Word: wedding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Engaged. John Gilbert, film actor; and Virginia Bruce, his leading lady in Downstairs (now in production). Cinemactor Gilbert may not wed until his divorce from his third wife, Ina Claire, becomes final...
...nearby castle of Enkendaal lives wealthy Landowner Baron van Leyden, whose stepdaughter, Julie, Alison wed to tutor in England...
...majesty of the state which could make such a boast was not lost on a Europe which had already awakened to the vision of empire, and the ascendant star of the city "where the merchants are the kings, where St. Mark's is, where the doges used to wed the sea with rings," was seen and worshipped west as well as east. A young Londoner, knowing no more of Venice than its rumored fame, caught some of the majesty, and more of the glamor, in a play called "The Merchant of Venice." Today Venetians themselves turn to its bright staccato...
...King Gustav V; and one Karin Emma Louise Nissvandt, of Stockholm; in a London registry office. Because the King would not consent to his marriage to a commoner (forbidden by the Swedish Constitution for persons of royal blood), it was necessary for Prince Lennart to renounce his royal rights, wed in a foreign country. At the reception the couple skoaled each other as Mr. & Mrs. Lennart Bernadotte...
...with each other at first sight. They have been acquainted only two days when he is called back to Manhattan to look after his architectural business. He offers marriage, and for the first time they sit down soberly and try to find out about each other. He has been wed before, divorced, has a child in Colorado. These revelations suddenly turn a carefree romance into a very serious, grown-up affair. They decide to cancel out the whole thing. But chance and another cablegram offer the two lovers a second opportunity. This time they embrace...