In this test film made at the Paragon Studios in Fort Lee, NJ, in 1922, actress Mae Murray and others model costumes from the film The Light in the Dark in the first commercial use of 2-color Kodachrome.
In this test film made at the Paragon Studios in Fort Lee, NJ, in 1922, actress Mae Murray and others model costumes from the film The Light in the Dark in the first commercial use of 2-color Kodachrome.
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This small collection of photographs covers the extraordinary range of silent film actresses – from the virginal Mary Pickford to the vampish Theda Bara. It’s amazing, though, that women in those days fit into only those two roles – a celluloid view through the eyes of men. Regardless, the silent screen era is unique in the annals of modern entertainment. We’ll never have something quite like it again.
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