Douglas Fairbanks, Sylvia Fairbanks, Samuel and Frances Gold

Douglas Fairbanks, his third wife Sylvia (born Sylvia Hawkes, formerly Lady Ashley), the American film producer Samuel Goldwyn and his second wife, Frances (born Frances Howard) before their departure in the Waterloo Station in London. They went by train to the departure point of the ocean liner Queen Mary with which they returned to the U.S. Goldwyn and Fairbanks participated as representatives of the American film production company United Artists Corporation in a conference on the restructuring of the company. It was agreed that the sales will be more cost-effective and that the members, such as Goldwyn himself, should receive higher dividends

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Agreed Cost Departure Dividends Effective Fairbanks Formerly Goldwyn Hawkes Higher Participated Receive Restructuring Returned Sales Waterloo

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