| Pola Negri, famous for her tragedienne and femme fatale roles. |
| Her genius as a tragedienne surpassed her talent as a singer. |
| She was regarded as a tragedienne and often compared to great actresses of the day. |
| She repeatedly escaped into tragedienne dreams, while her mate strutted like a boulevardier. |
| Looking wonderful in Ingeborg Bernerth's handsome costumes, she was every inch the grand tragedienne, stellar of presence and pliantly poetic of plastique. |
| On the evening in question, a very large audience greeted the tragedienne, and she was received, with much enthusiasm. |
