<![CDATA[right?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Mae Marsh

marcchanois — 18 years ago(July 12, 2007 02:28 PM)

right?

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Mae Marsh was the living image of sweet innocence and natural beauty, at least on camera I know nothing of her real world persona.

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Yes, I fully agree. I first saw
Intolerance
(1916) a few days ago, and thought just the same: the Little Dear One looked very "modern", and had such a sweet, timeless beauty.
Animal crackers in my soup
Monkeys and rabbits loop the loop

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