Fairest Constance Bennett, portraying Venice Muir in ‘Lady with a Past’ (1932) by RKO Pathé Pictures, Inc., is remembered today, marking the 59th anniversary of her departure from this mortal coil, stricken by a grievous haemorrhage of the cerebrum. Owing to her status as a devoted military wife and her unwavering efforts in entertaining troops stationed in Europe, she was granted the honour of interment within the hallowed grounds of Arlington National Cemetery. May she forever rest in well-deserved peace.
Photo: Constance Bennett dazzles in the character of Venice Muir. In this portrait, she strikes an elegant pose, seated upon a polished wooden sideboard flanked on either side by ornate lamps. Constance is garbed in a stylish ensemble befitting the early years of the 1930s, with a shimmering silk blouse cinched at the waist, and trousers that flow most becomingly. Her tresses, styled with meticulous care, cascade in gentle waves. Upon her visage rests a thoughtful, slightly enigmatic expression. The scene behind her is adorned with a tapestry, its patterns intricate and captivating. She is a veritable embodiment of vintage glamour and timeless elegance.
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