• Norma Shearer - Wikipedia

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    Norma Shearer "had no illusions about the image I saw in the mirror". She acknowledged her "dumpy figure, with shoulders too broad, legs too sturdy...

  • Norma Shearer | Actress, Soundtrack - IMDb

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    • Herbert Marshall and Norma Shearer in Riptide (1934)
    • Norma Shearer in His Secretary (1925)
    • Norma Shearer in The Devil's Circus (1926)

  • Norma Shearer (@NormaShearer) / Twitter

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    Instead of "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?", Marlene can sing "Where Has Norma Shearer (Thalberg) Gone?" Short answer: the ski slopes.

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    Norma Shearer, Los Angeles, CA. 2,173 likes. The Queen of MGM.

  • Norma Shearer Biography - Facts, Childhood, Family Life...

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    Norma Shearer was an exemplary Canadian actor of the early 1900s who enjoyed a celebrated star status in Hollywood for almost two decades (1924 to 1942).

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    1,204 Followers, 76 Following, 281 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Norma Shearer ♡ (@normashearers).

  • Norma Shearer

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    Norma Shearer - Edith Norma Shearer (August 11, 1902 – June 12, 1983) was a Canadian-American actress.

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    Norma Shearer was one of Hollywood’s top actresses during the golden age of film. At the start of her career, she was told she would never make it.

  • Norma Shearer | PureHistory

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    Early Career. norma-shearer-03 In January 1920, the three Shearer women arrived in New York, each of them dressed up for the occasion.

  • Norma Shearer - Hollywood's First Queen

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    Norma Shearer was a Canadian actress who became one of the biggest Hollywood stars of the 1930's and was known as the "first lady of MGM".