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The marriage circle has even the natives dizzy — so we don't blame you for wanting the latest lowdown on the screen marriages and divorces. Here it is!
By
Alma Whitaker
"Happy as a King.'" says Mr. Vidor; and Eleanor Boardman, who is Mrs. King Vidor II, agrees. The Vidors, with their two children, are one of Hollywood's
model families.
Owen Moore as former respective partners, have managed to weather all reported rifts within the lute of their marital happiness. Corinne Griffith, reported coming back to films, was formerly Mrs. Webster Campbell, but seems happy as Mrs. Walter Morosco. Adolphe Menjou exchanged a Katherine Tinsley for a Kathryn Carver three years ago, and appears content. Natalie Moorhead, in spite of her "ex." Raymond H. Phillips, a year back, appears to be making a go of it with Alan Crosland, the director.
And Mae Murray certainly gives an impression of beatific satisfaction with Prince David Mdivani, in spite of two previous matrimonial disasters with Jay O'Brien and Robert Leonard, respectively. The Antonio Morenos remain married after nigh ten years, although Daisy was originally Mrs. Danziger. Ruth Roland and Ben Bard keep up the good news, after Ruth had previously tried and found wanting Lionel Kent. Irene Rich gives every evidence of happiness with David Blankenhorn, although Irene had formerly been Mrs. Elvo Deffenbaugh and Mrs. Major Charles Rich.
Eddie Lowe and Lilyan Tashman, both frivolous dears, have remained married lo, these many years now, and neither has been divorced before. This
couple, about whom the gos Naxy a riH hfasJome f tte H^lorf
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ways manage to fool the scandalmongers. Give Brook and his English stage wife, Mildred Evelyn, remain happy though tied. So do Nick Stuart and Sue Carol. Ralph Forbes and Ruth Chatterton have had their small spats, but no divorces mar their former experience nor pop their ugly heads between them. Claudette Colbert and Norman Foster seem deliriously happy. Our star young couple for romantic happiness are Doug Fairbanks, Jr. and Joan Crawford. These two seem to enjoy a perfect love and understanding. Bebe Daniels, too, after two years with her Ben Lyon, radiates content, and is soon to present Ben with an heir.
Now that Marlene Dietrich's spouse. Herr Rudolph Sieber, has come over from Germany to join Marlene and their little daughter, Maria, the reunited DietrichSieber family presents one of the most idyllic pictures of wedded happiness in Hollywood.
Nils Asther and Vivian Duncan (no previous divorces) have been favored with a lambkin, and all seems to be well there. Lionel Barrymore, now back acting, seems to remain very faithful to his Irene Fenwick (his first wife was Doris Rankin). Hoot Gibson and Sally Eilers have given us no heartaches {Continued on page 99)
Adolphe Menjou, movie man-abcuttown, is a model husband to Kathryn. Carver Mrs. Menjou).