1923: Alla Nazimova as Salome
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Martin Turnbull | Mar 3, 2015
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Topics: Films: Salome, Salome
- 1879 – 1915
- 1916 – 1925
- Alla Nazimova and unidentified person outside the Hayvenhurst house.
- “Metro has signed The Great Nazimova” announcement Moving Picture World, July 28, 1917
- Advance advertisement for Nazimova in “The Red Lantern” Motion Picture News Mar-Apr 1919
- Advertisement for “The Heart of a Child” in Motion Picture News, April 3, 1920
- Advertisement for Nazimova in “War Brides” – Motion Picture News Sept-Oct 1916
- Advertisement in “The Film Daily” announcing four upcoming motion pictures starring Nazimova (1920)
- Alla Nazimova in “Madonna of the Streets” (1924) – Motion Picture Magazine, November 1924
- Alla Nazimova “In The Shadows” – Motion Picture magazine, October 1921
- Alla Nazimova in Motion Picture Magazine, January 1925
- Alla Nazimova in Motion Picture Magazine, June 1921
- Alla Nazimova in Photoplay Magazine, November 1920
- Illustration of Alla Nazimova as Salome in The Story World and Photodramatist, March-June 1923
- Alla Nazimova and Richard Barthelmess in “War Brides” – from “When The Movies Were Young” 1925
- The Incomparable Nazimova in “Billions” in The Film Daily magazine, 1920
- Nazimova in “Madame Peacock” – Moving Picture World magazine, October 1920
- Nazimova in “Out of the Fog” – Motion Picture News Jan-Feb 1919
- Nazimova in “Salome” (1923) – illustration from A pictorial history of the movies” by Taylor Deems, 1943
- Nazimova in “War Brides” – illustration in “A pictorial history of the silent screen” by Daniel C Blum (1953)
- Nazimova in “Salome” (1923) – illustration from “The film till now – a survey of world cinema” by Paul Rotha
- “None but Nazimova” illustration from Moving Picture World magazine, October 1920
- Photospread of scenes from Nazimova’s “Camille” (1921) in Exhibitor Trade Review magazine, September 17, 1921
- Portrait of Alla Nazimova by Rice, Shadowland magazine, December 1922
- “Get ready for Nazimova in ‘Stronger than Death'” (1920)
- Press sheets for Paramount and Metro Releases Apr-Sep 1923, including Nazimova and Valentino in “Camille” (1923)
- “The Celestian Nazimova” in Motion Picture Classic magazine, 1919
- 1919: Anna Mae Wong by the Pool at the Garden of Alla
- 1919: Alla Nazimova as Blanche Sackville in “The Red Lantern” (1919)
- 1920: “Get ready for Nazimova!” Poster for ‘Stronger than Death’
- 1916: Portrait of Alla Nazimova dedicated to Mercedes de Acosta, circa 1916
- 1922: Nazimova in “Salome” as presented in “Vanity Fair” magazine.
- 1920: “None but Nazimova” illustration from Moving Picture World magazine, October 1920
- 1923: Portrait of Alla Nazimova by Melbourne Spurr (circa 1923)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova wearing the sheath that Natacha Rambova designed for her in “Salome”
- 1916: Alla Nazimova with director, Herbert Brenon, on the set of her first movie, “War Brides”
- 1916: ”War Brides” starring Nazimova, movie advertisement
- 1916: Alla Nazimova as Joan in “War Brides” (1916)
- 1916: Lobby card for “War Brides” – Alla Nazimova’s first motion picture
- 1916: Alla Nazimova as Joan in “War Brides” (1916)
- 1916: Poster for “War Brides” starring Alla Nazimova in her first motion picture (1916)
- 1916: Alla Nazimova with Nila Mae in the 1916 film of “War Brides”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “Eye For Eye”
- 1918: Nazimova and her husband Charles Bryant in “Revelation.”
