Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1927-09-29 | Page 5 | 'Lost' Actress Suffers Little

lOST ACTRESS SUFFERS LITTLE Shows No Sign of Five Days in Death Val Val- Valley ley Desert LOS ANGELES Sept By The AssocIated The Evening Ex- Ex Express pr press after examining n a physicians physician's report of Ue the condition of Marton Marlon Mack flying film actress who emerged Monday with the story that she had been lost five fI days In Death Valley VaHey says today that the famous sea sand waste has lost Its sting sting-at least for movie mo folk For the actrEss who told a thrilling story of battling desert sun wind wildcats and coyotes before she and her pilot came out of the valley In Inthe inthe the troublesome plane in which they entered yesterday was found to be suffering only from three blisters on her toes Miss Mack and Alfred the pilot who was to take her and the good wishes of the film colony to Jack Dempsey prior to his title battle at Chicago flew Into Yermo on the Mo- Mo MoJave Mojave Jave desert Monday the morning first time the missing plane ne and duo had been heard from since the take ort a weEk ago today Photographers were on hand to record her arrival In film So yesterday wh when n Lewis Lewin LC the actress actress' husband reported that h he had brought her home by train and that she was In ii a state of collapse J Byron Sloane prominent Los Angeles physIcian was asked to examine her Dr Sloane's Sionne's report was to the ef- ef effect effect that Miss Mack had fairly large blisters on each little toe and another much smaller on the adjoinIng toe et cc eton on loot I