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(Madelyn Jones)
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| 21 March 17 |
is born in Salley, South Carolina, to E.G. and Ruth Jones
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attends college in South Carolina
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marries Robert Duncan, an executive at Bank of America
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her photo is entered in a contest sponsored by CBS Radio for a part in a radio play in Hollywood. She wins the part and takes the name of the character she plays, Lois Collier, as her professional name.
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as Madelyn Earle, she's in films for 20th Century-Fox
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| July 43 |
files for divorce from Duncan
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| 1 January 44 |
is on the cover of Yank, the Army Weekly
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| January 44 |
young actor Helmut Dantine is seen kissing her hand
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meets fellow actress June Vincent while filming Ladies Courageous. On a blind date together, June meets her future husband of 50 years.
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| August 44 |
the stories linking her and Dantine are uncovered as bald bunk. Their personal press agents room together.
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| 47 |
is cast for Slave Girl. In 1952 she will consider this part the best she ever had.
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marries Bob Oakley
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used to meet June Vincent every week at church but loses touch when June and her husband move south
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| 51 |
beams about her sophisticated part in the "Boston Blackie" TV series
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| 22 September 57 |
marries 48-year-old producer and entertainment attorney Paul P. Schreibman
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| 27 October 99 |
dies at age 82 from Alzheimer’s Disease. Schreibman survives. He will die at age 92 in 2001 in Los Angeles.
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is interred at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California, in the Hall of David, T-6-2, Crypt 6386
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Sources:
Kirk Crivello, Ladies of the Western by Michael G. Fitzgerald and Boyd Magers, Nevada State Journal, Syracuse Herald-Journal, The Independent Record, www.IMDb.com, www.Findagrave.com, www.Ancestry.com |
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