MOVIES - Feb. 15, 1990
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Lookout for This Oscar: The nominations are out, but one Oscar is missing. The search is on for the Oscar of Marie Dressler, who worked with Charlie Chaplin and won the best actress award in 1931 for her performance in the film “Min and Bill.” The Oscar has been missing since her death more than 50 years ago. The Marie Dressler Foundation hopes to find the statue and showcase it as it restores Dressler’s landmark home in Ontario, Canada. Anyone with information can contact The Marie Dressler Foundation at (416) 372-4301 in Ontario, Canada.
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