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AT last-POLA NEGRI as you ye always wanted
to see her, as a lovable heroine of a strictl y;modern
W IT'I- the world's applause still thundering over
her thousand love triumphs comes this mar-
velous actress in the, crowning achievement of her,
flashing career.
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romantic drama with a .happy ending.
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daughter of fortune, revelling in priceless
jewels and gown~s worth a fortune, and yet who, in
the face of love, threw everything to the winds.
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