Why Are We Glad to Get Back Home – Motion Picture Magazine 1924

Why Are We Glad to Get Back Home – Motion Picture Magazine 1924

At the return from Florence, Italy, in 1924…
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German Ross Verlag No. 10341. Phoebus Film. Romola (Henry King, MGM 1924), shot on location in Italy
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Lillian Gish and director Henry King - Romola candid on set
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Lillian Gish and William Powell - Romola
Lillian Gish and William Powell – Romola
William Powell and Dorothy Gish Romola
William Powell and Dorothy Gish Romola
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Romola - Dorothy Gish and Lillian Gish
Romola – Dorothy Gish and Lillian Gish
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Lillian Gish - Romola
Lillian Gish – Romola
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Lillian Gish - Romola (mid)
Lillian Gish – Romola (mid)
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Lillian Gish - Romola (detail)
Lillian Gish – Romola (detail)
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