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"The Queen of Sheba" Scene Still
1921
Betty Blythe as the Queen of Sheba and Fritz Leiber as King Solomon in a still from "The Queen of Sheba," a silent William Fox mega-production of 1921. They are seated on thrones with guards standi...
"The Queen of Sheba" Scene Still
1921
The Queen of Sheba, played by Betty Blythe, sits in a cart and holds a sword above her head in William Fox's "Queen of Sheba" (1921).
Nell Craig in "The Queen of Sheba"
1921
Nell Craig playing Princess Vashti in the 1921 Fox production "The Queen of Sheba."
Scene Still from "The Blot"
1921
Louis Calhern and Claire Windsor in "The Blot" (Lois Weber Productions).
Charles K. French and Ethel Clayton in a scene still
1921
Charles K. French and Ethel Clayton have a heart to heart talk seated in comfortable parlor in this scene still for the silent drama "Beyond."
Scene Still with Florence Lawrence
1912
In this scene still four men in Renaissance costume fight with swords while two women watch. The actress in the foreground is Florence Lawrence.
