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Yvonne Potter
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POLA
VOID
JOIN, OR DIE
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Writers' Retreat
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Yvonne Potter
Intro
POLA
VOID
JOIN, OR DIE
About
Writers' Retreat
Contact
Intro
POLA
VOID
JOIN, OR DIE
About
Writers' Retreat
Contact
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What are the things that make Pola great? Her resilience and tenacity for one, her incredible seven film collaboration with the great German film director Ernst Lubitsch, and the fact that she was the first European film star to sign a contract a View fullsize
Pola stars in "The Wild Cat/Die Bergkatze, a 1921 German silent film directed by Ernst Lubitsch. View fullsize
Pola Negri in “Hotel Imperial” (1927,) a silent film directed by pioneer filmmaker Mauritz Stiller. The film was made at the Famous Players-Lasky studio and distributed by Paramount Pictures. During WWI, an aristocratic woman (Pola Negri) poses as View fullsize
Who wouldn’t want to marry you Pola? Feisty, unpredictable and extremely ambitious, Pola “was a startlingly beautiful woman, with skin as delicately white as fine porcelain, jet black hair and flashing dark-green eyes. Her off-screen life was mo View fullsize
Der gelbe Schein/The Yellow Ticket/The Devil’s Pawn (Germany, 1918) directed by Victor Janson, Eugen Illés and Paul Ludwig Stein. Photo Source: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Margaret Herrick Library Following its release, less than View fullsize
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From Lipno, Poland to HOLLYWOODLAND
Kevin Brownlow Endorsement 2017.jpg
P2.jpg
What are the things that make Pola great? Her resilience and tenacity for one, her incredible seven film collaboration with the great German film director Ernst Lubitsch, and the fact that she was the first European film star to sign a contract a
Pola stars in "The Wild Cat/Die Bergkatze, a 1921 German silent film directed by Ernst Lubitsch.
Pola Negri in “Hotel Imperial” (1927,) a silent film directed by pioneer filmmaker Mauritz Stiller. The film was made at the Famous Players-Lasky studio and distributed by Paramount Pictures. During WWI, an aristocratic woman (Pola Negri) poses as
Who wouldn’t want to marry you Pola? Feisty, unpredictable and extremely ambitious, Pola “was a startlingly beautiful woman, with skin as delicately white as fine porcelain, jet black hair and flashing dark-green eyes. Her off-screen life was mo
Der gelbe Schein/The Yellow Ticket/The Devil’s Pawn (Germany, 1918) directed by Victor Janson, Eugen Illés and Paul Ludwig Stein. Photo Source: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Margaret Herrick Library Following its release, less than