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Scene Still from The Twins of Suffering Creek
1920
Scene still with William Russell as Bill Lark and Louise Lovely as Little Casino seated at a poker table in the 1920 Fox production The Twins of Suffering Creek. From the original caption: "What m...
Scene Still with Estelle Taylor and William Farnum
1920
Maritana, a gypsy dancing girl played by Estelle Taylor, has her arm around Don Caesar de Bazan (William Farnum) who holds a deck of cards in a scene still from the 1920 Fox production "The Adventu...
William Farnum in "Last of the Duanes"
1919
William Farnum and a little girl in a scene still from "Last of the Duanes," a silent film based upon a Zane Grey story (Fox, 1919).
Buster Keaton, Virginia Fox, and an unknown actor in a scene still
1922
Buster Keaton hoists a Model T engine from a wrecked car as Virginia Fox flirts with an unidentified actor in a scene still for the 1922 comedy short "The Blacksmith."
Scene Still with Marguerite Clark and A. Edward Sutherland
1920
Marguerite Clark and A. Edward Sutherland in a scene still from "All of a Sudden Peggy."
Al St. John in Publicity Still
1922
Al St. John (at right) and two other actors in a publicity still for "The Alarm," a William Fox production from 1922.
