
While this may not be the most amazing or ground-breaking Mary Pickford collection out there in the world, I've decided to share what I have for all to enjoy. Non-watermarked, high-resolution scans are available upon request (and at my discretion) by emailing filmiracle [at] yahoo [dot] com. If you notice any errors or can fill in any missing information, don't hesitate to get in touch. This website is a work in progress.
Mary Pickford - Cecil B. Demille - Wallace Reid - Lasky Home Guard - Photograph - 1917
Mary Pickford in her Lady Duff Gordon ensamble (which incidentally can be seen in The Little American.) and the Lasky Home Guard. Typed on verso, "HOLLYWOOD 1917 -- When the time comes for a historian to chronicle the events of Hollywood, he will undoubtedly give more than passing attention to the remarkable story of the studio home guard, which was formed at the outbreak of the World War on the old Paramount lot, then known as Famous Players-Lasky Corp. Photo shows organization ceremonies. Left to right, Henry Woodward, actor; Cecil B. DeMille, director; Mary Pickford, actress and honorary colonel; David Archer, electrician; Wallace Reid, actor and color bearer, and J. S. Stembridge, actor. Six hundred men were trained." Gifted from the Pamela Short Collection.
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