DeskrivadurDolores del Rio from Stars of the Photoplay.jpg	Publicity photo of Dolores del Rio from Stars of the Photoplay
Deiziad	1930
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THIS lovely Mexican girl was born in Durango, August 3, 1905, and .vas named Dolores Asunsolo. In 1921, when a society girl in Mexico City, she was married to Jaime Del Rio. Edwin Carewe, the director, saw her and prevailed upon her to enter upon a motion picture career. She made her film debut in 1925, and since then has reached stardom. She is 5 feet, inches, weighs 120 pounds, has black hair arid brown eyes. She divorced her husband in June, 1928, and he died abroad later that same year.