during this time, Deuce informs Vernon - they can only have one breadwinner in the family. After marriage, the couple will move to the big city where he will work for a major newspaper. On the other hand, she will have to abandon her movie career and become a housewife while they raise a family. — The first announcements of the broken engagement started to appear in the media. When Deuce told Vernon she would have to choose between career or domesticity, Vernon's choice became simple. One news item appearing through the US contains the quote - "I got married to make my future", said -year-old actress Pauline Bush with a happy smile. "And I didn't get married so that I could make mine", answered Agnes Vernon. John K. Wells A news article in Billboard, dated November 19, 1921, stated John K. Wells was already married to Brownie Vernon. Wells also followed in his father's footsteps. In January 1925, the "California Directory of Brokers and Salesmen" posted John K. Wells establishing a corporation — Lathrop-Wells Inc. They become a real estate brokerage firm headquartered in La Jolla, California with the following officials: The 1930 and 1940 Censuses also verify the marriage. John Wells was married to Judith Vernon Wells for 27 years. There were no children. Death Judith Vernon Wells (Agnes Vernon) died of heart complications on Saturday, February 21, 1948, in La Jolla, California, (San Diego), California. She was interred at Greenwood Memorial Park in San Diego, California. On her death certificate, they list her occupation as - a housewife. Judith Vernon Wells's obituary reads: There is no mention of an acting career. On Sunday, December 27, 1953, John K. Wells died of a heart attack in Glendale, California. He was years old at the time of his death. Wells had formerly been in charge of publications for the Church of Christ, Scientists in Arizona and currently worked as a sales representative for the Arizona radio station KTAR. There was no mention of any Hollywood connections in his obituary. John Wells was interred in San Diego, California's Greenwood Memorial Park Mausoleum next to his wife. Myths Some reviewers have inferred Agnes "Brownie" Vernon changed her stage name to "Bernice Vere" to continue acting in Australian pictures. Many of Bernice Vere's movie credits were changed to Brownie Vernon in various movie databases. These are the facts: Agnes "Brownie" Vernon acted