casting as a villainous figure pointing towards the sort of roles he would play in later British and Hollywood films. The film was made by Stoll Pictures, Britain's leading film company of the era, at Cricklewood Studios.
Stoll Pictures was a British film production and distribution company of the silent era, founded in April 1918.
The Conspirators is a 1924 British silent crime film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Betty Faire, David Hawthorne and Moore Marriott.
Expiation is a 1922 British silent crime film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Ivy Close, Fred Raynham and Lionelle Howard. It was based on an 1887 novel by E. Phillips Oppenheim. The film was made by Stoll Pictures at the Cricklewood Studios.