The Stars we Lost Still Shine so Bright - Vidéos

Old footage of Charles Ray and Tom Ince in a firetruck are shown, reminding the narrator that Mr. Ince has passed away. He segues to remembering some of the other stars the world has lost since those old days, like Mabel Normand, who passed on in 1930 at the age of 37. Comedy legend Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle is seen from back in his heyday. Milton Sills, star of The Sea Hawk is shown next. Mary Pickford's brother, Mr. Jack Pickford is shown. Some great behind-the-scenes footage of Wallace Reid, once known as "the screen's most perfect lover" is shown. Birth of a Nation star Robert Harron is seen relaxing and grooming a horse. Barbara La Marr is seen being her glamorous self. The episode closes with footage of Rudolph Valentino. Rudy was the brightest of stars before he died in 1926, and after his death at the age of 31, his star rose even higher, making him one of the most legendary figures of the silent age. The silhouette of the narrator returns and wishes the audience a fond farewell.