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PÅ VÄG ATT GIFTA SIG

Orig. bildtext... ORIGINAL GIBSON GIRL AND AMERICAN FOOTBALLER TRY TO EVADE PHOTOGRAPHERS AFTER LONDON WEDDING. The wedding of Mrs. Paul Phipps, sister of Lady Astor, and an original Gibson Girl, one of the five Langhorne sisters of Virginia, made famous by Charles Dana Gibson, was married at the Princes Row register office, London, to Mr. Maurice Bennet Lefty Flynn, former Yale footballer. In order to evade photographers they left the register office separately. Mrs. Phipps was recently divorced from Mr. Paul Phipps, an American architect. Mr. Flynn, who has been married three times, was divorced by his third wife Viola Dana, the film actress. Photo shows: Mrs. Paul Phipps arriving at the register office for her wedding. Anm. Bråttom CD485 persons: NORA LANGHORNE PHIPPS sites: USA*;LONDON;STORBRITANNIEN.
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PÅ VÄG ATT GIFTA SIG
Orig. bildtext... ORIGINAL GIBSON GIRL AND AMERICAN FOOTBALLER TRY TO EVADE PHOTOGRAPHERS AFTER LONDON WEDDING. The wedding of Mrs. Paul Phipps, sister of Lady Astor, and an original Gibson Girl, one of the five Langhorne sisters of Virginia, made famous by Charles Dana Gibson, was married at the Princes Row register office, London, to Mr. Maurice Bennet Lefty Flynn, former Yale footballer. In order to evade photographers they left the register office separately. Mrs. Phipps was recently divorced from Mr. Paul Phipps, an American architect. Mr. Flynn, who has been married three times, was divorced by his third wife Viola Dana, the film actress. Photo shows: Mrs. Paul Phipps arriving at the register office for her wedding. Anm. Bråttom CD485 persons: NORA LANGHORNE PHIPPS sites: USA*;LONDON;STORBRITANNIEN
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