Albert Thayer Monroe portrait, taken c.1918
Nita and her close friend Mary Naldi
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- Nita circa 1922.
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- A svelte Nita.
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- Nita often displayed her beautifully expressive hands in her photographs.
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- Nita, from Lawful Larceny
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- Nita captured by her preferred photographer, Edward Thayer Monroe.
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- Another Edward Thayer Monroe portrait.
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- Nita from “The Breaking Point.”
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- Nita in Brunnhilde drag from “Don’t Call It Love.”
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- A publicity portrait from 1939, autographed to her friend, Alan Brock.
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- Publicity shot for Blood and Sand
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- Circa 1922.
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- Nita showing off her classic profile.
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- P484 was Nita’s Paramount publicity file number. This portrait was released in 1922 in conjunction with publicity for “Anna Ascends.”
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- Date c. 1918
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- Nita in 1918, photo by Campbell Studios.
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- Edward Thayer Monroe portrait, courtesy the Robert S. Birchard Collection.
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- Nita in a publicity shot from Aphrodite, 1919. Image courtesy the Wisconsin Historical Society, WHS-69606.
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- Nita in 1922.
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- Nita (c. 1918)
