Mary Pickford / United Artists Promotional Hand Fan ca. 1920s

Die-cut Mary Pickford / United Artists promotional hand fan with wood handle, produced, we can assume, by Josep Germa (Sabadell, Spain) to advertise Anis del Taup anisette -- evidently, the preference for people of good taste. The front features a nice photo of Mary by Campbell Studio framed and surrounded by a floral design. ca. 1920s.

Mary Pickford - A.N. Paris Postcards - 1920s

Mary Pickford photo by G. L. Manuel Freres. Postcard published by A.N. Paris (Armand Noyer.) Les Vedettes du Cinema - 53. 1920s.

Mary Pickford photo by Campbell Studios. Postcard published by A.N. Paris (Armand Noyer.) Les Vedettes du Cinema - 86. 1920s.

Mary Pickford photo by Campbell Studios. Postcard published by A.N. Paris (Armand Noyer.) Les Vedettes du Cinema - 86. 1920s.

Mary Pickford publicity still for My Best Girl (1927.) Postcard published by A.N. Paris (Armand Noyer.) 273. 1920s.

Mary Pickford (in Through the Back Door (1921) costume,) Douglas Fairbanks, and Charlie Chaplin. Postcard published by A.N. Paris (Armand Noyer.) Les Vedettes du Cinema - 85. 1920s.

Pollyanna - Advertisement - 1920

Pollyanna / United Artists Corporation advertisement. 1920. Donated to MPF.

From Eleanor H. Porter's Famous Novel, "Pollyanna," published by the Page Company and the Four Act Comedy by Catherine Chisholm Cushing. Sceen Adaptation by Frances Marion. Photographed by Charles Rosher. Released January 18th. 

Mary Pickford - My Best Girl - Photographs - 1927

United Artists photo of Mary Pickford and future husband Buddy Rogers in My Best Girl (1927.)

United Artists photo of Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.)

United Artists photo of Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.)

United Artists branded portrait of Mary Pickford (photographer unknown, possibly K.O. Rahmn?) for My Best Girl (1927.)

United Artists branded portrait of Mary Pickford (photographer unknown, possibly K.O. Rahmn?) for My Best Girl (1927.)

United Artists branded portrait of Mary Pickford (photographer unknown, possibly K.O. Rahmn?) for My Best Girl (1927.)

Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.) Negative number written in ink at low right. Stamped on verso, "Mary Pickford / My Best Girl."

Mary Pickford and Sunshine Hart in My Best Girl (1927.)

Mary Pickford, Buddy Rogers, Hobart Bosworth, and Evelyn Hall in My Best Girl (1927.)

Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.)

Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.) Photograph by K.O. Rahmn. Photographer's stamp on verso.

Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.)

Hand-colored photoraph of Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927.) Stamped signature.

Mary Pickford in My Best Girl (1927) costume. Typewritten snipe attached on verso reads, "A social conference at lunch time on the lawn in front of Mary Pickford's bungalow at the United Artists Studio, Hollywood---Dr. Karl Vollmoller, author of Morris Gest's 'The Miracle'; Mary Pickford as 'My Best Girl', the United Artists production she is now working on; Emil Jannings, famous German star; Douglas Fairbanks as 'The Gaucho', his new United Artists production." July 5 1927

Mary Pickford in Secrets - Photographs - 1933

Mary Pickford in Secrets 6.5x8.75 photo. Hand-signed in ink. 1933. Photo by K.O. Rahmn. Part of NZ Photo Album.

Mary Pickford in Secrets 6.5x8.75 photo. Personalized and hand-signed in ink. 1933. Photo by K.O. Rahmn.

Mary Pickford in Secrets 6.5x8.75 photo. Hand-signed in ink. 1933. Photo by K.O. Rahmn.

Mary Pickford posed for a portrait for Secrets. Stamped on verso,“Mary Pickford in Secrets.” Photograph by K.O. Rahmn. 1933.

Mary Pickford photo for Secrets. Attached typewritten snipe reads, “Roy Laidlaw, make-up man on the set, holds a mirror for Miss Pickford while she supplies the rouge for SECRETS, her new United Artists production.”

Typewritten snipe attached on verso reads, “International News Photo. Hollywood, Calif. Mary Pickford was painfully but not seriously injured when a 150 pound lamp feel and knocked her unconscious while she was at work on a United Artist’s set. Though nursing several bruises on her left arm and an aching head, in real trouper fashion she resumed her work before the motion picture cameras. Miss Pickford is shown seated in front of the big light that fell and hit her. 12/30/32.”

Mary Pickford posed for a portrait for Secrets by K.O. Rahmn. Torn/deckled edge. 1933.

Mary Pickford posed for a portrait for Secrets by K.O. Rahmn. Torn/deckled edge. Personalized and hand-signed by Mary in ink. 1933.

Photograph of Mary Pickford in Secrets. 1933.

Photograph of Mary Pickford in Secrets. Handsigned in ink. Photo by K.O. Rahmn. 1933.

Photograph of Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in Secrets. 1933.

Photograph of Mary Pickford in Secrets. 1933.

United Artists branded photograph of Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in Secrets. 1933.

United Artists branded photograph of Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in Secrets. 1933.

United Artists branded photograph of Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in Secrets. 1933.

United Artists branded photograph of Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in Secrets. 1933.

Photograph of Mary Pickford in Secrets. Stamped on verso "Mary Pickford in SECRETS." 1933.

Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, D. W. Griffith, etc. United Artists Signing - Photographs - 1919

"The Big Four," Mary Pickford, D. W. Griffith, Charlie Chaplain (seemingly giving the bird,) and Douglas Fairbanks outside of the Griffith Studio (on occassion referenced as the Mary Pickford Studio, which I believe is where interiors for Daddy Long Legs were at least filmed) for the United Artists formation in 1919.

Charlie Chaplin adds his signature as D. W. Griffith, Mary, Albert Banzhaf, Dennis O'Brien, and Douglas Fairbanks look on. Considering all but Chaplin are wearing the same clothing as the exterior shot, I suspect this was photograph was taken inside the Griffith Studio. 1919.

Mary Pickford, Charlotte Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, Zorro and more Photograph - ca. 1924

This photograph was taken at the Pickford-Fairbanks Studio during a conference pertaining to some business matters with Joe Schenk's involvement with United Artists. Pictured are Hiram Abrams, Mary's lawyer Dennis O'Brien, Mary Pickford, Mary's mother Charlotte, Charlie Chaplin, his lawyer Arthur Kelly, Zorro, Douglas Fairbanks, and Joe Schenk, all holding empty plates. ca. 1924.

Mary Pickford - Kiki - Photographs - 1931

United Artists branded photograph of Mary Pickford in Kiki (1931.)

Mary Pickford - The Taming of the Shrew - Photographs - 1929

Photograph of Mary Pickford in The Taming of the Shrew (1929.)

Photograph of Mary Pickford in The Taming of the Shrew (1929.)

Photograph of Mary Pickford in The Taming of the Shrew (1929.)

United Artists branded photograph of Mary Pickford in The Taming of the Shrew (1929.)

United Artists Letter and Photographs - 1921

Personal letter, with brief mention of Mary Pickford's Through the Back Door (1921,) from a United Artists employee on UA letterhead. The letter is signed "Irene," and based on some research, that is probaby "Irene Meares." The photos below were included.

Mary Pickford by Campbell Studios.

Douglas Fairbanks.

D.W. Griffith.

Charlie Chaplin. Stamped on verso, "Charlie Chaplin / United Artists Corporation."