New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 27

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER & 1926, up dancing, which led her to H*r~| suddenly conceived the idea of the Pacific g pictures. She comes of one i iy ST 1A d o Mot peis : of the eldest families in Montreal. | Qapi g At That Time 200,000 Soldiers ;os=ifc Teiioas end doss Lana- | \ang Yho Gain Fame on Soregn *'cine oocst Jamies o Mo con: | Seri, O Goast of Sonore, Be- 3 “ ligse r were the poor- gressman, but pictures sidetracke 7 . Were in Parade et in e memorion o Calorni | PReler Other Careers v e come Very Docile \ companies, the b Marion Davies wanted 3 T {author like Louisa M. Alcott, Owen . Washington, Oct. 8. (P—Maylyy, coast of Mexlep and Alaska. By the Assoclated Presa {Moore desired to be a physielan, and 33 2nd 24, 1366, the Grand Army|." usual of the| Hallywood, Oet. §. 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