Motion Picture Magazine presents Lillian Gish

 

Motion Picture Magazine presents Lillian Gish

To us all lilies symbolize purity, and while their white fragility is reminiscent of Lillian Gish, their true-in-heart meaning is even more so. For quaint Miss Gish has come to stand for everything that is sincere, true and faithful in girlhood and womanhood. Her portrayals are all ultra – feminine and the rare fragrance of viewing once more the clinging-vine girl – type is as enjoyable as memories of our first day-dreams. Miss Gish’s creation of the girl in “Broken Blossoms” is one of the achievements of the cinema year.

  • Motion Picture Magazine (Jul 1917) Lillian Gish Triangle
  • Motion Picture Classic 1927
  • Motion Picture Magazine 1922 Frank Dien
  • Romola Motion Picture Magazine Page Lillian Gish
  • Motion Picture Classic Lot (Brewster Publications, 1922) Lillian Gish is Henriette Girard
  • Motion Picture Classic (Brewster Publications, 1922) Memories of Lillian Gish – detail
  • Motion Picture Magazine (M.P. Publishing Co., December, 1924). Mimi and Rodolphe
  • Motion Picture Classic Magazine (Brewster, 1921) The Lily Maid from Ohio
  • Motion Picture Magazine
  • Motion Picture Magazine, October 1919

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