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1967 - 1984- Dr. Sidney Green1941 - 1964
Green was married four times. According to 1939 Los Angeles County records, her first husband was Wallace Wade Woodson, who was a 28-year-old native of Montana living in San Fernando, California. Only 19 at the time, she married Woodson on March 12, 1939. [4]
Dorothy Green was born Vera Green and married twice; first to Sam Pomerance and later to Norman November, with the latter lasting until her death. She faced personal challenges during her childhood when a tonsil operation damaged her vocal cords, giving her a distinctive raspy voice.
Who Is Dorothy Green's Husband? Her husband is Sam Pomerance (1911 - ?), Norman November (? - 16 November 1963) ( her death)
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- Vera Green
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She was an actress, known for The Big Heat (1953), Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1963) and Tammy (1965). She was married to Dr. Arthur Leo Heller, Sidney Miller, Dr. Sidney Green and William Wade Woodson. She died on May 8, 2008 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
- January 12, 1920
- May 8, 2008
After her first husband’s death, Dorothy married Sidney Miller whom she met when he was directing “Tammy”. Her third husband, Dr. Arthur Heller, was also a dentist. “Just like my first husband. Some people thought he was Arthur Hiller! He was 6'2", a Ronald Reagan type—outdoorsy and he died the same way—from Alzheimer’s.”
Dorothy Green was born on 12 January 1920 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She was an actress, known for The Big Heat (1953), Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1963) and Tammy (1965). She was married to Dr. Arthur Leo Heller, Sidney Miller, Dr. Sidney Green and William Wade Woodson.
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Wallace Wade Woodson was her first spouse, and she subsequently married Dr. Sidney Green, with whom she had three children. She remarried after his death, first to director/actor Sydney Miller and then to Dr. Arthur Heller.