- 1918: A double page advertisement for “Revelation” from The Moving Picture World magazine
- 1918: “Revelation” movie tie-in book “The Rose-Bush of a Thousand Years” featuring photographs of Alla Nazimova
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in New Orleans
- 1918 – Lobby card for “Eye for Eye”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “The Wild Duck”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “Revelation”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova with puppy in “Revelation”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “A Doll’s House”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “Eye For Eye”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova with diary in “Revelation”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “Revelation”
- 1918: Director Albert Capellani prepares Alla Nazimova for a scene in “Eye for Eye”
- 1918: Collage of advertisements for “Eye for Eye” starring Nazimova, Motion Picture News, November – December 1918
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “The Wild Duck.” Portrait by photographer Maurice Goldberg, circa April 1918
- 1918: Alla Nazimova plays in “A Doll’s House”
- 1918: Danish poster for “Eye for Eye” starring Alla Nazimova
- 1918: Nazimova plays in “A Doll’s House” at the Plymouth Theatre
- 1918 – Alla Nazimova in “A Woman of France”
- 1918: The Great Nazimova in “Eye For Eye” – Motion Picture News magazine, November – December 1918
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in a scene from “L’Occident” – later retitled “Eye for an Eye” (1918)
- 1918: Alla Nazimova (left) and Lionel Atwill in the 1918 production of “Hedda Gabler”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova as Hassouna in “Eye for Eye”
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in “Toys of Fate”
- Alla Nazimova in costume for “Toys of Fate” (1918) on the Metro backlot with Rex Ingram
- 1918: Alla Nazimova in costume for “Toys of Fate” (1918) on the Metro backlot with Rex Ingram, who would later direct Rudolph Valentino in “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” (1921)
- 1918: Charles Bryant and Alla Nazimova in her first film for Metro, “Revelation” (1918)
- 1919: Publicity Shot from ‘The Brat’
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Brat”
- 1919: Nazimova In ‘Red Lantern’ Production Meeting with Director Albert Capellani and Author Edith Wherry
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Advertisements for Alla Nazimova in “Out Of The Fog”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in Photo-Play Journal, February 1919.
- 1919: Alla Nazimova dressed as a rabbit in “The Brat”
- Alla Nazimova In “Red Lantern” (1919)
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in the garden of her house on Sunset Blvd
- Alla Nazimova & Charles Bryant with Director, Herbert Blache
- 1919: Alla Nazimova portrait looking sideways, in “Red Lantern”
- 1919 – Alla Nazimova and Wherry Capellani, who wrote “The Red Lantern.
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern” lobby card
- 1919: Alla Nazimova as twins in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova receives a visit from Charlie Chaplin on the set of “The Brat.”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova and director Albert Capellani flank Edith Wherry, author of “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova photographed by Clarence H White
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in magazine advertisement for “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Poster for Alla Nazimova in “The Brat”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Screen shots of Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in Cine-Mundial magazine promoting “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Sheet music cover of song “Alla” written by Anita Owen, dedicated to Alla Nazimova
- 1919: Alla Nazimova on the cover of Theatre Magazine, October 1919
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “The Brat” – colored movie theater lobby card
- 1919: Sheet music cover for “The Brat” starring Alla Nazimova
- 1919 to 1921: Various articles from the Los Angeles Evening Herald about Alla Nazimova
- 1919: Charlie Chaplin visits the set of Alla Nazimova’s film “The Brat”
- 1919: Poster for Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Poster for “Out of the Fog” starring Alla Nazimova
- Alla Nazimova in “The Brat” (1919)
- 1919 – Poster for Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern”
- 1919: Poster for Alla Nazimova in “The Red Lantern” (1919)
- 1919: Theatrical poster for the silent film “The Brat” – produced by and starring Alla Nazimova
- 1919: “The Celestial Nazimova” in Motion Picture Classic magazine
- 1919: Alla Nazimova and her husband Charles Bryant in (1912-25) “The Brat”
- 1919: Collage of photos of Alla Nazimova in “The Brat” in Motion Picture News magazine, July – August 1919
- 1919: Nazimova in “Eye for Eye” – Motion Picture News, January – February 1919
- 1919: “Nazimova answers our question – Does old age hold terrors for you” – Motion Picture Magazine, December 1919
- Metro Pictures Corporation Studios on Cahuenga Boulevard in Hollywood, February 19th, 1919
- 1919: The Incomparable Nazimova in “The Brat” Motion Picture News, July – August 1919
- 1919: Charles Bryant and Alla Nazimova in “The Brat” (1919)
- 1919: Charlie Chaplin visits Alla Nazimova and Charles Bryant on the set of “The Brat” (1919)
- 1920s: Alla Nazimova at window, photographed by Arthur Rice, 1920s
- 1920: Alla Nazimova takes a cigarette break on the set “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova from “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova with two of her co-stars in “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova in a peacock headdress “Madame Peacock” (1920)
