Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn,

where nothing is linear and everything is connected. Thank you for joining me today for a bonus of

an episode, pulling a recent one out of the Patreon vault. We're going to take a little excursion

today to Clarendon Court, the Newport

Rhode Island home of Sunny and Klaus, and all of its history before and after the Von Boulos.

This gem posted to Patreon a few weeks ago, but it is filled with delightful tidbits and all the

spiderwebs too.

Before we begin today's bonus episode, I do have a spyglass here filled with the newest investigators to join me over at patreon.com slash done and done for ad-free and early episodes

and not done yet bonus episodes just like this one.

Huge thanks to Nissa Joy, Catherine A, Beth,

Maria, Catherine K, Christina E, and Julie D. Really, really grateful to all of you and our entire

Patreon family. We are currently working through our Newport, Rhode Island tour over

there. I dropped Ruggles Avenue last week, and we'll be continuing on our journey this week.

Patreon folks, stay tuned for another bonus coming this week for you. Next week on Dun & Done,

we will be coming back with the crimes of Klaus von Buello and the trials.

But before that, today, a little bit of a bonus we're going to celebrate one of my very favorite Scorpio's, Princess Grace of Monaco, who will film her very last movie, High Society, at Clarendon Court.

If you are a Princess Grace fan, be sure to check out Trashy Royals this week.

Princess Grace is very big in my world this week.

And she was big in Dominic Dunn's world, too.

This is Dominic Dunn writing from A Been to to a marvelous party in Vanity Fair from March 2014.

I attended my first Oscar party at Romanoffs in 1955, two years before I moved to Hollywood.

The Governor's Ball, which is given on Oscar night by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences,

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