$40.00
Ramon Novarro exercising on a rowing machine. He began his career in silent films, eventually becoming a leading man promoted by MGM as a "Latin lover." One of the top box office stars of the 1920s and early 30s. Novarro achieved his greatest success in 1925 in Ben-Hur. His revealing costumes caused a sensation (see the photo below, for your appreciation only).
Novarro's life-long struggle with alcoholism is often traced to conflicted feelings about his Roman Catholic religion and his homosexuality.
Vintage postcard, undated c. 1920. Photo by Ross Verlag (4907/1).
3 1/2" x 5 1/2," satin finish with divided back.
In very good condition.
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