1933 Rotogravure Mary Pickford Actress Silent Film Hollywood United Artists GTS1 XGOC8 Ludlam that depicts the historic

Ludlam that depicts the historic clubhouse building of the Columbia Yacht Club along the banks of the Hudson River at 86th Street

making drawings of racehorses and jockeys

a biosphere reserve populated with descendants of the first settlers in the Spreewald region-- Slavic tribes of the Sorbs and Wends

Kenyon Company

It cost $20

1933 Rotogravure Mary Pickford Actress Silent Film Hollywood United Artists GTS1 XGOC8 Ludlam that depicts the historic"Mary Pickford" This is an original 1933 sepia rotogravure portrait of the legendary silent film actress, Mary Pickford (1892 1979). Born Gladys Marie Smith, she was known as "America's Sweetheart" and "Little Mary." A child stage actor, her first screen appearance was with the Biograph Company under the direction of D. W. Griffith. Starring in such films as "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" (1917), "Pollyanna" (1920), and "Tess of the Storm Country"