1. http://www.altfg.com/blog/film-reviews/a-fool-there-was-theda-bara-frank-powell/
2. http://www.ferriswehbe.org/our_hollywood/history.html
3. http://www.cardcow.com/viewall/35913/
4. http://www.samdodge.com/html/bellhowell/pages/bell_howell_132_pics.htm
5. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVBLHr4iwVM
6. http://www.amazon.com/William-Fox-Story-Hollywood-1915-1930/dp/1887664629
7. javasbachelorpad.com
8. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlSOvQn0dOQ
9. things-and-other-stuff.com
10. community.livejournal.com
Saturday, March 26, 2011
10. Unchastened Woman
A still from the move Unchastened Woman, 1925. I played the role of a respectable woman who found it necessary to pretend to be a vamp.
9. Madame Mystery
This is the advertising photo for the film Madame Mystery. This silent horror film was my last role in 1926.
8. A Fool There Was
This is part one to the film that put me in the public eye. It is amazing that this clip still exists, seeing as though there are only a few of my films that weren't destroyed.
7. Cleopatra Still
Me as one of my most famous roles. I portrayed the role of Cleopatra in this 1917 hit. Once again, I left my viewers in awe.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
5. The Silent Silver Screen Actress Speaks!
This is a video of me on a talk show in 1936. This was the first time most of America heard me speak.
4. Movie Weekly
Me on the cover of Movie Weekly in June of 1923. I was given the chance to edit the magazine, and give it that mystifying Vamp touch!
3. New York City
A postcard of Broadway Ave. and Sixth St. during my years of theater. It looks rather hectic, does it not? This city was a much different place than the bright city of Las Angeles.
2. Hollywood 1915
This is the Hollywood sign in 1915. This was the year I went out to the city of angels, where I resigned in Beverly Hills for the remainder of my life.
1. A Fool There Was
This was the poster of the film that brought me fame. My role in A Fool There Was pushed me into the public eye, and began my career.
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