Directory of Brooks, Louise Resources

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Louise Brooks: luminous star of the silent screen, known today mainly for her role as 'Lulu' in "Pandora's Box" (1929).

Born 14th November 1906, in Cherryvale, Kansas, USA.

Died 8th August 1985, in Rochester, New York, USA.

Subcategories

• Movies

Resources in This Category

• AXE - Special Collections - Louise Brooks - Louise Brooks and the Denishawn Dancers

  http://library.pittstate.edu/spcoll/dance.html
  A selection of contemporary newspaper articles relating to Louise's years as a dancer.

• Das Mädchen Lulu

  http://www.psykickgirl.com/lulu/index2.html
  Contains a brief biography, contemporary magazine articles and essays (including a few from "Lulu in Hollywood"), a slideshow, and list of films

• Internet Movie Database: Louise Brooks

  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000315/
  Includes biography, filmography and image gallery.

• Louise Brooks

  http://www.leatherockhotel.com/LouiseBrooks.htm
  Biography concentrating on her early years in Cherryvale, Kansas. With annotated images and links.

• Louise Brooks Research, Kansas State Historical Society

  http://www.kshs.org/kansapedia/louise-brooks-newspaper-articles/11696
  A collection of contemporary newspaper articles from her home State.

• Louise Brooks Society

  http://www.pandorasbox.com/
  Offers biographical information, commentary, articles, photo galleries, filmography, bibliographies, archive of memorabilia, and fan club information.

• Louise Brooks Web Site

  http://thedarkwoods.free.fr/
  Fan site with images and commentary: includes information on the actress' life and films, the Jazz Age, artistic pastiches

• The Quintessential Flapper

  http://www.stanford.edu/~brooksie/Louise/brooksie.html
  Introduction, images, and link.

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• Home > Arts > Movies > Genres > Silent Movies

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