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. Other films included ''Bridal Grief'', ''Artists and Models'' and ''China Passage''.

Career

Marlowe's career was interrupted in 1943 when a dog bit her, causing injuries that she said would mean being unable to work in films for at least six months. She sued the dog's owner for $31,425 in damages.

Death

Marlowe died at the age of 95 in

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after a long period of ill health.

References

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