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THE EVEIT10ELidsES a c-In had be-; In real rom Cast mly hit -netok»t or ondi ml, naniltMiurt-ondeVALENTINO MAY PACE BIGAMY CHARGE FOR MARRYING MISS HUDNUT(Continual from First Page)come from Mm sines ho wm mar-rlrd. KIn friends were greatly our-prlitcd, an they thought ha was going to Mesieo on a hunting trip. The Universal Studios aaid they had not been not1 lad of th© wedding and that whan Valentino left It waa understood he waa going to Palm Springs for a vacation trip.According to legal authorities hers, Valentino may come under tha Inhibition* of the Federal moral code and under the State law may be open to a charge of bigamy. Whll* the matter ana brought to the attention of t s District Attorney’s office. no formal complaint waa filed against tha screen star.Inquiry at the Lanky studio, where Valentino la employed, brought the Information that he waa out of town for three weeks. The management declined to discuss the marriage or what effect It may have, If any. on his employmentJcnn Acker said last night she “would like to do nomethlng because of Valentino's marriage to Mlsa HudnutI vrlll fake the matter up with my attorney to-morrow. said Mlsa Acker.Nell McCarthy, attorney for Mies Acker, said any prosecution of Valentino for hlgamy wua a matter for the Htatn authorities, and he had Informed the actreae 11 was not necessary for her to swear to a complaint against him.“I cannot state at present. he added, what steps my client maywith to taVe.At the District Attorney’s office It waa admitted by Major Thomas Mo-Clelland, deputy In charm of the Issuance of oomplalnts. that the marriage on Oct. 3 oi la**l year of Frank Mayo, a cinema star, Is also under consideration.Mayo obtained *n Int rlueutory decree of divorce from his first wife on Sept It. 1021. and married Dag. mar Oodowsky. an actress and daughter of Leopold Oodowsky. piano virtuoso, at Tla Juana four day* Inter. This ceremony in assert'd by the authorities to be an Infringement of the section of the i*enul coils covering tha crime of bigamy.VALENTINO STARTED FOR NEW YORK UNTIL MATTERS CLEARED UPA despatch from Mezlctll says Valentino told friends there Mint ho and Ms bride were leaving immediately for New Tork, to remain until technicalities connected with the dlvoroe case are closed up.Valentino made his first lilt on the screen In Rn Ingram’s The Four Horsemen of the Aponilypne. His first wife is said to have reported that he wss unspoiled until he came Hast and was feted after hi- triumph In this picture.Coming here from Italy '•rlgtnally to be a landscape garden*?r, he became a dancor In vaudeville instead After several yearn of this he went Into motion pictures. Ills rise was rapid until he became one of the most prominent lending men on the screen. He played Arnmnd opposite Naslmova In Camille, and It was 1n connection with thia production that ha ft rat met Miss Hudnut. who under the name of Natasha Ilambova has been art director for Nasi mo va for sov-eral years, designing her costumes and settings.IRWftltloneThwerethe |Iwlniforabroithe | by h t uiiia Ho Is to carfij will psycl give the i Hr us a noml open Wl cratl depu mad elm r.HrtabllMtt('emWllllandthe IbriefeomtApplin th
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New York Evening World
New York, New York, US
Tue, May 16, 1922
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