DescriptionDorothy-Peterson-1928.jpg	English: Portrait photograph of actress Dorothy Peterson, playing the role of Lucy Seward in the Broadway production of Dracula Caption reads, in part, as follows: Pretty, Blonde, Dorothy Peterson—The Lightmotif in "Dracula" In this blood-curdling thriller, dramatized by Hamilton Deane and John Balderston, from Bram Stoker's famous novel, Miss Peterson's fair comeliness shines through every scene like a flood of sunlight in a chamber of horrors.
Date	July 1928
Source	Theatre Magazine, July 1928 (page 13)
Author	Theatre Magazine Company; Irving Chidnoff (1896-1966), photographer
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Theatre Magazine, July 1928. Louis Meyer and Paul Meyer, Publishers. Published monthly by the Theatre Magazine Company, 2 West 45th Street, New York City. Copyright notice appears on page 4C.

• Copyright registered June 13, 1928 (B 793177, page 566) by the Theatre Magazine Co., New York.

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