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Mantrap
(1926)
on

2006 Sunrise Silents edition

Mantrap (1926), color-tinted black & white, 85 minutes, not rated, with Fatty and Minnie-He-Haw (1914), color-tinted black & white, 24 minutes, not rated, Mystery of the Double Cross (1917) [episode 6: “The Dead Come Back”], color-tinted black & white, 25 minutes, not rated, Lost in the Night (1913), color-tinted black & white, ? minutes, not rated, Cat and the Monkey (1921), color-tinted black & white, ? minutes, not rated, and The Selig-Tribune, No. 21 (1916), color-tinted black & white, 14 minutes, not rated.

Sunrise Silents, MNTP-N (NTSC) and MNTP-P (PAL), no UPC number.
Windowboxed 4:3 NTSC or PAL, one single-sided, single-layered DVD-R disc, Region 0, ? Mbps average video bit rate, ? kbps audio bit rate, PCM 2.0 stereo sound, English language intertitles, no foreign language subtitles, 6 chapter stops, keep case, $23.95.
DVD release date: 19 March 2006.
Country of origin: USA

This public-domain edition has been mastered from a 16mm reduction print.

In his recent releases, edition producer Rich Olivieri offers more in additional disc features than any other independent home video company. Fatty and Minnie-He-Haw (1914) is presented from a good 16mm reduction print. The Selig-Tribune (1916) is presented from a very-good 16mm reduction print.

 

This disc is available in Region 0 NTSC or PAL directly from Sunrise Silents.

Other silent era Clara Bow films available on DVD home video:
Black Oxen (1924)
Dancing Mothers (1926)
Down to the Sea in Ships (1922)
Free to Love (1925)
Get Your Man (1927)
Hula (1927)
It (1927)
My Lady of Whims (1925)
Parisian Love (1925)
The Plastic Age (1925)
Wings (1927)

About Clara Bow:
Clara Bow: Discovering the ‘It’ Girl (1999)

 
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