The Dream Lady (1918)

Vintage film poster of a woman in a draped gown holding a lit candle against a dark blue and green background.

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A vintage film poster for The Dream Lady, dated 1918 and attributed to an anonymous 20th century artist, shows a woman with dark hair in a draped white gown with a yellow sash and fur collar, holding a lit candle. Painted lettering names Carmel Myers as the star and credits the production to Elsie Jane Wilson, with the tagline describing it as a dramatization of Margaret Widdemer's novel Why Not?.

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Date

1918

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Wikimedia Commons

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