An artist’s sketch of a woman hidden on concrete walls deep in the undercroft, or basement, of the Lincoln Memorial for over a century may be graffiti of the early film star Theda Bara ...
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Six deaths were initially reported. Among the deceased was Yanga “Bara” Nyalara, an alleged notorious criminal from Khayelitsha in Cape Town, according to National Police Commissioner Fannie ...
FILE: Police tape at a crime scene. Picture: Thomas Holder/Eyewitness News CAPE TOWN - One of Khayelitsha's most feared criminals Yanga "Bara" Nyalara is believed to be one of seven suspects ...
The Washington Post reported that the image could be that of screen femme fatale Theda Bara, who epitomized the vamp (female vampire) image and was a huge star during the silent age of cinema.
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It is feared that one of the deceased is Yanga ‘Bara’ Nyalara, who is dubbed the extortion kingpin. He had been travelling with his bodyguards, who were heavily armed, on the N2 near Ndabakazi ...
Century-old graffiti under the Lincoln Memorial may depict silent-film star Theda Bara, with a profile sketch and the word "Vamp" found on the pillars in the basement. National Park Service ...
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