Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. This photograph appears with the article “Reports Vary on Reputed Romance, Baldwin’s Love Hints Belittled, Wife of Man Reported to Be Courting Mlle. Lenglen Says: ‘What of It?’.” Los Angeles Times, 27 Jan. 1927. The article states: “Well, what of it?” and with a smart toss of her head Mrs. Nell Maxine Wilson-Baldwin dismissed interest, at least as far as outward appearances went, in the report from Cuba that her husband, Baldwin M. Baldwin, heir to the “Lucky” Baldwin millions, is engaged to Suzanne Lenglen, tempestuous French tennis star. … Baldwin McClaughry Baldwin was the son of Anita Baldwin and Harry H. McClaughry, and grandson of E.J. "Lucky" Baldwin Portrait of Baldwin M. Baldwin, in suit and tie Handwritten at edge of negative: Baldwin M. Baldwin Text from nitrate negative sleeve: Baldwin, Baldwin M., tennis promoter, 1928 Text from newspaper caption: Baldwin M. Baldwin
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