Look especially at the youthful Hepburn, from " A Bill of Divorcement " to " The Philadelphia Story " ( 1940 ), in which she would be _ let's see _ 33.
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1918 : The Katy Independent School District was established by voters, by divorcement election from the City of Katy, and incorporated the common school districts in Dishman, Schlipf, Sills, and a school for African-Americans.
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By the time he was 21 Douglas had landed a featured role in an all-star London revival of " A Bill of Divorcement " and by 23 he was producing and directing plays in the city's West End.
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While Hughes delayed the divorcement procedure until December 1950 and didn't actually sell his stock in the theater company for another three years, his decision to acquiesce was one of the crucial steps in the collapse of classical Hollywood's studio system.
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In 1932, Burke made her Hollywood comeback, starring as Margaret Fairfield in " A Bill of Divorcement ", directed by George Cukor . ( She played Katharine Hepburn's mother in the film, which was Hepburn's debut ).
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A scout for the Hollywood agent Leland Hayward spotted Hepburn's appearance in " The Warrior's Husband ", and asked her to test for the part of Sydney Fairfield in the upcoming RKO film " A Bill of Divorcement ".
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The studio, which had fought against divorcement for so long, became the first of the majors to break up, ahead of schedule, finalizing divestiture on December 31, 1949 . By this time, there were 19, 000 movie theaters in the United States.
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In general, it is accepted that for a Jewish divorce to be effective the husband must hand to the wife, and not vice versa, a bill of divorcement, called a Rabbenu Gershom )-- accepted universally throughout European Jewish communities prohibited a husband from divorcing his wife against her will.
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An editorial of the time in the " New York Spectator ", discussed how the Navy eliminated " extra allowance " given to officers, " which has reduced the pay of that branch of the service so low as scarcely to leave to the officers engaged in it the means to keep body and soul from divorcement ."
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At Scorsese's request, she watched 35-millimeter prints of all the first 15 of Hepburn's films, starting with her first movie, " A Bill of Divorcement, " in 1932 . " I wanted Cate to be immersed in Kate's body language, to establish a sense memory of her mannerisms, her poise, " Scorsese explained.
