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An Unseen Enemy (1912) short film from Biograph Company directed by D. W. Griffith.This represents t
An Unseen Enemy (1912) short film from Biograph Company directed by D. W. Griffith.This represents t
Nora HairAnother 1910s hair and another use of the GTW bun… it’s so versatile I jus
Nora HairAnother 1910s hair and another use of the GTW bun… it’s so versatile I jus
Mrs Hughes HairAnother Downton Abbey hair from the earlier 1910s episodes. This one was a bit more d
Mrs Hughes HairAnother Downton Abbey hair from the earlier 1910s episodes. This one was a bit more d
thewisecrackingtwenties:“To be good is to be forgotten. I´ll be so bad l´ll always
thewisecrackingtwenties:“To be good is to be forgotten. I´ll be so bad l´ll always
Wicked Theda Bara, vamp.
Wicked Theda Bara, vamp.
Beautiful Queen Of Movies Mary PickfordBy the late 1910s she was earning more than USD 10,000 A WEEK
Beautiful Queen Of Movies Mary PickfordBy the late 1910s she was earning more than USD 10,000 A WEEK
Super Star Comedienne Mabel Normand, one of the brightest stars of the 1910s.
Super Star Comedienne Mabel Normand, one of the brightest stars of the 1910s.
Magnificent Theda Bara, Queen of Vamps in 19151910scinema is 1 year old already! reblog to celebrate
Magnificent Theda Bara, Queen of Vamps in 19151910scinema is 1 year old already! reblog to celebrate
Beautiful Florence La Badie on the beach, 1910s.She was one of the most popular stars of the decade.
Beautiful Florence La Badie on the beach, 1910s.She was one of the most popular stars of the decade.
Beautiful Marion Davies, 1910s.
Beautiful Marion Davies, 1910s.
Superstar Mary Pickford in The Little Princess (1917)
Superstar Mary Pickford in The Little Princess (1917)
Stunning nymph-like Marion Davies, late 1910s.
Stunning nymph-like Marion Davies, late 1910s.
Beautiful Mary Pickford, Queen of Movies, in Fanchon The Cricket (1915) directed by James Kirkwood.I
Beautiful Mary Pickford, Queen of Movies, in Fanchon The Cricket (1915) directed by James Kirkwood.I
thewisecrackingtwenties: STUNNING QUEEN OF VAMPS THEDA BARA The queen of vamps in the 1910s, fell i
thewisecrackingtwenties: STUNNING QUEEN OF VAMPS THEDA BARA The queen of vamps in the 1910s, fell i
buzzardly28:Mrs Hughes HairAnother Downton Abbey hair from the earlier 1910s episodes. This one was
buzzardly28:Mrs Hughes HairAnother Downton Abbey hair from the earlier 1910s episodes. This one was
buzzardly28:Duna HairThis is another hair inspired by a grandparent, this time my granny. I have a p
buzzardly28:Duna HairThis is another hair inspired by a grandparent, this time my granny. I have a p
buzzardly28: Nora HairAnother 1910s hair and another use of the GTW bun… it’s so versat
buzzardly28: Nora HairAnother 1910s hair and another use of the GTW bun… it’s so versat
buzzardly28: Nora HairAnother 1910s hair and another use of the GTW bun… it’s so versat
buzzardly28: Nora HairAnother 1910s hair and another use of the GTW bun… it’s so versat
vensuberg: deviatesinc: 1910s? Elf would be the late 1920s—same signified by the hair style
vensuberg: deviatesinc: 1910s? Elf would be the late 1920s—same signified by the hair style
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FRANCELIA BILLINGTON! [12/01/1895 - 11/24/1934]Photo of Francelia Billington | 1910s
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FRANCELIA BILLINGTON! [12/01/1895 - 11/24/1934]Photo of Francelia Billington | 1910s
buzzardly28: Mrs Hughes HairAnother Downton Abbey hair from the earlier 1910s episodes. This one was
buzzardly28: Mrs Hughes HairAnother Downton Abbey hair from the earlier 1910s episodes. This one was
Hair by Jourliac, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Talma.
Hair by Jourliac, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Talma.
thewisecrackingtwenties: STUNNING QUEEN OF VAMPS THEDA BARA The queen of vamps in the 1910s, fell in
thewisecrackingtwenties: STUNNING QUEEN OF VAMPS THEDA BARA The queen of vamps in the 1910s, fell in
Hair by Desfossé, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Talma.
Hair by Desfossé, Les Modes 1917 (N174). Photo by Talma.
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