14.00 USD
We adore the print quality on the cards that were produced by Cinemagazine!
The gorgeous Miss Naldi was born in 1894 in New York City, into a working class Irish family as Mary Dooley. Times were tough. In 1910, her dad ran off, her mom died five years later, and to support her two teen-aged siblings, Mary worked as a cloak room attendant and an artist's model. She gravitated toward dance, was a Ziegfeld girl in 1918, and then in 1920 started appearing in film. She had a pretty good decade of work, but although her voice had a nice quality, she never made a talkie. Miss Naldi passed away in New York City, in 1961.
Every bit of this bio was drawn from Wikipedia's deep, deep wellspring of knowledge. Thanks as always, Wikipedia!
A very nice, unposted card. Please examine our high res scans for detail.
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