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Publicity Still from The Wicked Lady
1945
Margaret Lockwood with pistol drawn and sitting on a horse. She stars as Barbara Worth in the 1945 Gainesborough film The Wicked Lady. The costume designer was Elizabeth Haffenden.
Florence Lawrence
1910
Silent film actress Florence Lawrence in costume as a gypsy.
Publicity Still from The Importance of Being Earnest
1952
Edith Evans, Joan Greenwood, and Michael Denison in The Importance of Being Earnest (British Film Makers, 1952). Beatrice Dawson designed the costumes.
Scene Still with Florence Lawrence
1912
In this scene still four men in Renaissance costume fight with swords while two women watch. The actress in the foreground is Florence Lawrence.
Lenore Ulric, Publicity Photograph in South Seas Costume
1915
In this publicity still for the 1915 Triumph film release The Better Woman, Lenore Ulric wears a grass skirt and a quantity of beads.
George O'Brien and Janet Gaynor in a Scene Still from "Sunrise"
1927
The Man (George O'Brien) suffers with guilt as he remembers his wedding vows, while the Wife (Janet Gaynor) comforts him, in a scene still from "Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans" (Fox, 1927).
