COMEDIAN AND MAID.
ELOPEMENT WITH MAX LENDER
!Elec. Tel Cop>rljrht—T'nltci] Press As*n. lAustralian and N '/, cable Association.) LONDON, April 30. Tho Daily Express' Paris correspondent says: The elopement of Max Lincler, the film star, with a pretty seven-teen-year-old daughter of a wealthy Parisian widow ended when the girl's mother, accompanied by a, detective, broke into the room of the hotel which the couple were occupying in Antibes. The mother and daughter "fell into each other's, arms while Max, who is twenty years older, professed his love for the girl and begged to be allowed to marry her. The mother and daughter returned lo Paris, leaving Max in the hotel.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16114, 1 May 1923, Page 3
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