Movies have come along ways since a person celebrating their 100th Birthday was born way back when. To celebrate this 100th birthday with some different movies from back when they were born requires some research to find out what movies might have been popular that far back, but more so selecting some of them from when the person is more likely to remember seeing a movie is helpful. Take for example this 1911 film directed by James Kirkwood and George Loane Tucker called The Courting of Mary, one of the earliest films to be made. The film is considered part of the “shorts” category in film work because of the length of the movie. It was also done in black & white which at the time was the option available for release films to the public. Setting up the party supplies for a 100th birthday could be tied both to the age of person, the year they were born and movies from the time. The movie stars Mary Pickford, Owen Moore, William H. Brown and James Kirkwood, who also was the director of the movie. For the second movie made 100 years ago matching this 100th birthday is The Lonedale Operator. The film was shot in 1911 and is considered short western genre, directed by D.W. Griffth in black and white. The film stars actors Verner Clarges, Guy Hedlund, W.C. Robinson and actress Jeanie Macpherson. The film includes one of the very close ups being done at the time and it was on a wrench that was used in disguise as a gun. Another movie by director D.W. Griffth is Enoch Arden which again was shot in 1911 and is classified in its genre as a short drama film. The movie is also in black & white which one will find all movies related to 100th birthday were done the same, color didn’t exist at the time. This particular film stars Wilfred Lucas, Linda Arvidon and Francis J. Grandon.