As many of you know, The Croton Historical Society hosted a Croton postcard exhibit IN 2013. Also included in that exhibit were photos and rare memorabilia of Lenore Ulric, a successful Broadway and film star who lived in the village from 1927 until 1951. Miss Ulric, discovered by Broadway playwright and producer David Belasco, starred in such popular vehicles as "Tiger Rose", "Kiki", "The Harem" and "LuLu Belle" and was particularly noted for her portrayals of the "fem fatale" hot-tempered fiery woman. We came across this article on Ulric in our vintage magazine collection for "Kiki", 1922...click on the images below.
Here is her NY Times obituary http://nyti.ms/2tZrZV5
See and read more ULRIC here http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2014/08/actress-lenore-ulric-croton-connection.html
and here http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2015/06/more-actress-lenore-ulric-croton.html
SEE PHOTOS FOR THE OPENING RECEPTION OF THE CROTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S POSTCARD AND LENORE ULRIC EXHIBIT IN 2013 AT THIS LINK http://bit.ly/2t5sz2d
THE POSTCARD EXHIBIT IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON CD FROM THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2015/08/now-available-from-croton-historical.html
Croton sure had its share of movie stars.
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