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Forrest Stanley and Howard Davies in "The Heart of Paula"



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Title: Forrest Stanley and Howard Davies in "The Heart of Paula"
Description: Bruce McLean (played by Forrest Stanley) has been captured by the Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Pacheco (Howard Davies) and his followers.
Image ID: 87733
Creation
Date: 		1916 
Creator
Name: 		Pallas
Collection
Name:
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Forrest Stanley's performance was sharply criticized in the film's New York Times review titled "Hero Spoils Film Play": "He was one of the old fashioned type of movie hero. He wore his abundant hair after the style prescribed in the Taxicab Chauffeurs' Handbook. He rolled his eyes in close-ups, showed a set of teeth and ditto dimples whenever he smiled, wore a Windsor tie and his hat brim turned down in the back, an affectation popular among freshmen in 1900. . . ." New York Times, 3 April 1916.
Subjects: Hats
Publicity
Indoor photography
Men
Portraits, Group
Costume
Actors
Suits (Clothing)
Silent films
 

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