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Edwardian actress Elizabeth "Betty" Bellairs was born about 1890 in England. In this photograph by Elwin Neame she appears as "The Duchess of Portsmouth" in a London production of "Sweet Nell in Old Drury" circa 1912. She went to America in 1914 and starred in two silent films, "The Spanish Jade" in 1915 and "God's Man" in 1917. She also appeared a few times on Broadway, "Somebody's Luggage" 1916, "Trimmed in Scarlet" 1920, "The Squaw Man" 1922 and "The Gift" 1924.
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Elizabeth Bellairs
c. 1890 - Unknown
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Actress Elizabeth Bellairs may not have been well known - she was in only 2 silent films - but like other actresses of her time, she was very beautiful!
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Nikki Anderson Rowenhorst
Stunning!!!!
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Jeff Yates
Album cover pic....
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Roxann Gess Smith
She reminds me of Bernadette Peters.
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Michele De Forest Bolinger
Yes!
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Marci Sturgis
Lovely
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Suilyaniz Cintron
Beautiful woman, love the curls.
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Christie Byrom
Very beautiful .
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Gary Petykowski
Omg! How did she do her hair back then? It must have took her 3 hours!
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Roxann Gess Smith
They wore wigs. Wigs were very popular during that era. I can't say for sure that she's wearing a wig, but I do know how popular they were.
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Lisa Downey Harris
Stunning
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Anna Gaskill Hardison
Beautiful! Look at those curls!
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Jeanne Walsh Heyworth
what a beauty!
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Brooke Rothwell
absolutely gorgeous and strikingly intelligent looking. In other words I'd like to believe I could judge this book by its cover.
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Sheridan Fenwick
MAGNIFICENT BEAUTY
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Linda Klein
Yes, she was quite a beauty.
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Jean Payne
What a beauty she was!!!
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Janis Orrico
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Those curls!!
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Federico Aguirre
Maria Fabiana
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Maria Fabiana
Que bonita es. Porque la etiqueta(?)
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Chris Matthews
My grandmother used to curl my hair around her finger and tie it with a strip of white cotton. Go to sleep, hair drys, curls galore. Never comb your curls!
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Linda Annen
She was so pretty !
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Sally Roffey Ivison
Wow! So elegant and absolutely beautiful X
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Doris Krueger Buchmann
Wonder what happened to her after only two movies?
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Nancy Carroll
A beauty for sure.
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