Irene_Mayer_1927-02-03_LCCN94508160_(cropped).jpg

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English: Irene Mayer, daughter of Louis B. Mayer, head of the Metro Goldwyn Mayer Corp.
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Author National Photo Company Collection
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  • National Photo Company Collection.
  • Item in album: v. 1, p. 14, no. 41092.
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lot 12299 · prosperity and thrift: the coolidge era and the consumer economy, 1921-1929 · national photo company collection · american memory · prints and photographs division
Subject
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selznick, irene mayer · mayer, edith · women · clothing & dress · group portraits · photographic prints · portrait photographs · fur trade · motion pictures

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