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In 1929, seven years after the success of Blood and Sand, Naldi was named as a party in the divorce proceedings between 54-year-old millionaire J. Searle Barclay from his wife of 16 years. Barclay and Naldi had met during her stage career a decade earlier and had lived together with her sister in New York since 1920.
Act 3: Marriage, Later Years. Very cosmopolitan and consequently fascinating is J. Searle Barclay, Jr., who chases around the circles leaving a trail of broken hearts in his wake. New York, little London, Glenwood Springs and Littleton—they all know the festive J. In early 1929 Isabella Barclay finally filed for a Parisian divorce; in August ...
Discover life events, stories and photos about James Searle Barclay (1876–1945) of New York, United States.
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She left the screen when she was married to J. Searle Barclay, who later died. Miss Naldi returned to Broadway in 1933 in "The Firebird" and "Queer People." She once remarked that after her 1933 appearance, she "achieved comparative obscurity and watched what they once called my 'oriental appearance' get to look like something from Angkor Vat ...
Mar 29, 2023 · In 1929, seven years after the success of Blood and Sand, Naldi was named as a party in the divorce proceedings between 54-year-old millionaire J. Searle Barclay from his wife of 16 years. Barclay and Naldi had met during her stage career a decade earlier and had lived together with her sister in New York since 1920.
In 1923 Nita was publicly linked with the man she would eventually marry, blue-blooded playboy James Searle Barclay, Jr. Barclay hailed from a wealthy and impeccably descended Long Island family and was 24 years Nita’s senior.
