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Maria Carni, Princess Norina Matchabelli - Movie Actress
Maria Carni, Princess Norina Matchabelli (1880-1957) - Actress and Movie Star. Born Norina Gilli, she attended the Berlin Drama School of Max Reinhardt. Her first play premiered in London in 1911 at the Olympic Hall - written by her husband Karl Gustav Vollmoeller and entitled The Miracle it was wordless. She later married Prince Matchabelli whom she later divorced. Became a disciple of Meher Baba. Date: circa 1911
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Maria Carni, Princess Norina Matchabelli: A Remarkable Actress and Movie Star of the Early 20th Century This photograph showcases Maria Carni, Princess Norina Matchabelli, an Italian actress and movie star who graced the stages and screens of Europe during the early 1900s. Born as Norina Gilli, she began her acting career by attending the prestigious Berlin Drama School of Max Reinhardt. Her theatrical debut came in 1911 with the London premiere of her husband Karl Gustav Vollmoeller's wordless play, "The Miracle," at the Olympic Hall. The image portrays Princess Norina in an elegant, flowing costume, exuding an air of mystery and allure. Her enchanting presence on stage left audiences spellbound, leading to her rise as a celebrated actress and movie star. However, her personal life was as intriguing as her professional one. She later married Prince Matchabelli, but the union ended in divorce. Princess Norina's spiritual journey took a significant turn when she became a disciple of Meher Baba, a spiritual leader from India. This photograph, taken circa 1911, captures the essence of a remarkable woman who left an indelible mark on the history of Italian and European theatre and cinema. With her captivating performances and enigmatic persona, Princess Norina Matchabelli continues to intrigue and inspire generations of artists and audiences alike.
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