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"Edna Wallace Hopper (January 17, 1872 - December 14, 1959) was an American actress on stage and in silent films." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edna_Wallace_Hopper In June 1916, she was co-star in the movie "The Perils of Divorce", see the review in the Bismarck daily tribune., July 14, 1916, Image 4, column 2 with photo of her and Frank Sheridan. Obviously, divorce was considered in those days as the greatest evil and it was not unusual for a man to divorce his wife if he saw another man kissing her hand ...

B-59: Thanks for additional information on Hopper and her career. We will update the records.

Part of a 1927 fashion photo series, see

Kathryn McGuire (1903-1978) was an American dancer and silent-film actress. In 1927 Kathryn married George W. Landy, a motion-picture publicity director. George Landy died in 1955.

James Montgomery Flagg called Ms. McGuire the most beautiful blonde in Hollywood. [1]

"She is probably best remembered today for the parts of The Girl and Betsy O'Brien, alongside Buster Keaton, in Sherlock Jr. and The Navigator (both 1924) respectively." [2]

There's another photograph of Kathryn McGuire here:
"Kathryn McGuire (LOC)" by Bain News Service

Part of a series of Bain 1927 fashion shots with descriptions of clothes written in margins. See comment at

Kathryn McGuire (1903-1978) was an American dancer and silent-film actress. In 1927 Kathryn married George W. Landy, a motion-picture publicity director. George Landy died in 1955.

James Montgomery Flagg called Ms. McGuire the most beautiful blonde in Hollywood. [1]

"She is probably best remembered today for the parts of The Girl and Betsy O'Brien, alongside Buster Keaton, in Sherlock Jr. and The Navigator (both 1924) respectively." [2]

There's another photograph of Kathryn McGuire here:
"Kathryn McGuire (LOC)" by Bain News Service