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Property	Value
rdf:type
rdfs:label	Yollman
rdfs:comment	Yollman (first name unrevealed) was a successful actor. He was playing the lead in a production of “Blue Flame” at the Auditorium Theater. His wife Dianne was the leading lady. Dianne’s former fiancée Clarke Van Dyke was Yollman’s understudy. The two men looked very similar (with light eyes and short dark beards), excepting that Yollman had blond hair while Van Dyke had dark hair.
dcterms:subject	dbkwik:resource/W0hplrBD1L25WeN2GYfuog==
Row 4 info	Chester Gould
Row 1 info	1942-04-24
Row 4 title	Created By:
Row 2 info	"Mr. Jones"
Row 1 title	First Appearance:
Row 5 info	The Complete Dick Tracy Vol. 7
Row 2 title	Known Aliases:
Row 5 title	Can Be Found:
Row 3 info	Dianne Yollman, Wife
Row 3 title	Known Relatives:
Box Title	Yollman
Caption	Yollman , with students
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abstract	Yollman (first name unrevealed) was a successful actor. He was playing the lead in a production of “Blue Flame” at the Auditorium Theater. His wife Dianne was the leading lady. Dianne’s former fiancée Clarke Van Dyke was Yollman’s understudy. The two men looked very similar (with light eyes and short dark beards), excepting that Yollman had blond hair while Van Dyke had dark hair.