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Line 1: {{Infobox Film \|name = Old San Francisco \|director = [[Alan Crosland]] \|writer = [[Darryl F. Zanuck]] (story) <br>[[Anthony Coldeway]] (screenplay) <br> [[Jack Jarmuth]] (titles) \|starring = [[Dolores Costello]] \|distributor = [[Warner Bros.]] \|release date = 4 September 1927 \|runtime = 88 mins. \|language = silent, English intertitles \|}} '''''Old San Francisco''''' ([[1927 in film\|1927]]) is a movie which was released as a [[silent film]] and with a [[Vitaphone]] sound-on-disc recording of music and [[sound effects]] only. The film was released by [[Warner Brothers]], directed by [[Alan Crosland]], and starred [[Dolores Costello]]. It was the fifth Warner Brothers [[feature film]] to have Vitaphone musical accompaniment. Warner Bros. later reused some of the footage for the [[1906 San Francisco earthquake]] sequence in ''[[The Sisters (1938 film)\|The Sisters]]'' (1938). ==Film Preservation== This movie ~~still~~ survives, and has been released on DVD in the Warner Bros. Archive Collection series. ==External Links==