Ola Humphrey (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ola Humphrey" in English language version.

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"An Experiment" The Argonaut (December 21, 1918): 406.
"Miss Ola Humphrey as Helga in 'The Prodigal Son'" The Bohemian (February 1906): 239.
"Ola Humphrey in The Little Grey Lady'" The Bohemian (June 1906): 576.
"The Players' Club" The Argonaut (December 7, 1918): 363.
Kay Armatage, The Girl from God's Country: Nell Shipman and the Silent Cinema (University of Toronto Press 2003): 57. ISBN 9780802085429
Nell Shipman, Under the Crescent (Grosset & Dunlap 1915).
"Universal's Harem Film" Motography (May 8, 1915): 731.

"Born at Cairo, Ia., Reigned in Cairo, Egypt" Des Moines Register (June 11, 1922): 27. via Newspapers.com
Edgeworth Downer, "One American Girl's Oriental Marriage" Detroit Free Press (September 14, 1919): 90. via Newspapers.com
Gwen Brewster, "Bitter Brew of Cairo" Philadelphia Inquirer (August 10, 1947): 127. via Newspapers.com
Igor Cassini, "Beggared by a Prince" The Honolulu Advertiser (October 19, 1947): 9, 15. via Newspapers.com