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Beautiful Silent Film Stars Endorse Maybelline and Promote the Women's Movement

By Sharriewilliams
Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement                                                                                   Mary Eaton

Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement                                                                              Mae MurreyBeautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement       Ethel Clayton.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement   Ethel Clayton.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's MovementEthel Clayton.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement
Mildred Davis.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's MovementViola Dana.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's MovementViola Dana.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's MovementViola Dana.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's MovementViola Dana.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement  Gloria Swanson.Beautiful Silent Film Stars endorse Maybelline and promote the Women's Movement                                             Gloria Swanson.Maybelline was very influential in the 1920's women's movement, because it allowed women to create their own identities. With endorsements from these major Film Stars, Maybelline began to appear in even the most modest lady's toiletries. Look at these beautiful Actresses and think about the impact they had on your great grandmothers and grandmothers in the 1920's.



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