Jack Benny to adopt another child in fall
Hollywood (Wide World) –
Little Joan Benny, eight-year-old adopted daughter of comedian Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone, will have a little “sister” in the fall.
Jack says they expect to adopt another child, probably a girl, shortly after he concludes his present screen commitments.
Benny says:
We’ve been wanting another child, but we just haven’t had time to attend to the adoption matters.
From what home the child will be adopted is yet undetermined.
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The Pittsburgh Press (August 3, 1942)
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By John Grover, Wide World Features writer
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