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...speculative investment, complained in court that she had failed to keep them in luxury (TIME, April 2, 1934). Pacified with an extra-legal settlement, the old folks retired to a goat ranch near Hollywood. Meanwhile, Mary Astor's and Franklyn Thorpe's child was born, named Marylyn...
Last year Miss Astor gave Dr. Thorpe an uncontested divorce, custody of little Marylyn, a property settlement of $60,000. Last month the dark, willowy young actress suddenly petitioned the Los Angeles Superior Court for full custody of her child, an annulment of her marriage and divorce. Each of these objectives Dr. Thorpe promptly opposed...
...wandered to hoofs and rumps, lingered over well-shaped shoulders. But for Warsaw's twins there was but one standard of judgment: when the judges could not tell one twin from another they pinned duplicate blue ribbons on the pair. From the 3-year-old class they waved Marylyn and Carolyn Cook, of Warsaw, out of line; from the 4-year-olds Maurice and Richard Schinbeckler, of Columbia City, Ind. The last ribbons went to Mrs. Estella Dille and Mrs. Rosella Lewallen, 79, of Akron and Mentone, Ind. When the judging was over the 240 sets of twins elected...
Several of the lyrics of Florenz Ziegfield's new musical comedy, "Smiles", starring Marylyn Miller and the Astairs and which will be showing in Boston within two weeks, were written by Harold Adamson ex '30, former member of the Dramatic Club...
...Smith, whose technique be-speaks her earlier training with the Metropolitan Opera Company, features in several song and dance numbers and caps her performance with a solo too dance specialty which was the hit of the evening. A "Divertissement" by Mr. Piatou and Miss Kitchen, who is of the Marylyn Miller and Helen Hayes type, is by far the best specialty dance seen in Boston this year. Miss MacKay, whose youthful beauty appeals to the eye, should not have her efforts passed by without praise...