1936 – 1945
Alla Nazimova in character for a 1936 production of “Hedda Gabler.”
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Rambova | Jun 27, 2013
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Topics: Alla Nazimova, Hedda Gabler, Ibsen
- 1879 – 1915
- 1916 – 1925
- 1926 – 1935
- 1936 – 1945
- Alla Nazimova profile wearing geometric earrings
- Profile of Alla Nazimova looking upwards
- 1936: “The Playgoer” theater magazine, featuring Alla Nazimova in “GHOSTS” by Henrik Ibsen, at the Biltmore Theatre, Los Angeles
- Photo and letter from Harry Ellerbe, who worked with Alla Nazimova on Broadway in 1936
- 1939: Alla Nazimova at the front door of Villa 24 at the Garden of Allah
- 1939: Alla Nazimova performs on two radio plays for NBC in New York
- 1939: Alla Nazimova and Mongomery Clift in “The Mother” on Broadway
- 1939: Nazimova with producer Lawrence Wiengarten and director Mervyn LeRoy “restyled” by MGM’s make up department for “Escape”
- Alla Nazimova, circa 1940s
- 1940: Alla Nazimova in a still from “Escape”
- 1940 – Alla Nazimova with Robert Taylor & Norma Shearer in “Escape”
- 1940: Alla Nazimova and writer Arch Oboler conferring on the radio script for “This Lonely Heart” at the Garden of Allah Hotel
- 1940: Alla Nazimova in character as Emmy Ritter in “Escape”
- 1941: Nazimova with director Robert Mamoulian and Tyrone Power on the set of “Blood and Sand” (1941)
- 1941: Nazimova’s country property Who-Torok and the advertisement announcing its sale
- 1941: Alla Nazimova in “Blood and Sand”
- 1943: Alla Nazimova on the set of “In Our Time”
- 1944: Alla Nazimova with Glesca Marshall and Nancy Davis
- 1944: Alla Nazimova in “The Bridge of San Luis Rey” (1944)
- 1944: Alla Nazimova in “In Our Time”
- 1944: Alla Nazimova as Zofia Orwid in “In Our Time” (1944)
- 1938: Alla Nazimova (who served as production consultant), dialogue director James Vincent, Ann Todd and Claudette Colbert on the set of “Zaza”
- 1940: Alla Nazimova, Robert Taylor, and Norma Shearer in “Escape”
- Circa 1940: Arch Oboler gives direction to Alla Nazimova
- Garden of Allah 1918 – 1959
- Alla Nazimova portrait (undated)
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