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Anita Stewart and a German Shepherd
1922
Silent film actress Anita Stewart poses with a golf bag slung over her shoulder and a German shepherd dog.
Snapshot of Ruth Roland and a Monkey
1922
Silent film actress Ruth Roland in riding costume and a velveteen cap playing with a small monkey.
Francine Larrimore and her Dog
1918
Francine Larrimore, Broadway star and briefly a silent film actress, with her dog, perhaps a miniature spitz.
Publicity Still of Anita Stewart
1912
Anita Stewart wears a dress made of burlap playing Olympia in the Vitagraph production "The Wood Violet" (1912).
Anita Stewart and Ward Crane
1920
Berta Nordstrom (played by Anita Stewart) struggles with John Mathison (Ward Crane) in a scene still from "The Yellow Typhoon" (1920).
Norma Talmadge in a Tree with her Pomeranian Dog
1918
Norma Talmadge sits on a branch of an oak tree with her Pomeranian "Dinky." Talmadge wears black bloomers with white tassels and a black head scarf.
