The Love Mart (1927)
These stills are in order by still number. This could be the correct order for story continuity, or just the order in which they were photographed. The Love Mart is a lost film, so I don't know what order the pictures appeared in the film.
starting third from left: Gino Corrado, Gilbert Roland, Armand Kaliz, and Billie Dove.
Caption: Billie Dove and Noah Beery (right) in "Louisiana". A First National Production.
Caption: "Louisana" [sic, the working title of the film] The baliff and Captain Remy inspect the jewelry they are getting with the slave.
Louisiana -- The bailiff prepares to take away Remy's "property". (left to right) Noah Beery, Emile Chautard, Billie Dove.
BILLIE DOVE as a beauty of old New Orleans in the First National special, "The Love Mart," a George Fitzmaurice production formerly called "Louisiana."
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Billie Dove in a costume photo
"Billie Dove -- more beautiful than ever -- as the slave sold on the auction block -- then given the freedom she did not want. The most colorful and romantic period of Old Louisiana --with its slave runners, buccaneers and Creole dandies, brought to the screen with all the inspiring genius of George Fitzmaurice. Don't miss it!"
with Billie Dove, Gilbert Roland, Noah Beery. Directed by George Fitzmaurice. First National.
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