Dahl, Arlene (1924–)
Dahl, Arlene (1924–)
American actress. Born Aug 11, 1924, in Minneapolis, Minnesota; m. Lex Barker (actor), 1951 (div. 1952); m. Fernando Lamas (actor), 1954 (div. 1960); m. Chris Holmes, 1960 (div. 1964); m. Alexis Lichine, 1965 (div. 1969); m. Rounsevelle W. Schaum, 1969 (div. 1981); m. Marc Rosen, 1984; children: Lorenzo Lamas (b. 1958, actor).
Named Rheingold beer girl (1946); made film debut in My Wild Irish Rose (1947), followed by The Bride Goes Wild, Reign of Terror, Three Little Words, Woman's World, Slightly Scarlet and Journey to the Center of the Earth, among others; wrote a beauty column and marketed lingerie and cosmetics; on tv, appeared as a regular on "One Life to Live."
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