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Barbara La Marr Facts. 1. She Was A Dark Beauty. In the 1920s, Barbara La Marr was the vamp of Hollywood, using her dark good looks to seduce audiences across America. She was the femme fatale everyone wanted to know more about—but if they could have peered inside her life, they would have been shocked to their core.
Four thoughts about Barbara La Marr “ yes she does dont ever forget her ” — vivesca, January 28, 2011 at 11:39 a.m. “ Infamous...but she should also be remembered as one of the first women to find success as a screenwriter before she became an actress, and one of the first Southern Californians to succeed in the film industry
Oct 12, 2022 · Who was the father of Barbara La Marr's sweet baby Marvin Carville? Was it her fellow dancer Robert Carville, one of her four (or five) husbands, or Ernest H...
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Remembering Barbara. Not long before her passing at age twenty-nine on January 30, 1926, Barbara La Marr, one of Hollywood’s most infamous, misunderstood screen sirens, asked writer Jim Tully, a friend of hers, “Some day, Jim, will you write about me—and tell them that I wasn’t everything I played on the screen?”.
Silent film heroine Barbara La Marr achieved success as an actress, cabaret artist, and a screenwriter. Known for her beauty and lengthy marital history, La Marr became a staple on screen and in headlines. She appeared with notable co-stars in her films, propelled by experience in vaudeville, Broadway, and screenwriting.
Mar 1, 2015 · Barbara La Marr died from tuberculosis on 30 January 1926, the day before her last picture, The Girl from Montmartre was released. MGM chose to make an announcement about the cause of death, saying it was brought about through ‘vigorous dieting’.
Decades before branding was a thing, she became Barbara La Marr. She and Robert performed, and Barbara did interpretive dances she choreographed herself. Unfortunately, Barbara and Robert had a big fight. Long story short, she ends up marrying a new dance partner, Philip Ainsworth. Two months later, unfortunately, Barbara and Phillip had a big ...
