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Sylvia Ashley. Sylvia, Lady Ashley (born Edith Louisa Hawkes, 1 April 1904 – 29 June 1977) was an English model, actress, and socialite who was best known for her numerous marriages to British and Georgian noblemen and American movie stars. Sylvia Ashley, nascida Edith Louisa Hawkes (Paddington, 1 de abril de 1904 — Los Angeles, 29 de junho ...
21. Jan. 2020 · Lady Sylvia Ashley was just a name to me, and now, thanks to you, I knoe more about this human and seemingly sweet figure. The line "Maybe she was looking for another Doug. Maybe he was looking for another Lombard." was heartbreaking. I hope she was at least happy with Doug. Kisses! Le February 3, 2020 at 1:44 PM
1957 Confidential Magazine with article about Gable's first wife Josephine Dillon With fourth wife Sylvia Ashley. Gable married 5 times and was linked romantically to many other women. His first engagement was to actress Franz Dorfler when he was about 21. Dorfler introduced Gable to Josephine Dillon, who would become his acting coach, manager ...
In February 1927, she married Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Lord Ashley, heir of the 9th Earl of Shaftsbury who strongly disapproved of the match, and a scandal ensued. She left him within the year. A divorce would not be finalized until November 1934, and despite it, she continued to style herself as 'Lady Sylvia Ashley.' She met Douglas Fairbanks ...
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The Bookshop Girl: 1 | Bishop, Sylvia, King, Ashley | ISBN: 9781407159690 | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon.
