This is another great example of an original newspaper ad from the 1922 classic, Blood and Sand. As with most of these ads, it depicts slightly different art from most of the posters, lobby cards and various promotional material. As I've said before, these are great to collect. They are easy to frame or put in a scrapbook and they are reasonably priced. Finally, I like this ad because it actually depicts Lila Lee and Nita Naldi together. Most ads only depict one.
Showing posts with label Nita Naldi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nita Naldi. Show all posts
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Color Advertisement for the film Cobra
This is a wonderful color advertisement for the 1925 film, Cobra. I believe this ad to be Scandinavian. This is very similar to the American version; but, slightly different. This is one of these items that would look great framed. This is such a great film, I feel it's Nita Naldi at her best, as she "Vamp's" Valentino! This would be a great film to watch in Hollywood with fellow Valentino fans! One of my favorite parts of this film is when Valentino is introduced:
In scrapes or out of them, there was always some- thing magnificent about the young Count Torriani. - Rudolph Valentino
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Candid Photos of Valentino
Here are 5 more photos from the Chicago Tribune Archive. One is a great photo of Valentino sitting in a chair. The rest are Rudy at trains, two of which are with Natacha and Nita Naldi. Valentino is sporting his goatee from his European trip where they were in the process of acquiring items for The Hooded Falcon, which of course never came to fruition. These are just wonderful photos!
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Photos from A Sainted Devil
Here are five photos from the lost film, A Sainted Devil. I would love to see this film, it co-stars my favorite silent actress Nita Naldi. She co-stared in more films with Valentino than any other actress. Three total, Blood and Sand, A Sainted Devil, and Cobra. She was also set to co-star in a fourth, The Hooded Falcon, which was never made. These are five photos from the film not often seen. The first photo is from Frau Wulf.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Lobby Card from Blood and Sand
This is one of my favorite lobby cards from Blood and Sand. It is a very colorful card that features Valentino and co-star Nita Naldi. The card depicts one of my favorite scenes from the film where she seduces him by playing the harp. Many of the desirable lobby cards seem to be more scarce. Most are already in collections out there, that is, for the ones that have survived over the past 90 years, which is how old this film is. Lobby cards such as this can be quite valuable, even though they are a fraction of the cost of an original poster which can easily bring five figures.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Photos from Blood and Sand
Here are five photos from the 1922 film, "Blood and Sand." Blood and Sand is a fantastic film which co-starred Lila Lee, Walter Long, and my favorite silent sexy-vamp Nita Naldi. One of the photos is taken from NitaNaldi.com, it is my favorite of the five, I enjoy the artsy shadow play. A great story, great acting, and a film filled with great costumes!
Monday, July 18, 2011
Photos of Valentino with Natacha
These are five photos of Valentino with Natacha. It is rare to see photos of her smiling, many people think it was a reflection of her personality, which I might have been; but, which was indicative of the time. The first photo is a fantastic photo of Valentino, Natacha, and Alberto. Valentino is sporting his European goatee, I think it is just a fantastic photo. 
This photo depicts the sultry Nita Naldi along with the couple. I love Natacha’s facial expression in this photo. To me her face it saying: she not only looks much better than I do; but, she looks better with him than I do!
This is a photo of the couple from the Mineralava tour where they performed the tango from Valentino’s film, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
This photo was taken as Natacha was leaving him. It is said they put on a show for the camera; but, Valentino was devastated.
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