"BELIEVE IT OR NOT."
REPLY/ IN DIVORCE TRIAL.
,NEW YORK, November 3. When Robert Ripley, the creator of "Believe it, or Not," was in Australia, he received a writ from a notable Hollywood actress for breach of promise. Now he has returned from Australia, and Believe it or Not, has became the third party in another form of writ. Ripley missed a golden opportunity to reiterate his famous line on his own behalf in the Divorce Court, when Julius Goldstein, a wealthy silk merchant, was a divorce from his wife, whom he said he found in Ripley's company when he made a raid on her flat. Ripley did not appear in Court. "Well, Believe it or Not," said the judge, "Goldstein is entitled to a decree, anyway." . ■ ..
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 266, 9 November 1932, Page 7
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