Tag: silent era actress

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

Aud Egede Nissen, ca. 1917

Aud Egede Nissen (Egede Nissen, aka Aud Richter). German postcard by Verl. Herm. Leiser, Berlin-Wilm, nº 5336. Photo by Becker & Maass, Berlin-W. | src Truus, Bob & Jan

Horton and Childers – 1919

Naomi Childers. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive
Naomi Childers. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive
Woolly furry stuff. Clara Horton. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive
Clara Horton. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive
Clara Horton. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive
Naomi Childers. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive
Peace of mind and content. Naomi Childers. Film Fun, December 1919. | src internet archive

Paola Borboni (Italian actress)

Paola Borboni. Italian postcard by Ed. Vettori, Bologna, no. 381 Photo: Trevisani, Bologna. | src Flickr
Paola Borboni (Italian actress). Italian postcard, nº 602/3. Photo: Massaglia, Torino. | src Truus, Bob & Jan too on Flickr
Paola Borboni. Italian postcard, nº 602/1. Photo: Massaglia, Torino | src Flickr

Kathleen Clifford by Evans

Vaudeville Star in Now in the Films
(Oakland Tribune, Feb. 9, 1919)
Kathleen Clifford…has returned to California, after a short tour over a vaudeville circuit. Between pictures this star of a dozen former Broadway comic opera successes intersperses a vaudeville tour, just by way of a change. Miss Clifford’s latest picture, “The Law that Divides”, was originated by herself. 
quoted from source Bizarre LA