Antonio Moreno will come to his own in “Mare Nostrum,” unless the whole film world is wrong. His friends have long wanted him to appear in a Rex Ingram production, believing that such a combination would bring about the best picture either has ever done.
Portrait by Russell Ball. Photoplay, December 1924. Internet Archive.
May McAvoy is just as pretty with her new blonde wig as in her natural darker tresses. She is in Rome to play Esther in “Ben-Hur,” but whatever her success in that picture may be, she always will be remembered for her beautiful work in “The Enchanted Cottage.”
Photograph by Clarence Sinclair Bull. Photoplay, December 1924. Internet Archive.
Few actresses can compete with Clara Bow, precocious baby vamp, for artlessness or innocence on the screen. She ranks almost supreme among the ingenues in picture roles, and her beauty enhances the clever acting she has done with, apparently, a lack of self-consciousness.
Photoplay, December 1924. Internet Archive.
Buster Keaton believes misfortune would come to him if he didn’t wear the little flat pancake hat!
Photoplay, December 1924. Internet Archive.
