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fl Dolores Del Rio
If John Gilbert
H Joan Bennett
II Gloria Swanson
AFFAIRS OF THE HEART
IT WAS her Hollywood starring career vs. a small apartment in Paris, so Gloria Swanson chose the cinema. Her friends have seen the definite parting of Gloria and her titled husband, Henri, Marquis de la Falaise, coming for almost two years.
Henri didn't like Hollywood. Gloria couldn't think of the tiny apartment in the French capitol.
So the Marquis crossed the Atlantic and America to discuss his domestic status with his famous wife. The result was that they parted as the best of friends.
However, some stories say that the Marquis will obtain a divorce in Paris on the grounds of desertion and that he will marry Constance Bennett, who collected more than a million dollars alimony when she divorced the rich young Phil Plant.
Lola Lane, under contract to James Cruze Productions as a star, is going about with Lewis Ayres, the youngster who carried off the honors in All Quiet on the Western front.
Although John Gilbert calls nightly to take Ina Claire home after her work in Rebound, leaving her at her own apartment, rumors increase that the breach between the two is widening rather than mending.
Fred Niblo, Jr., .son of Fred Niblo, famous director, and l))m,self a story editor at Metro, will marry Patricia Henr)',
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Film folk who are ing "We will!" -"We do!"-"We're through!"
Beverly Hills debutante, within the next month. Fred, Jr., is the son of the late Josephine Cohan Niblo and nephew of George M. Cohan.
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Because the baby had a birth mark on its head, all Hollywood was excited by rumors that John Barrymore and Dolores Costello had split.
Instead, they have boarded the new Barrymore yacht, Infanta, and sailed for Mexico waters where they will fish. Two high-priced Hollywood surgeons had removed the birth mark from the young daughter's head before the hundred and eighty thousand dollar yacht had sailed.
Jean Harlow, the blonde who rose from extra ranks almost to stardom in Hell's Angels, isn't going to find it so easy to collect the forty-five hundred dollars from Charles F. McGrew. Jean claims the amount as back alimony.
But Charlie is the son of one of Chicago's wealthiest and most famous criminal attorneys. He charges in a counter suit filed in Los Angeles court that, while still his wife and against his wishes, Jean posed in the nude for a photographer.
Papa McGrew's Los Angeles friends are taking care of the case for Charles, Junior.
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Maybe it's love and maybe not, but John Loder, the handsome English actor, is Catherine Dale Owen's favorite escort in Hollywood these days.
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