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Subject: Re: Lincoln Plummer

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crazy craig

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Date Posted: Thu, April 04 2019, 10:02:03
In reply to: crazy craig 's message, "Re: Lincoln Plummer" on Thu, April 04 2019, 8:28:45

>>>https://archive.org/stream/variety90-1928-02#page/n24
>8
>>/
>>>mode/1up/search/plummer (Variety, 22 Feb 1928)
>>>
>>>"Lincoln Plummer [sic], 52, picture acter [sic],
>>>died suddenly of heart disease Feb. 14 at his home in
>>>Hollywood, Cal. The day of his death he had just
>>>completed a part in a Charley Chase comedy. He
>>>collapsed after eating dinner. Efforts to revive him
>>>were futile."
>>>
>>>Additional note: his wife was Rose Plumer (OPENED BY
>>>MISTAKE).
>>
>>Just noted MOLLY THOMPSON died the same day and is
>>included on the same page with Lincoln Plummer.
>
>I have the mad desire to write a work of speculative
>fiction which explores the TRUE story regarding the
>demises, on the same day, of Molly Thompson and
>Lincoln Plummer. Did Plummer die, in the embrace of
>Miss Thompson, (not as Variety might have you believe)
>whilst inside a traveling limousine?

By the by, Lincoln Plummer succumbed at the age of 52 according to the Variety article of Feb. 1928 and that age is corroborated by the vital dates on his ANM page. He looks to be well over 62, so I can understand that number being posted underneath his photo which I guess needs to be corrected. Thank you, Lord Heath.

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Re: Lincoln Plummer	Lord (The Plumers)	Thu, April 04 2019, 14:23:11