1923 Print Florence Vidor Silent Film Actress Movie Star Portrait Biography BBS1 XGJA2 ILL3A2B9C29

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This is an original 1872 black and white in-text wood engraving of a portrait of French opera singer Marie Rôze during the Victorian era

Southwark is a borough of Inner London and was first settled in the Roman period

Ohio (OH) during the World War I era

Produced by Walter Wanger and directed by Max Opuls

1923 Print Florence Vidor Silent Film Actress Movie Star Portrait Biography BBS1 XGJA2 ILL3A2B9C29"Florence Vidor" This is an original 1923 two page black and white halftone print with a full page portrait and a brief biographical sketch of silent film actress, Florence Vidor (1895 1977) whose films include: "The Tale of Two Cities" (1917), "The Other Half" (1919), "Poor Relations" (1919), "Old Wives for New" (1919), "Lying Lips" (1921), and "Alice Adams" (1923). At the time she was married to movie director, King Vidor. Please see both images.