DIBBLE, Dorothy (aka Doris Deane) - Revision history

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	DIBBLE, Dorothy (aka Doris Deane). (~~Dubuque, IA~~, January 20, 1900--Hollywood, CA, Mar. 24, 1974). Dibble, the daughter of C. R. Dibble and his wife, attended [[PRESCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] before her family moved to California. Her parents attempted to discourage her from pursuing a career in [[MOTION PICTURES]] by sending her to the exclusive Orton Sisters' school in Pasadena.		[[Image:dibble.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: https://calisphere.org/item/94be4e481c7e7c4c62679b5725c75dbe/]]DIBBLE, Dorothy (aka Doris Deane). (La Crosse, WI January 20, 1900--Hollywood, CA, Mar. 24, 1974). Dibble, the daughter of C. R. Dibble and his wife, attended [[PRESCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] before her family moved to California. Her parents attempted to discourage her from pursuing a career in [[MOTION PICTURES]] by sending her to the exclusive Orton Sisters' school in Pasadena.

	Their efforts were not successful and after graduation she traveled to New York City to earn a living as a screen star. She took one year's instruction from the Morton Sisters, practitioners of esthetic dancing, and then looked for directors who would give her dancing roles in films.		Their efforts were not successful and after graduation she traveled to New York City to earn a living as a screen star. She took one year's instruction from the Morton Sisters, practitioners of esthetic dancing, and then looked for directors who would give her dancing roles in films.

	She returned to Pasadena and played opposite Frank Mayo in several films. She also appeared in a serial with Eddie Polo in comedy. She also appeared in:		She returned to Pasadena and played opposite Frank Mayo in several films. She also appeared in a serial with Eddie Polo in comedy. She also appeared in: (1)

	Robert Montgomery Presents (TV Series)		Robert Montgomery Presents (TV Series)
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	1921 The Shark Master		1921 The Shark Master
	June Marstoon (as Dorris Deane)		June Marstoon (as Dorris Deane)
	1919 His Vampy Ways (Short) She was married to Elmer S. Hartz and Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle. (1)		1919 His Vampy Ways (Short)

			She was married to Elmer S. Hartz and Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle. (2)

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	1. IMDb. "Doris Dean," Online: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0213009/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm		1. IMDb. "Doris Dean," Online: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0213009/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

			2. Ibid.

	[[Category: Actor/Actress]]		[[Category: Actor/Actress]]

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 Their efforts were not successful and after graduation she traveled to New York City to earn a living as a screen star. She took one year's instruction from the Morton Sisters, practitioners of esthetic dancing, and then looked for directors who would give her dancing roles in films.
-She returned to Pasadena and played opposite Frank Mayo in several films. She also appeared in a serial with Eddie Polo in comedy. She appeared in "His First Car" (1924), "Stupid, But Brave" (1924) and "Dynamite Doggie" (1925). She was married to Elmer S. Hartz and Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle. (1)
+She returned to Pasadena and played opposite Frank Mayo in several films. She also appeared in a serial with Eddie Polo in comedy. She also appeared in:
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	1. IMDb. "Doris Dean," Online: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0213009/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm		1. IMDb. "Doris Dean," Online: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0213009/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

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DIBBLE, Dorothy (aka Doris Deane). (Dubuque, IA, January 20, 1900--Hollywood, CA, Mar. 24, 1974). Dibble, the daughter of C. R. Dibble and his wife, attended [[PRESCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] before her family moved to California. Her parents attempted to discourage her from pursuing a career in [[MOTION PICTURES]] by sending her to the exclusive Orton Sisters' school in Pasadena.

Their efforts were not successful and after graduation she traveled to New York City to earn a living as a screen star. She took one year's instruction from the Morton Sisters, practitioners of esthetic dancing, and then looked for directors who would give her dancing roles in films.

She returned to Pasadena and played opposite Frank Mayo in several films. She also appeared in a serial with Eddie Polo in comedy. She appeared in "His First Car" (1924), "Stupid, But Brave" (1924) and "Dynamite Doggie" (1925). She was married to Elmer S. Hartz and Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle. (1)

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1. IMDb. "Doris Dean," Online: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0213009/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm