Marriages
Guido was married four times. His second marriage, in 1914, was to a young vaudeville star and sex symbol, Mae West (later to become a film star). For unknown reasons (possibly disapproval from her family or because she was legally married to another man), she did not publicly announce her marriage to Guido. Throughout 1914 and several years thereafter, Mae and Guido traveled together and appeared all over the country on the same vaudeville stages. They officially divorced in 1920. His other marriages were to Julia Tatro (1913), Ruby Lang (1920-1927?), and Yvonne Teresa Le Baron de Forrest (1937–1941).
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