Ann Christy [SEP] cause of death
, Texas of a heart attack in 1987, aged 82.
References.
- "Los Angeles Times", "Harold Lloyd Finds Lead In Ann Christy", July 9, 1927, Page A7.
- "Los Angeles Times", "Comedy Recruits", July 17, 1927, Page J4.
- "Los Angeles Times", "World Travel Is Cherished Ambition Of Leading Lady", July 24, 1927, Page C13.
- "Los Angeles Times", "Jury Hearing
girlfriend Pegeen.
Mrs. Falsey (May Craig) chats with her old friend Barney Domigan (Harold Goldblatt), while her niece Mary Ann MacMahon (Maureen Connell) becomes acquainted with his son Christy (Godfrey Quigley). Domigan is on his way to arrange a marriage between Christy and a young woman with a substantial dowry. Mrs. Falsey persuades him to change his mind by informing him that the U.S. Army has awarded Mary Ann $10,000 for her father's death in battle. The young couple, unaware of this development