Henry Jaynes Fonda
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After a year and a half of courting her, he proposed and they married. They lived in Greenwich Village, New York City, but the marriage only lasted about four months. This marriage then likely occurred in late 1929 or early 1930. Again here I am correcting Biography.com which erroneously states that they married in 1931 and divorced in 1933. This as we'll see probably relates to their '''re'''-marriage.</td></tr></table> | After a year and a half of courting her, he proposed and they married. They lived in Greenwich Village, New York City, but the marriage only lasted about four months. This marriage then likely occurred in late 1929 or early 1930. Again here I am correcting Biography.com which erroneously states that they married in 1931 and divorced in 1933. This as we'll see probably relates to their '''re'''-marriage.</td></tr></table> | ||
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| + | Henry Fonda made his Broadway debut as a walk‐on in 1929's ''The Game of Love and Death''. Perhaps the date of this play can be narrowed further with a bit more research. | ||
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| + | Henry, like many aspiring actors and singers, worked part-time, during this time, as a male model for artists. In 1930 a book was published listing some of these model's with their measurements and his name was mentioned there. And right now, a dozen art historians are scrambling through moldy paintings to find a naked 25-year-old Henry Fonda.... | ||
===Early Career=== | ===Early Career=== | ||
