Tag: french actress

Loudmilla Pitoƫff, 1920-1926

Photo Albin Guillot. Mme. Loudmilla Pitoeff, the graceful and touching actress who has just made her debut as a mime and ballerina in Stravinsky and Ramuz’s History of the Soldier. Original: la gracieuse et touchante comĆ©dienne qui vient de faire dans lā€™Histoire du Soldat, de Stravinski et Ramuz, ses dĆ©buts de mime et de ballerine. Le ThĆ©Ć¢tre et Comœdia illustrĆ©, Mai 1924. | src BnF ~ Gallica
Die franzƶsische Schauspielerin Mme. PitoĆ«ff als Johanna in Shaws ā€žHeiliger Johannaā€œ (Zu unserm Aufsatz ā€žWeltgeschichte auf Umwegenā€œ S. 66) Phot. Manuch, Paris. UHU Magazin, Januar 1926. | src Flickr
LĆ©on Louis Pricam :: Portrait of Russian born French actress Ludmilla PitoĆ«ff, published 5th January 1920. | src Gallica – BnF
Ludmilla PitoĆ«ff and Georges PitoĆ«ff (Photos Pricam). Comœdia illustrĆ© : journal artistique bi-mensuel, 5 Janvier 1920 | src Gallica – BnF

Lily Damita, 1927-1928

Lily Damita (b. Liliane Marie-Madeleine CarrĆ©). Ross-Verlag postcard, Berlin, nĀŗ 1935/1, 1927-1928. Photo by Trude Geiringer and Dora Horovitz, Wien. | src Truus, Bob & Jan on Flickr

Musidora par WalĆ©ry ca. 1912

Lucien WalĆ©ry :: Fantaisiste aux Folies BergĆØre, portrait dĆ©dicacĆ© et signĆ©, vers 1912. | src Artprecium

Fantaisiste aux Folies BergĆØre, portrait dĆ©dicacĆ© et signĆ© Ā« Pour Milon, Musidora, dans ce coffrĆ© [sic] prĆ©cieux, il y a un maillot de milonĀ Ā», vers 1912. Photographie par WalĆ©ry, tirage argentique d’Ć©poque (ovale), montĆ© sur un carton du studio, signature de l’auteur sur l’image. | src Artprecium : 370 photographies de cinema pour tous 7e. edition / lot 11: Mlle. Musidora

Actress Musidora, pseudonym of Jeanne Roques (1884-1957) in 1919. | src IMdB & Bridgeman

The image above is also hosted in wikimedia, there the image is dated 1912 and credited to Lucien WalƩry.

Les actrices gaies. Mlle. Musidora. Fantaisiste aux Folies BergĆØre. Published in Fantasio : magazine gai | src Adobe stock images

Gismonda and La Samaritaine

Alphonse Mucha :: Gismonda & La Samaritaine. (Sarah Bernhardt), 1890s. From: Posters; a critical study of the development of poster design in continental Europe, England and America by Charles Matlack Price (1913) New York: G.W. Bricka. | src Smithsonian Libraries @ internet archive

Cora Laparcerie in Ā«Le MinaretĀ»

French comedian Cora Laparcerie as Myriem (costume by Paul Poiret) in the play “Le Minaret” by Jacques Richepin in Paris. Published in French paper “Le ThĆ©Ć¢tre”, May 1913 (Photo by Apic. Uncredited photographer.) | src and hi-res Getty Images

Lantelme in Ā«Le ThĆ©Ć¢treĀ», 1911

Atelier Reutlinger :: Actress and socialite GeneviĆØve Lantelme (born Mathilde Hortense Claire Fossey). Published in Ā«Le ThĆ©Ć¢treĀ» nĀŗ 291 (II-1911, magazine front cover). | src Flickr

Lantelme in La Gamine

Role portrait of stage actress GeneviĆØve Lantelme inĀ “La Gamine“, 1911. Photo by Reutlinger. Dress by Paquin. “Itā€™s unusual to see Lantelme in her last years almost without jewels. Itā€™s because she was portraying a naive young girl in this comedy, and not a vamp” (quoted from src) | src verbinina

Lantelme, Les Modes, 1908

Atelier Reutlinger :: GeneviĆØve Lantelme (born Mathilde Hortense Claire Fossey). Published in Ā«Les Modes: revue mensuelle illustrĆ©e des Arts dĆ©coratifs appliquĆ©s Ć  la femmeĀ» (November 1908). | src BnF ~ Gallica