Mittenthal Film Company

Films Produced by the Mittenthal Brothers (1913-1919)

The following is a list of known films that were produced and/or distributed by the Mittenthal Film (production) Company except [*], which were produced by the Mittenthal Bros. as “Starlight Comedies,” and distributed through a contract with Pathé Exchange, Incorporated.

Read the story: The Famous Mittenthal Brothers

“The Mittenthal Film Co. is booking state rights for “Wanted by the Police,” a drama in which William Jefferson, son of the late Joseph Jefferson, appears in a leading role.”

—Plain Dealer (Clevelend, OH), 8 June 1913

1913

The Man from the Golden West
The Auto Bandits of New York (Warner)

1914

The Red Flame of Passion 
The Human Bloodhound
Facing the Gattling Guns 
The Poison Needle 
Alone in New York
The Burglar and the Lady
The Villain Still Pursued Her *
Noisy Neighbors *
The Midnight Strike  (Warner)

1915

It’s a Hard Life *
Henpecked Smith *
A Mix-Up *
I’m Crazy to Be Married *
Ach Louie *
Oh You Popp *
Love’s Lunacy *
Stung *
You Need a Doctor *
Jealousy *
The Fortune Tellers *
Tough Luck *
The Ghost Fakirs *
Love and Pies *
Heinie’s Millions *
The Hungry Boarders *
The Black Statue *
They’re in Again *
She’s a Pippin *
Laughing Gas *
Once Every Ten Minutes *
Safety First *
Bold Bad Boys *
Soaking the Clothes *
Amateur Night *
The Sky Is the Limit *
Pressing His Suit *
A Merry Chase *
Monkey Shines *
Matrimonial Bliss *
Hot Stuff *
Considerable Milk *
Pretty Rough on Auntie *
Wilful Wallops for Wealth *
Fatty’s Fatal Fun *
Dough Nuts *
Flats and Sharps *
The Bungling Burglar’s Bungle *
All Dolled Up *
A Squabble for a Squab *
Hot Heads and Cold Feet *
Deep Dyed Dubs *
More Deadly Than the Male *
Board-Bill Dodgers *

“Isaac Mittenthal, former well known resident here, has been a visitor in Kalamazoo for the past two days. He will return to his home in New York today.

‘Ike’ is associated with his brothers Aubrey and Harry in the manufacture of motion pictures. They specialize in ‘slap-stick’ comedy films and are enjoying a prosperous business.

‘Ike’ is looking his very best and seems glad to be able to greet all his old friends here. He reports that Sam, who has been an invalid for the past two years, is improving and seems on the road to ultimate recovery. Sam resides in Chicago.”

—Kalamazoo Gazette, 27 February 1915

1916

Chasing ‘Em Out in the Open *
Ach! Such Crimes! *
From Bad to Worse *
Shooting at Random *
Hapless Happenings  *
Starved to Death in a Restaurant  *
Trouble Enough! *
Reckless Wrestlers *
An Awful Romance  *
Unfriendly Fruit *
A Matrimonial Mixup *
Braver Than the Bravest *
Caught in a Jam *
Busting the Beanery *
Heinie and the 400 *
Heinie and the Magic Man *

1917

Deep-Dyed Villainy 
Hooey Heroes  

1919

William McCourtie’s writers directory listing: Mittenthal Film Company, Herito and South Waverly Streets, Yonkers, N.Y. Editor, Aubrey Mittenthal. Studio at Yonkers, N.Y. Not making pictures.