1920s Actresses (February 2004 - November 2010) - Page 54

-lucyinthesky- · 28-03-2009

Russian actress Olga Baclanova:

olgabaclanova.com

somnambule · 29-03-2009

ahh,that you posted her

.dreams do come true

.i love olga baclanova even though i´ve seen her only in 2 films- the docks of new york and freaks.in docks she had a only supporting role but she outshone betty compson (even though her performance in this film was great too).a great actress,unique in every way.

motion picture classic sept 1922
colleen moore at the beginning of her carreer .still un-bobbed...looking a bit uncomfortable en pointe

scanned by me

somnambule · 29-03-2009

haven´t seen any of her films but i love the pics,so.....

photoplay june 1919 (scanned by me)

ebay:

somnambule · 30-03-2009

and lest i forget...one more picture of the beautiful corinne griffith and since she´s one of my favourites-alice terry

wikipedia.com

scanned by me

SweetFantasy · 30-03-2009

So beautiful!

-lucyinthesky- · 30-03-2009

Fantastic pictures somnambule, thank you! Glad you like my pics too. I've also watched two films of Olga: "Freaks" and "The man who laughs", both are very recommended.

Hungarian actress Lya de Putti (which I know is one of the favorites of somnambule and a favorite of mine too

):

allstarpics, delcampe

-lucyinthesky- · 30-03-2009

German actress Camilla Horn:

allstarpics, jamd

somnambule · 30-03-2009

what a treasure box

!!thanks so much for saving it,lucy,and sharing it

!!
lya de putti pics are not that easy to find,so i appreciate it even more.
i see pola already peeping around the corner...it might need a little patience but sooner or later she´ll arrive (at least she promised).so perhaps a little repeair is on its way

......
i like camilla horn too....or at least i liked her in murnau´s faust as gretchen.she suffered incredibly beautifully from love.i didn´t like her work from then on though....but the postcard below graces my wall.so much devotion..

it´s a rather early portrait i think.i´d like to get the faust-pc of her you posted.love it.perhaps with a little luck i´ll be able to find it on ebay one day.

-lucyinthesky- · 01-04-2009

It's my pleasure, somnambule

I haven't watched Murnau's Faust yet, but as that postcard shows, it seems to be aesthetically very interesting.

Pola Negri

Anna Q. Nilsson

Marie Prevost

Esther Ralston

ebay

ruslana rules · 01-04-2009

Here are some nice pics of Alice White....alice white - immortals of the screen.jpg

alice white - vanity fair calendar.jpg

notebook.jpg

AliceWhite 0 on ebay!.jpg

alice white S002.jpg Source: 1.- Book - Immortals of the Screen - Ray Stuart - 1950 - Bonanza Books 2. Vanity Fair Calendar - Photo by Frederick Vandamm - 1928 - the rest are from ebay.com

SusanSuperstar · 01-04-2009

women were so much more attractive then!

lady stardust · 01-04-2009

beautiful joan marsh shes an 20s & 30s actress

ebay

lady stardust · 01-04-2009

the lovely marceline day

ebay

from: sophia · 02-04-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by SusanSuperstar

women were so much more attractive then!

I have always thought that. the 1920s were so glamorous and everyone knew how to wear makeup and clothes with such style.

somnambule · 02-04-2009

what a sight.thanks lucy and lady stardust

!!!the picture of marie prevost has to be one of the most beautiful of her that i´ve ever seen.and i absolutely adore the pola negri-pic too.
what a beautiful selection of marceline day-pics.i liked her as the female leading actress in buster katon´s wonderful "the cameraman"

!!

sources:motion picture classic sept 1922,picture show annual 1927

she was a great counterpart as the loving,innocent wife to marie prevost´s quirky and evil flapper-heroine in the marriage circle...but of course in the end prevost stole the show

madge bellamy

alice joyce,not a very modern actress at the time,but she had a beautiful and classic face

mary brian

laura la plante
not really a huge fan of her but she played in one of my fav silent films the cat and the canary...simply wonderful

!

vilma banky
such a romantic,soft beauty.she and valentino were a beautiful couple in the eagle.i still have to watch the son of the sheik...

betty bronson
she had only 2-3 minutes in ben hur (with ramon novarro) as mary but left a strong impression.her expression,the look of her eyes...she looked like an old painting of mary that had come alive

!!

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-lucyinthesky- backstage pass Join Date: Oct 2007 Gender: femme Posts: 762	Fantastic pictures somnambule, thank you! Glad you like my pics too. I've also watched two films of Olga: "Freaks" and "The man who laughs", both are very recommended. Hungarian actress Lya de Putti (which I know is one of the favorites of somnambule and a favorite of mine too): allstarpics, delcampe __________________

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	what a treasure box!!thanks so much for saving it,lucy,and sharing it!! lya de putti pics are not that easy to find,so i appreciate it even more. i see pola already peeping around the corner...it might need a little patience but sooner or later she´ll arrive (at least she promised).so perhaps a little repeair is on its way...... i like camilla horn too....or at least i liked her in murnau´s faust as gretchen.she suffered incredibly beautifully from love.i didn´t like her work from then on though....but the postcard below graces my wall.so much devotion..it´s a rather early portrait i think.i´d like to get the faust-pc of her you posted.love it.perhaps with a little luck i´ll be able to find it on ebay one day. __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte- Last edited by somnambule; 30-03-2009 at 05:37 PM.

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-lucyinthesky- backstage pass Join Date: Oct 2007 Gender: femme Posts: 762	It's my pleasure, somnambule I haven't watched Murnau's Faust yet, but as that postcard shows, it seems to be aesthetically very interesting. Pola Negri Anna Q. Nilsson Marie Prevost Esther Ralston ebay __________________

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ruslana rules backstage pass Join Date: Apr 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 584	Here are some nice pics of Alice White....alice white - immortals of the screen.jpg alice white - vanity fair calendar.jpg notebook.jpg AliceWhite 0 on ebay!.jpg alice white S002.jpg Source: 1.- Book - Immortals of the Screen - Ray Stuart - 1950 - Bonanza Books 2. Vanity Fair Calendar - Photo by Frederick Vandamm - 1928 - the rest are from ebay.com

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	what a sight.thanks lucy and lady stardust !!!the picture of marie prevost has to be one of the most beautiful of her that i´ve ever seen.and i absolutely adore the pola negri-pic too. what a beautiful selection of marceline day-pics.i liked her as the female leading actress in buster katon´s wonderful "the cameraman"!! sources:motion picture classic sept 1922,picture show annual 1927 she was a great counterpart as the loving,innocent wife to marie prevost´s quirky and evil flapper-heroine in the marriage circle...but of course in the end prevost stole the show madge bellamy alice joyce,not a very modern actress at the time,but she had a beautiful and classic face mary brian laura la plante not really a huge fan of her but she played in one of my fav silent films the cat and the canary...simply wonderful! vilma banky such a romantic,soft beauty.she and valentino were a beautiful couple in the eagle.i still have to watch the son of the sheik... betty bronson she had only 2-3 minutes in ben hur (with ramon novarro) as mary but left a strong impression.her expression,the look of her eyes...she looked like an old painting of mary that had come alive!! __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte- Last edited by somnambule; 02-04-2009 at 04:54 AM.

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