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Shumm's immigration

Name	Occupation	Departure	Port	Arrival	Port	Ship	U.S. contact
Johann Schumm (27 years old)	Merchant	December 22, 1923	Hamburg	January 1, 1924	Port of New York	SS Albert Ballin	Th Reinhardt 1452 Broadway (at 41st Street, NEC) (Calvert Building) Manhattan, New York
The ship's manifest indicated that Schumm intended to stay in the U.S. permanently and to become a citizen; residence of mother, D. Schumm: 51 Königstraße (de), Stuttgart Article about the building at 1452 Broadway
Johann Schumm (30 years old)	Artist	November 19, 1926	Antwerp, Belgium	November 30, 1926	Port of New York	Pennland	Gottlieb Klotzbücher 504 West 180th Street Harlem Manhattan, New York
U.S. Visa – 47357 (issued at Stuttgart, July 22, 1926), permanent residence: Stuttgart, Germany; residence of mother, Petronella Schumm: 51 Königstraße (de), Stuttgart; Schumm indicated that he was joining a friend, Gottlieb Klotzbücher (né Georg Gottlieb Klotzbücher; 1879–1954), a watchmaker, who was married to Emma (née Emilie Mathilde Bauer; 1891–1976). The Klotzbüchers immigrated to New York from Stuttgart in 1924.
Johann Schumm (33 years old)	Actor	August 16, 1929	Antwerp, Belgium	August 26, 1929	Port of New York	SS Arabic	Gottlieb Klotzbücher 115 Wadsworth Avenue Harlem Manhattan, New York
U.S. Visa – 425356 (issued at Washington, D.C., October 12, 1928), permanent residence: New York; residence of mother, Petrauella (sic) Schumm: 51 Königstraße (de), Stuttgart; Schumm indicated that he was joining a friend, Gottlieb Klotzbücher.

Marriages

Date	Marriage/ Divorce	Groom	Bride	Jurisdiction	Venue
July 29, 1931	Marriage	Hans Joseph Schumm	Agnes Kent Olivieri (née Agnes Mellen Kent; 1888–1975)	Los Angeles County
September 23, 1935	Marriage	Hans J. Schumm	Gloria F. Smith (aka Gloria Smith Beery née Florence W. Smith; 1916–1989)	Santa Ana, California
September 1943	Divorce filed	Hans Schumm	Gloria F. Smith	Los Angeles County, California
December 8, 1944	Divorce, final	Hans Schumm	Gloria F. Smith	Los Angeles County, California
August 21, 1947	Marriage	Hans Schumm	Gloria F. Smith	Los Angeles County, California
April 15, 1948	Seperated	Hans Schumm	Gloria F. Smith	Los Angeles County, California
They separated the day that Wallace Beery died
April 2, 1953	Divorce filed (by Gloria)	Hans Schumm	Gloria F. Smith	Los Angeles County, California
April 1977	Divorce	Johann J. Schumm	Gloria S. Smith	Los Angeles County, California	Dissolution Case # 19 NW 065990 State Case # 047041
January 11, 1978	Divorce	Johann J. Schumm	Gloria F. Schumm	Los Angeles County, California	County Case # NWD 0190 State File No. 0?41

Filmography mentioned in Schumm's obituary but unable to verify

Year	Film	Director	Production Co.
1932	Blonde Venus	Josef von Sternberg	Paramount Pictures
1952	Limelight	Charles Chaplin	Celebrated Productions
1964	Yellow Rolls-Royce, The	Anthony Asquith	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for De Grunwald Productions