File:Screen Snapshots (1922) - Starke Love Meyers & Clifford.jpg
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DescriptionScreen Snapshots (1922) - Starke Love Meyers & Clifford.jpg |
English: Still from an ad for the single reel film magazine Screen Snapshots (series 3, no. 3, 1922) with actresses (from left) Pauline Starke, Bessie Love, Carmel Myers, and Ruth Clifford, on page 57 of the April 1922 Screenland. The caption is "Hollywood girls at play." |
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Source | Screenland (April 1922) at the Internet Archive |
Author | C.B.C. Film Sales Corp. |
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