Louise Brooks
Mary Louise Brooks born November 14, 1906. An American film actress and dancer throughout the 1920s and 1930s, Regarded today as a Jazz Age icon and as the quintessential 'Flapper' due to her bob hairstyle that became the fashion during this time.
Bored with mediocre roles in Hollywood, she moved to Germany in 1929 and starred in three feature films which launched her to international stardom.
Mary Louise Brooks born November 14, 1906. An American film actress and dancer throughout the 1920s and 1930s, Regarded today as a Jazz Age icon and as the quintessential 'Flapper' due to her bob hairstyle that became the fashion during this time.
Bored with mediocre roles in Hollywood, she moved to Germany in 1929 and starred in three feature films which launched her to international stardom.
Mary Louise Brooks born November 14, 1906. An American film actress and dancer throughout the 1920s and 1930s, Regarded today as a Jazz Age icon and as the quintessential 'Flapper' due to her bob hairstyle that became the fashion during this time.
Bored with mediocre roles in Hollywood, she moved to Germany in 1929 and starred in three feature films which launched her to international stardom.
A5 Glossy Postcard - Promotional photograph loving restored and colourised with a copy of their signature added.
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