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Personal life. Whelan wed Alexander D'Arcy (an actor) in September 1940, and they were divorced in 1943. [6] On October 1, 1942, she married Hugh Owen (a film distributor). They separated on July 8, 1952, and she filed for divorce in 1953. [7] Her third marriage, to Warren O. Cagney, also ended in divorce. [2]
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Arleen Whelan. Actress: Charley's Aunt. Auburn-haired Arleen Whelan was born in Salt Lake City, but spent her early childhood in Pueblo, Colorado, where she attended High School. Her father was an electrician, who, upon opening his own electrical store in Los Angeles, moved the family westward. Arleen was enrolled in a beauty college and ...
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April 7, 1993 · Orange County, California, USA (stroke) Birth name. Arleen Mildred Whelan. Height. 5′ 4½″ (1.64 m) Mini Bio. Auburn-haired Arleen Whelan was born in Salt Lake City, but spent her early childhood in Pueblo, Colorado, where she attended High School.
Apr 8, 1993 · Biography by AllMovie. A former manicurist, Arleen Whelan had been playing movie bits for nearly a year when she was signed to a 20th Century-Fox contract in 1938. Largely confined to programmers and "B"-pictures, Whelan managed to cop the plum role of pioneer wife Hannah Clay in John Ford's Young Mr. Lincoln (1939).
