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The Lost World - 1925
Page 1 - Contents   Gallery of Art and Stills   Resources

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Contents - Posters - Advertising Art - Scene Stills - Behind the Scenes

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Credits

Table of Contents - Artwork

The cover of the Prgramme from the premiere of The Lost World, 1925 at the Astor Theatre, New York City, New York, United States.   Dinosaurs Allosaurus Apatosaurus Brachiosaurus Brontosaurus (Apatosaurus) Hadrosaurs Pteranodon Triceratops Cast Bessie Love .... Paula White Lewis Stone  ....  Sir John Roxton Wallace Beery .... Professor Challenger  Virginia Browne Faire ... ??? Lloyd Hughes .... Edward Malone Alma Bennett .... Gladys Hungerford  Arthur Hoyt .... Professor Summerlee  Margaret McWade  ....  Mrs. Challenger  Bull Montana  .... Ape-man  Jocko ... Himself Frank Finch Smiles .... Austin (Challenger's butler)  Jules Cowles  .... Zambo  George Bunny ....  Colin McArdle Charles Wellesley  ... Major Hibbard  rest of cast listed alphabetically  Arthur Conan Doyle  .... Himself (uncredited)  Nelson McDowell  .... Newspaper man (uncredited)  Gilbert Roland  ....  Extra (uncredited)  Leo White  .... Percy (uncredited)  Filmmakers Director -- Harry Hoyt Produced under the sueprvision of Earl Hudson Stop Motion Animation Special Effects, Research and Technical  Direction  -- Willis O'Brien Writing credits adapted by Marion Fairfax from the novel by Arthur Conan Doyle  Cinematography byArthur Edeson J. Devereaux Jennings Homer Scott Film Editing by George McGuire Makeup Department  Cecil Holland  ....  makeup artist  Assistant Director, director of settings and architecture ... Milton Menasco  Art Department Marcel Delgado ....  model construction Ralph Hammeras ... Special Effects Other crew Chief technician ... Fred W. Jackman Watterson R. Rothacker ....   by arrangement with Watterson R. Rothacker Production Companies First National Pictures Inc./ Watterson R. Rothacker Distributors First National Pictures Inc. [US Theatrical] Kodascope Pictures (US Non-Theatrical) IMAGE Entertainment (DVD) Lumivision (laser disc) Film Classics Video (video)  Nostalgia Video (video)  Video Yesteryear [us] (video)  Runtimes:  USA Theatrical reported variously at 101-106 Minutes [The variations may have to do with projection speed -- anywhere from 18-21 frames per second -- and the length of the actual intertitles) USA: 100 minutes (restored version) 101 (restored version)  Kodascope and most Video versions of the Kodascope prints USA: 63 minutes Black and White with Tints. (most video versions do not have the tinting) Sound: Silent film with Composed Score (restored on Shepard/IMAGE DVD) Known scores have been composed or improvised by: Alloy Orchestra - (short version) 1990's Philip Carli - (GEH Restoration) 1997, piano ??? James - 2000, organ Robert Israel Orchestra, (GEH Restoration) - Sept 15, 2000 Alloy Orchestra (Shepard Restoration) - 2000

Gallery of Original Art, Posters, Movie Stills Totally awesome images from the granddaddy of all dino movies!  Advertising and Magazine Art Behind the Scenes Stills - The Dinosaurs, The Animators Posters - this page Scene Stills - The Story of The Movie Posters One of the original one-sheet posters for The Lost World, 1925 This alternate one-sheet from 1925 shows Wallace Beery as Challenger. Another image of the main 1925 one-sheet with some advertising copy added.

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