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Ramon Novarro and his Brother Eduardo Samaniego
1924
Publicity still of the silent film star Ramon Novarro and his thirteen year old brother Eduardo Samaniego who played the young Novarro in the 1924 Metro-Goldwyn production "The Red Lilly."
Ramon Novarro in Scene Still
1922
Ramon Novarro on a motion picture set dressed as a French army officer, perhaps from Mr. Barnes of New York.
Publicity Portrait of Ramon Novarro in Character
1922
Publicity portrait of Ramon Novarro in costume for the role of Rupert of Hentzau in The Prisoner of Zenda (MGM 1922). Novarro autographed this Hoover Art Studio photograph with his original name in...
Studio Portrait of Ramon Novarro
1922
Hoover Art Studio publicity photograph of Ramon Novarro, apparently used for the 1922 production Trifling Women.
MGM Studio Booth
August 1928
A man operates a Mitchell camera from inside an MGM sound booth as Raquel Torres and Nils Asther perform seated in front of lights and a microphone. Director W.S. Van Dyke sits next to the micropho...
John Gilbert and Ramon Novarro
1926
Actors John Gilbert and Ramon Novarro compare their moustaches. Gilbert is in costume.
