to French husband Costa be annulled because he was "temperamental and cold." In December 1937, she sued family members of her former husband, Wells, seeking $270,000 in trusts from his estate, because she said they had misrepresented certain papers they gave her to sign after his death. They told her, she said, the documents were to make certain the trusts were held for her, but she learned later the papers were actually waivers of her interest in the trusts. After marrying Lawson, her seventh husband, Dunbar went by the name Dorothy Wells Lawson. She played bridge and golf, and won some trophies. On October 23, 1992, Dunbar died at age 90 in Seattle, Washington. Her memorial service was private by family. Filmography The Flaming Crisis (1924) (Mesco Productions) (Western) ... Tex Miller The Masquerade Bandit (1926) (FBO) (Western) ... Molly Marble The Amateur Gentleman (1926) (First National Pictures) (Drama/Romance) ... Lady Cleone Meredith Breed of the Sea (1926) (FBO) (Drama) ... Ruth Featherstone Red Hot Hoofs (1926) (FBO) (Western) ... Frances Morris Tarzan and the Golden Lion (1927) (FBO) (Action/Adventure) ... Lady Greystoke Lightning Lariats (1927) (FBO) (Western) ... Janet Holbrooke When a Dog Loves (1927) (FBO) (Drama) ... Letty Carroll What Price Love? (1927) (Anchor Film Distributors) (Drama) ... Alice George References External links AFI Catalog Silent Films entry for Dorothy Dunbar American film actresses American stage actresses American silent film actresses 1902 births 1992 deaths 20th-century American actresses People from Cripple Creek, Colorado