
Alice Terry appeared in some of the silent screen's most remarkable pictures - Civilisation (1916), The Prisoner of Zenda (1922), Scaramouche (1923).
But her influence was more keenly felt behind the scenes along with her director husband Rex Ingram where she championed a young actor by the name of Ramon Novarro.
Terry's film career lasted for 15 years before she bowed out with the advent of the talkies.
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