£6000 LOST IN A DAY
| CHARGE AGAINS'I’ OLIVER HARDY j LOS ANGELES, July (>. h Episodes not. unlike those frequently 1 porfrayed jit his films were described iilurc when Mr. Oliver Hardy, the cor. ■i puleni member of the Laurel and Hardy comedy film partnership, began an action for divorce. I His wife, who was formerly Myrtle I; Reeves, Hie actress, has meanwhile piled an action against him, claiming £lO,OOO damages. She alleges that he indulges in excessive gambling and tlml. during a. family quarrel he slapj ped his sister-in-law. The latter | charge he denies strongly. ! Mi’S. Hardy asserts that in one day’s racing her husband lost R6OOO, and that his usual daily gambling losses wiry between ££o aud £25.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 August 1933, Page 4
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