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Lillian Gish as Romola in the 1924 film, wearing an embroidered medieval-style gown and holding a large book, with long wavy hair and a solemn expression.
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Romola

film by King [1924]
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  • King, Henry
    Henry King
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    …box-office hits with Colman included Romola (1924), which also starred Gish and her sister, Dorothy; Stella Dallas (1925); The Winning of Barbara Worth (1926), featuring Gary Cooper in one of his first credited roles; and The Magic Flame (1927).

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    …box-office hits with Colman included Romola (1924), which also starred Gish and her sister, Dorothy; Stella Dallas (1925); The Winning of Barbara Worth (1926), featuring Gary Cooper in one of his first credited roles; and The Magic Flame (1927).

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