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D22047-3
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- 1946-04-26 (Creation)
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In April of 1946, while visiting her parents, Arlene Dahl stopped by the KMO Studios in the Keyes Building on Broadway. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Dahl lived at 4815 No. 10th St. and had been residents of Tacoma for approximately two years. There are many Dahl cousins in Tacoma, Parkland and Seattle. The redheaded MGM actress was born in Minnesota. Her first film was entitled "The Bride Goes Wild". Known for her glamour roles, she appeared in several swashbucklers: "Caribbean", "Sangaree" and "Bengal Brigade". Her best known performances were in "Three Little Words" (1950), "Slightly Scarlet" (1956), and "Journey to the Center of the Earth" (1959). Divorced five times, her husbands included the actors Fernando Lamas and Lex Barker. TPL-7149 (T.Times, 4-24-46, p. 1) ALBUM 5.
Actresses; Dahl, Arlene; KMO Radio Station (Tacoma)--1940-1950; Radio broadcasting--Tacoma--1940-1950;