- 1920: Alla Nazimova in “Stronger Than Death”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova in “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Nazimova in “Stronger Than Death”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova on the cover of Moving Picture World magazine, October 30th, 1920
- 1920: Alla Nazimova with actor in “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Swedish poster for Alla Nazimova in “Billions”
- 1920: Advertisement for Nazimova in “Billions” – Moving Picture World magazine, August 1920
- 1920: Posters and advertisements for Alla Nazimova in “Stronger Than Death”
- November 1920: Alla Nazimova in “Cine-Mundial”
- 1920: Advertisement by Metro Pictures for Nazimova, Motion Picture News magazine, January – February 1920
- 1920: The Incomparable Nazimova in “Billions” in The Film Daily magazine July – December 1920
- Circa early 1920s: Alla Nazimova and Natacha Rambova at the Garden of Alla
- 1920 – Alla Nazimova & Charles Bryant in “Billions”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova gazes into a pond during a dream sequence in “Billions” (1920)
- 1920: Alla Nazimova on the set of “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova in “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Poster for Alla Nazimova in “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: two “Madame Peacock” posters, starring Alla Nazimova
- Alla Nazimova at her home at 8080 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, circa early 1920s
- 1921: Alla Nazimova
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in cape in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova profile in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova with co-star Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova with hatboxes and Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova with Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille” (1921) Photograph by Arthur Rice
- 1921: Alla Nazimova putting on her stocking in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in Camille (1921) German postcard by Ross Verlag
- 1921: Alla Nazimova with co-star Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921 – Alla Nazimova at home
- 1921: Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in a colorized still from “Camille.”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova, around the time she was producing and starring in “Camille.”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova embraces Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in chair in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova’s death scene in “Camille”
- 1921 – Newspaper advertisement for Alla Nazimova and Valentino in “Camille.”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in “Camille” (1921)
- Circa early 1920s: Alla Nazimova from “Camille” in a Ross Verlag postcard (Germany)
- 1921: Alla Nazimova prostrate on the steps in “Camille” (1921)
- 1921: Article from Picturegoer magazine, January 1921: “The Real Nazimova” by Herbert Howe
- 1921: Advertising for Rodolph Valentino and Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Article from Picturegoer magazine, January 1921: “When Nazimova Failed” by Gertrude Landa
- 1921: Four advertisements for Alla Nazimova in Metro Picture’s “Camille” (1921)
- 1921: Nazimova’s apartment in her 1921 film of “Camille” (designed by Natacha Rambova)
- 1921: Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Poster for Alla Nazimova and Rudoplh Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in advertisement for “Salome”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Rudolph Valentino reading to Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova in “Camille”
- 1921: Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in “Camille”
- 1921: Nazimova and Valentino in “Camille” lobby card.
- Alla Nazimova in “Camille” (1921)
- 1921: Article from ‘Picture Show’ – “The Home of Nazimova”
- 1921 – Autographed lobby card of “Camille” starring Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino
- 1921: Alla Nazimova featured in Vanity Fair illustration by Ralph Barton
- 1922: Alla Nazimova and Alan Hale Senior in “A Doll’s House”
- 1922: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” on the cover of “Picturegoer” magazine
- 1922: Article from Picturegoer magazine, January 1922: “The Cult of Beauty” by Alla Nazimova
- Alla Nazimova in “Salome” in Vanity Fair magazine, 1922
- December 1922: Alla Nazimova in Shadowland magazine photographed by Arthur F. Rice
- 1922: Alla Nazimova in “A Doll’s House”
- 1922: Alla Nazimova “A Doll’s House”
- 1922: Alla Nazimova as Nora Helmer with her children in “A Doll’s House”
- 1922 – Newspaper article on Alla Nazimova during the filming of “A Doll’s House.”
- 1922: Nazimova with Alan Hale in “A Doll’s House” (1922)
- 1922: Alla Nazimova in “A Doll’s House”
- 1922 – Alla Nazimova – Strollers Cigarettes card #197
- 1922: Woodblock of Alla Nazimova as Salome – Signed by Franz Geritz
- 1923: Alla Nazimova and Arthur Jasmine in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#1)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#2)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#3)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#4)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#5)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#6)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#7)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in a lobby card for “Salome”
- 1923: Poster for “Salome” starring Alla Nazimova
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (#8)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” #9
- 1923: Actress Alla Nazimova dons the purple, white, and gold banner of the National Woman’s Party in token of her allegiance to equality for men and women.
