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A BOY’S WAGES. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). LOS ANGELES, August 11. His aunt, Myllicent, has filed answer to a suit that was brought on August sth, for a restraining order against the hoy actor, Freddie Bartholomew. In her answer she alleges that the Metro-Goldwyn-Alayer Corporation engineered the smuggling of Freddie Bartholomew from England in 1934, because his proposed employment in the movies there violated the British child labour laws. She claim s that the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company promised him a new contract if the film “David Copperfield’’ were, successful, and she adds that Freddie has been offered 7,500 dollars per week by rival,. companies. SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE. SANTA BARBARA, August 11. Alter their having been thirty years married, Mr s Editli Oland, is suing the actor Warner Oland, for separate maintenance at the rate of 3,500 dollars a month. She alleges his over indulgence in liquor.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 August 1937, Page 5
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