Polish actress Pola Negri

Polish film actress and femme fatale Pola Negri. British postcard in the Picturegoer series, London, nº 124a. | src Truus, Bob & Jan too on Flickr

Pola Negri, 1910s-1920s

Atelier Eberth ~ Polish actress and femme fatale Pola Negri (b. Barbara Apolonia Chałupiec). German postcard by Kunstverlag Juno (Charlottenburg) nº 109. Photo by Atelier Eberth (Berlin) | src flickr

The Shrine of the Vampire, 1919

The Shrine of the Vampire: Louise Glaum, Theda Bara, Virginia Pearson, Clara Kimball Young, Olive Thomas, Dorothy Dalton, Olga Petrova, Pauline Frederick, Lina Cavalieri. Film Fun, January 1919. | src internet archive
The Shrine of the Vampire: Louise Glaum, Theda Bara, Virginia Pearson, Clara Kimball Young, Olive Thomas, Dorothy Dalton, Olga Petrova, Pauline Frederick, Lina Cavalieri. Film Fun, January 1919. | src internet archive
The Shrine of the Vampire: Louise Glaum, Theda Bara, Virginia Pearson, Clara Kimball Young, Olive Thomas, Dorothy Dalton, Olga Petrova, Pauline Frederick, Lina Cavalieri. Film Fun, January 1919. | src internet archive
The Shrine of the Vampire. Film Fun, January 1919. (detail) | src internet archive

A missionary from New England, Winthrop Stark (played by William B. Davidson), professes his love to Princess Zara (Theda Bara in a grass skirt) on the South Sea island of Kolpee in a scene still from the Fox production A Woman There Was (directed by J. Gordon Edwards, 1919) /

source: Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research 

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