Gloria Delves in New York to Find Stan Wayburn
Gloria Gordon travels to New York to find Stan Wayburn, hoping acting fame awaits. She hires a hotel room, dreams of Broadway success, and confronts Stan’s chilly reception as she weighs leaving her husband behind.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Ranghild Swanson
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
May Seymour
John Seymour
Wayburn
Self
Jim Carewe
Shell
New York
Conway Choick
Miss Briggs
Gregory House
Seymour
Gregory
West Eleventh Street
Vellous
Broadway
Gloria Gregory
Union and Square Co
Gloria’s confrontation with Stan deepens in a tense scene
Gloria confronts Stan Wayburn over her debt and his cowardly manipulation. He resists helping her while she resents his control and hints at her escape via a show. A telephone call interrupts, revealing he has just married Sonya Chotek, leaving Gloria seething and vowing revenge.
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Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
Mr. Wayburn
Stan
Conya Chatek
Sonya Chatek
Consa Chotek
Wayburn
Sonya Chotek
Washurn
Sunshine
Conve Chotek
Stan Wayburn
Jim
Kit Cameron
Waybarat
Sonya
Chotek
Dope Peddler Given Heavy Nine-Year Federal Sentence
Denver June 10 After praying for mercy John Scardone was sentenced to nine years in Leavenworth by Federal Judge J Foster Symes for narcotics trafficking. The judge called the term one of the heaviest for such a charge and Scardone murmured about there being no God, at least in Colorado, after the sentence.
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Denver
Associated
Gas bombs to poison cities called absurd says admiral
Washington June 1 Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves retired dismissed claims that airplanes could drop gas bombs to poison cities calling such statements untenable. He noted 20000 tons of gas needed to affect residents of the District of Columbia and warned it would require more planes than exist.
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Washington
Albert Gleaves
Colum
Governor grants fourth reprieve for murderer Arthur H. Mitchell
Denver authorities report Governor Morley has issued a fourth reprieve for Arthur H. Mitchell, convicted of killing Mrs. Georgia Bryan and Andrew J. Sherie. The delay shifts the execution date to August 1 as the case proceeds through appeals and possible commutation.
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Denver
Associated Press
Morley
Arthur H. Mitchell
Georgia Bryan
Andrew J. Sherie
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