Société des Cinéromans explained

The Société des Cinéromans was a French film production company of the silent movie era.

History

In 1919, Gaston Leroux founded the Société des Cinéromans in Nice with René Navarre and Arthur Bernède to publish novels and turn them into films.

The company was taken over by Pathé in 1922. It continued producing films until 1930.

Filmography

1919: La Nouvelle Aurore in 16 episodes ;
1920: Tue-la-mort (1920) en 12 episodes, where his daughter Madeleine, aged 13, took the role of Canzonetta ;
1921: Le Sept de trèfle in 12 episodes ;
1922: in 10 episodes.

Under Pathé:

1922: by Henri Fescourt
1922: L'homme aux trois masques
1922: Impéria
1923: Gossette
1923: L'enfant roi
1923: Tao
1923: Vidocq
1924: La goutte de sang
1924: Le secret d'Alta Rocca
1924: L'enfant des halles
1924: Mandrin by Henri Fescourt
1925: Les misérables, by Henri Fescourt
1925: Fanfan-la-Tulipe
1925: Mylord l'Arsouille
1926: Le Juif errant
1926: Titi premier, roi des gosses
1926: L'espionne aux yeux noirs
1926: Surcouf
1926: Jean Chouan
1926: Cinders ... Production Company
1926: En plongée
1927: La petite chocolatière
1927: (Mitgiftjäger) Production Company (co-production)
1927: Captain Rascasse
1927: The Loves of Casanova
1927: Feu!
1927: Colette the Unwanted, by René Barberis
1927: The Five Cents of Lavarede
1927: Belphégor
1927: La Glu by Henri Fescourt
1927: The Duel, by Jacques de Baroncelli
1927: Poker d'as
1928: L'argent
1928: Prince Jean
1928: The Vein by René Barberis
1928: L'occident by Henri Fescourt
1928: Princesse Masha
1928: La storia di una piccola Parigina
1928: La petite fonctionnaire
1928: Croquette
1928: In Old Stamboul
1928: Karina the Dancer
1929: The Unknown Dancer ... Production Company
1929: Le ruisseau
1929: La tentation
1929: Paris-Girls
1929: La femme et le pantin
1929: La merveilleuse journée
1929: Les fils du soleil

Bibliography

Francis Lacassin La Société des Cinéromans (1918–1930)

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