Nita Naldi
Biography
Nita Naldi was a silent film actress and stage performer known for her iconic roles as a femme fatale/vamp, particularly in "Blood and Sand" (1922) alongside Rudolph Valentino, and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (1920). Her striking on-screen presence earned her the nickname "the Dumb Duse," coined by friend and co-star John Barrymore. Naldi's career spanned theater, film, and vaudeville, with notable roles in Broadway productions as well.