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Motion Picture News, New York, February 10, 1923.

Pola Negri

(...) Cine-Mundial, Oct. 1922

& Her first American Picture – Pola Negri in Bella Donna

(...) Motion Picture News, March 3, 1923

& Pola Negri in a George Fitzmaurice Production Bella Donna

(...) Motion Picture News, March 3, 1923

& Pola Negri in Men

(...) Motion Picture News, Jan. 26, 1924

& Bella Donna lobby display designed

and constructed by Floyd D. Morrow, publicity manager

for the Palace theatre, Washington, Pa.

(...) Motion Picture News, June 2, 1923

& Pola Negri Publicity Campaign

Polish Star Widely Heralded Preceding First

Production Distribution

(...) Her engagement to Charles Chaplin kept Miss Negri‘s name

on the front page of the country‘s newspapers for

days last month.

(...)  Motion Picture News, April 14, 1923

& On the stairs are Charlie and Pola

and Harold Lloyd with his bride, Mildred. And, reading from

left to right are Buster Keaton, Ben Turpin, Billy Bevins,

Larry Semon, Snub Pollard, Theodore Roberts and Jack Holt (...)

     Cartoon by Jim Decker.

(...) Motion Picture, June 1923

„Would in nowise interfere with Miss Negri‘s screen career“

Editorial content. „Charlie Chaplin and Pola

      Negri to Marry

      Confirming many rumors that have appeared in

the public press, Charlie Chaplin and Pola Negri have announced

their engagement.

      Last September, when it was first rumored that Chaplin

was to marry the Polish actress, it was said there

was a clause in her contract with the Famous Players-Lasky

which prevented her from marrying for at least three

months. This was later denied by her company. In December,

however, it was said that after an interview the two

stars had with Jesse L. Lasky they had been able to convince

him that the contemplated marriage would in nowise

interfere with Miss Negri‘s screen career.

      Miss Negri, whose real name is Appolonia Domskey,

was divorced from her husband, a Polish noble, more than two

years ago.“ (...)

 

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