The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1932, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1932 Society Woman Sues Former Film Beauty? Sict'® Protos CLAIRE WINDSOR IS INVOLVED IN AFFAIR WITH YOUNG BROKER Blonde Beauty of Movies Named in $100,000 Alienation Suit on Coast {$ CALLED ‘LOVE PIRATE’ Actress Denies She Stole Affec- tions of Alfred C. Read, Jr. of San Francisco (Copyright, 1932, NEA Service, Inc.) The woman who was hailed a few years ago as “the most beautiful blonde in the movies” today stands accused as a “love pirate,” faced by a suit for $100,000 by the wife of the man whose affections she is alleged to have stolen. Whether Claire Windsor, film star whose graceful beauty once capti- vated millions of movie-goers, must pay this price to Mrs. Marian Y. Read for the lost love of her husband, Al- fred C. Read, Jr. is a question that now pends before the courts at Oak- land, Calif., where Mrs. Read's alien- ation suit is on file. Moreover, Mrs. Read has sued her husband for di- voree, naming Miss Windsor as co- respondent. The former movie queen, the 29- year-old San Francisco stock broker and his socially prominent wife form! years later this union had come to| Windsor letters. the three points in this Pacific coast! the parting of the ways, as so many | “love triangle,” interest in which has Richholt’s Thayer and Seventh Phone 631 Fruits and Vegetables Extra Special Token Coffee 3 Ibs. for 57¢ Crisco 3-pound can for ... ._ S@e Cake Flour Swansdown, 22 c per package . Jello Se et Batter Psu Flakes can, each . Meat Department Swift’s Sliced Bacon, 14-lb. pkg. rene "9 Fancy Rib Back Bacon, per Ib. . sh Dressed 20c 20c 19c Its your Fancy F: Springers, per Ib, Swift's Premium Franks, per Ib. Round Steak, Fancy, per Ib. Flour. guarantee is protection. Use Climax strong MRS. DREAR: Deary me, the jam pet brok- en and Polly's dresso sight! How will | ev rub those stains evt? MARS. MARIAN Y READ ne Libby Holman- b” Walker drama been revived by Smith Reynolds- in North Carolina * * * + Claire Windsor's famous beauty— hair like golden sunshine, eyes of {deepest blue and features like those of a Dresden china doll—had been |pretty well forgotten until last March when Mrs. Read filed her $100,000 ‘suit. Then those whose memory goes back to the days of the silent films remembered Miss Windsor for her {successful roles in such bygone pic- jtures as “Fools First,” “Brothers Un- jder the Skin,” Captain Lash” and | “Midstream.” | | They remembered, too, that she had been the wife of Bert Lytell, that |She and Lytell had eloped to Mexico | jin 1925 and that about a couple of | movie marriages do. | Then Claire had faded out of the ex-stars. +4 % Suddenly Claire Windsor's name came into the news. She was playing in Al Jolson's “Wonder Bar” at San Francisco when officers served on her the papers in Mrs. Read's $100,000 suit, which charged that the famous blonde beauty stole the affec- tions of Mr. Read, prominent stock broker and former University of Cali- fornia athlete. Mrs. Read charged that her hus- band was “constantly in the com- pany” of Miss Windsor when he was in Los Angeles, “supposedly on busi- ness.” She declared the actress had pursued “a course of conduct caleu- lated to win his love.” Almost simul- taneously, she filed the divorce suit naming Miss Windsor as co-respond- ent. | “Why, the very idea!” exclaimed ‘aire. “I never lured any man away from his wife and never expect to. Of course, I know Mr. Read; I was introduced to him by Louis Epstein, Al Jolson’s manager, but I don’t know why all this fuss should be made over my knowing him. Honestly, I don't know what it is all about; it has me flabbergasted or floundered, or some- thing like that.” ee & | Very adroitly, Mrs. Read obtained x in friendly poses. She submitted the | And so, in July, when Claire Wind- sor was called upon to make a de- position under oath, it is said she admitted she “had loved" Mr. Read, but denied alienating his affections. Roy Hudson, attorney for Mrs. Read, said that Claire admitted writ- ing the letters and quoted her as hav- ing said in the deposition: | “Yes, I wrote those letters. I was very fond of Mr. Read then. In fact, you might say I loved him. But I had no idea I was coming between him and his wife. break up anybody's home. I thought Mr. Read and his wife had separated, and he led to believe that.” Whereupon Mrs. Read commented: “Miss Windsor admitted just ex- actly what I have said in my suit.” Midway between the filing of the suit and Claire's deposition came an exciting episode. In May, Mrs. Read had her hus- band arrested on a charge that he had kidnaped her at the point of a gun. She told Oakland police that he had abducted her from the home of friends and, with several accom- plices, driven her to a lonely spot in a forest 30 miles away. obtained the car keys and escaped when her. husband fell asleep beside the road. One report had it that a reconcilia- ion was the purpose of the alleged naping. Another report had it that Read was trying to effect the return of letters written to him by Miss Windsor which, it was said, he had previously turned over to his wife in an attempted reconciliation and upon her promise that she would drop her suit. Mrs. Read declared she had no in- letters that Claire had written to her} = husband and pictures showing them} pictures as proof of her contentions. | I had no desire to, She said she | MARS. CHEER: There, there, it isn't as theugh her dress wes ruined. Oxydel will get it clean in a jiffy without rubbing. | 1 | tention of dropping it. How adr i hotel with her husband to get the Ye # ' Confident of vindication, | Windsor has declared that she is ‘picture into the forgotten limbo of| ready for a “fight to the finish.” She | | asserts that it is her duty to beat the r, she | lionaire, Philip Plant, who was once spending part of a night in @/ine husband of Constance Bennett. ;In 1930 Claire was aboard Plant's yacht when it was sunk in a collision trom the sea. | as beautiful as ever. Miss Off Stamford, Conn., and was rescued Today the former movie queen fs She is five feet |case and thus protect otier movie | SIX inches in height; her weight still jlumin “unwarranted | charg ries from ‘been unjustly accused and {it is my turn now,” says the blond |beauty. “I am going to fight to a finish because it is high time t his abuse of people in the public veye. ! “*Tt is all so utterly absurd; why, I have seen Mr. Read only five or six | times in my life.” | * Ok Ok | Viola Czonk—the Topeka school | girl who found fame in Hollywood | after a brief residence in Seattle and | changed her name to Claire Windsor —has known romance before. | When still in her teens she was married to William Bowles, whom she divorced in 1920, and by whom she | has a son, Billie Bowles, born in 1919. 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