Harma Photoplays

Harma Photoplays, also known as Harma's British Photoplays,^[1] was a film production company in England. It was owned by H. M. Jenks^[2][3] (Harry Maze Jenks)^[4] and managed by Henry Howse.^[5] Its address was listed at 101 Wardpur Street in London^[6] and at 16, Limes Road, Croydon, Surrey.^[7]

Reuben Gillmer wrote some of its films. Marjorie Villis, Bernard Dudley, and James Knight worked for the studio.^[5]

• The White Star, (1915), production company Holmfirth Films, distributed by Harma Photoplays
• The House of Fortescue (1916),^[8] production company Hepworth Pictures, distributed by Harma Photoplays
• The Little Damozel (1916), production company Clarendon, distributed by Harma Photoplays Release
• The Man Behind 'The Times' (1917), production company Hepworth Pictures, distributed by Harma Photoplays
• Home Sweet Home (1917)
• Her Marriage Lines (1917), Production company Hepworth Pictures, distributed by Harma Photoplays
• The American Heiress (1917) Hepworth Picture Plays, distributed by Harma Photoplays
• The Happy Warrior (1917),^[9] Thornton Production company Harma Photoplays Distributed by Harma Photoplays
• The Cobweb (1917)
• The Great Impostor (1918), Production company Harma Photoplays Distributed by Harma Photoplays
• Big Money^[6]
• A Romany Lass (1918)^[6]
• Where's Watling?^[6]
• The Splendid Coward (1918)^[6]
• Deception^[6]
• What a Life^[6]
• Kiss Me^[6]
• Nature's Gentleman (1918)^[6]
• A Master of Men (1918) by E. Phillips Oppenheim (novel). The film starred Malcolm Keen.^[10]
• Ava Maria (1918)
• The Warrior Strain (1919)^[11]
• The Man Who Forgot (1919 film) (1919)^[12]
• The Power of Right (1919)^[11]
• The Knave of Hearts (1919)^[13][14]
• The Silver Greyhound (1919), starring James Knight^[15][16][17]
• The Sands of Time (1919)^{[15]: 538 [18]}