Mildred Davis and an unidentified fellow, c. late 1910s.
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Mildred Davis and an unidentified fellow, c. late 1910s.
Mildred Davis, possibly c. late 1910s.
Mildred Davis is undoubtedly a throw-back to some gay ancestor. Her recent ancestors were Quakers. Just a few years ago, as a matter of fact, Mildred was a demure pupil at the Philadelphia School of Friends. It is a far hail from Quaker Town to the rollicking comedies of Harold Lloyd with whom she has just signed another contract.
Photograph by Kenneth Alexander. Motion Picture Magazine, May 1922. Internet Archive.
Happy birthday Mildred Hillary Davis | February 22, 1901 – August 18, 1969
“She has the dainty grace of shifting sunshine.” – “A Day in a Comedy Shop,” Pantomime Magazine, April 1922
Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis.
Mildred Davis, c. 1920s
Mildred Davis and various friends, c. 1920s, photo by Gene Kornman
Mildred Davis, c. 1920s
Mildred Davis, c. 1920s, photo by Gene Kornman
Mildred Davis
Too Many Crooks (1927), starring Mildred Davis & Lloyd Hughes
Harold & Mildred [x]
Mildred Davis.
Mildred Davis, c. late 1910s. Photographed by J.C. Milligan studios.
Mildred Davis
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