Four of the McDonagh children pose for a photograph with their Aunt Mary. 

The McDonagh siblings, clockwise from top: John, Phyllis, Isabel and Paulette.

The siblings are wearing fancy dress and appear to be play-acting outdoors. 

William Carter (Barry Manton) and Sylvia Newland (Bebe Doree) in a scene from Those Who Love (1926).

A cinema lobby card for the McDonagh sisters' 1928 silent film The Far Paradise. 

This still is from the production of the McDonagh sisters film Two Minutes Silence (1932).

The McDonagh Sisters' first feature film, Those Who Love (1926), included beach scenes filmed at Tamarama Beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs.

This ten-minute film is the only documentary made about racehorse Phar Lap during his lifetime.

A flapper-style 1920s sequined evening dress bought in Paris and worn by Isabel McDonagh (credited as Marie Lorraine) in the Australian silent film The Cheaters (1929).

A scene from the Australian silent film The Cheaters (1929) featuring the flapper-style 1920s sequined evening dress worn by Paula Marsh (played by Isabel McDonagh, credited

A year after Cherry Carson (Isabel McDonagh billed as 'Marie Lorraine’) and her father (Gaston Mervale) have hidden at a remote farm, Peter Lawton (Paul Longuet) tracks her down.