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[Update: Please congratulate Mary Mallory for identifying our mystery woman! This is Dorothy Phillips in 1925, apparently working on “Every Man’s Wife.” Keep reading for more.] Here’s today’s mystery photo…. more detailed shots on the jump. |
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[Our mystery cameraman is Faxon Dean.] Here’s our mystery cameraman… [This is director Maurice Elvey and Dorothy Phillips in her first movie since the death of her husband, Allen Holubar.] … and our mystery guests. |
N. Talmadge
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Florence Vidor.
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Eleanor Boardman?
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She looks like Bessie Love. I’m not saying it IS Bessie Love; I’m saying she LOOKS like Bessie Love.
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Love that camera! I guess the scene you are showing is high drama so I guess the cameraman was cranking the thing sort of slowly. Adore them silents, too!
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Jack Benny?
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Edmund Goulding
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Leatrice Joy? Aileen Pringle?
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Aileen Pringle was a mystery guest in 2009!
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I agree with Steve, she looks like Bessie Love with a little Zasu-y thing going on, too.
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Obviously, the timing is wrong by several decades, but my first thought was that the guy in the middle was Jesse White, the Maytag repairman.
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It is really amazing to see that hand-cranked cameras were still in use on stages as late as 1925. Many camera operators of those silent rigs were hired for their internal sense of rhythm. Not so easy to maintain 16 frames per second.
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