- 1923: Alla Nazimova on the cover of Motion Picture magazine, May 1923
- 1923: Article on Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova on the cover of Photoplay magazine, October 1923
- October 1923: Alla Nazimova portrait for the National Woman’s Party
- 1923: Newspaper article on Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923 – Screenshot of Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in Salome (1923), directed by Charles Bryant
- 1923 – Newspaper advertisement for Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in peacock feather headdress in “Salome”
- 1923 – Cast and crew members for Alla Nazimova’s “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova as Salome with Earl Shenck as Narraboth, the Captain of the Guard, in “Salome”
- 1923: Close up of Alla Nazimova in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova standing next to poster for Broadway play “Collusion”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova with sword, in “Salome”
- 1923: Alla Nazimova as Salome
- 1923:Advertisement for Alla Nazimova in Oscar Wilde’s “Salome” Exhibitor’s Trade Review, March to May 1923
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in a posrer for “Salome” (1923)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (1923) Photo by Arthur Rice
- 1923: Press Sheets for Paramount & Metro Releases for Nazimova and Valentino in “Camille” April – September 1923
- Poster for Alla Nazimova and Rudolph Valentino in “Camille” (1923)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in “Salome” (1923)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova as Salome in cape (1923)
- 1923: Alla Nazimova in fantasy sequence in “Salome” (1923)
- 1923: Screenshot of Alla Nazimova doing the Dance of the Seven Veils in “Salome” (1923)
- 1923: Nazimova, Mitchell Lewis and Rose Dione in “Salome” (1923)
- Alla Nazimova holding book “My Life In Art” by Constantin Stanislavski
- 1924: Nazimova in “Madonna of the Streets” (1924)
- 1924: Illustrations of Alla Nazimova by José de Zamora
- 1925: portrait of Alla Nazimova by noted theater and Hollywood portrait photographer, Maurice Goldberg
- 1925: Alla Nazimova with parasol from “My Son”
- 1925: Caricature of Alla Nazimova by Einar Nerman
- 1925: Publicity blurb on the back of photograph for Alla Naimova’s movie “My Son.”
- 1925: Article from Pictures and Picturegoer magazine, January 1925: “The Art of Alla Nazimova” by E. R. Thompson
- 1925: Photograph of Alla Nazimova from Pictures and Picturegoer magazine, April 1925
- 1925: Entry for Alla Nazimova from 1925 book “Famous Film Folk” by Charles Donald Fox
- 1925: Alla Nazimova in profile
- 1925: Alla Nazimova page from “Famous Film Folk” book
- 1925: Photograph of Alla Nazimova from Pictures and Picturegoer magazine (April 1925)
- 1925: Portrait of Alla Nazimova from “Motion Picture” magazine
- 1925: Alla Nazimova caricature by John Decker in Photoplay Magazine, July 1925
- 1925: Advertisement for Jean Adams, Business Manager for Alla Nazimova, Film Daily Yearbook, 1925
- 1925: Alla Nazimova in Motion Picture Magazine, January 1925
- 1925: Alla Nazimova as Jack Pickford’s mother in “My Son” on Broadway
- 1927: Garden of Allah Hotel article
- 1916: Alla Nazimova in a poster for “War Brides”
- 1916: Alla Nazimova on the set of “War Brides”
- January 10, 1917: Alla Nazimova Opens in ”Ception Shoals’ on Broadway
- 1919: Newspaper article announcing that a newly arrived Alla Nazimova has bought a house in Los Angeles, at 8080 Sunset Blvd
- 1919: Alla Nazimova in “Red Lantern” – Motion Picture News, May 3, 1919
- 1919: Advertisement for Alla Nazimova in “Out of the Fog”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova in Ray C. Smallwood’s “Madame Peacock”
- 1920: Alla Nazimova in profile portrait
- 1921: Screenshots from “Camille”
- 1926 – 1935
- 1936 – 1945
- Garden of Allah 1918 – 1959
- Alla Nazimova portrait (undated)
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