Melbourne Spurr :: Russian American actress Alla Nazimova (1879 – 1945) stars in the First National film ‘My Son’, 1925. General Photographic Agency / src: Getty Images
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Nazimova in The Red Lantern (Albert Capellani, 1919) / src: Nazimova Society
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Alla Nazimova, ca. 1915. The image by General Photographic Agency appeared in a Rothman’s – Pall Mall Cigarette Card. / src Getty Images via barcarole
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Edward Steichen :: Russian actress Alla Nazimova with eyes closed in rapture. Vanity Fair, 1931 / src: Getty Images
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Otto Dyar :: Portrait of Anna May Wong in Shanghai Express (Josef von Sternberg, 1932), 1931. Cover of the book
Stars, The Film Reader.
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Chinese American actress Anna May Wong in her first talkie film: Hai-Tang (Flame of Love), 1930. / src: IMDb
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Otto Dyar :: Actress Anna May Wong in Daughter of the Dragon, 1931. Camera negative. / src icollector
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Bob Willoughby :: Hepburn pictured flaunting her famous doe eyes in a still from Paris When It Sizzles (1964). From the photo-book ‘Audrey Hepburn: Photographs 1953-1966’ / src: Amazon
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Mae West as Catherine II in “Catherine Was Great”, 1944 / src: Museum of the city of New York
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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