Wife of Arthur Treacher. She was born on 31 Oct 1901 and died in June 1984 (per the U.S. Soc. Sec. Index). They had no children.
According to the 24 May 1940 The Los Angeles Times, they were married in Las Vegas on 22 May 1940. They first met in 1934 when Arthur was playing in "The Captain Hates the Sea" and she was an actress and stand-in for Alison Skipworth in the same screen production. They were to make their home on a ranch near Encino.
On 3 April 1950, she and her husband were residing at 14265 Greenleaf Avenue in Los Angeles city, California. Her husband was 43, born in England, was a U.S. citizen and a "legitimate stage actor"; she was 43 and was born in Georgia. [1950 Federal Census] Her husband's 27 April 1942 World War II draft registration card also lists this address.
At the end of her life, per newspaper accounts, she resided in a nursing home in New York.
According to the 24 May 1940 The Los Angeles Times, they were married in Las Vegas on 22 May 1940. They first met in 1934 when Arthur was playing in "The Captain Hates the Sea" and she was an actress and stand-in for Alison Skipworth in the same screen production. They were to make their home on a ranch near Encino.
On 3 April 1950, she and her husband were residing at 14265 Greenleaf Avenue in Los Angeles city, California. Her husband was 43, born in England, was a U.S. citizen and a "legitimate stage actor"; she was 43 and was born in Georgia. [1950 Federal Census] Her husband's 27 April 1942 World War II draft registration card also lists this address.
At the end of her life, per newspaper accounts, she resided in a nursing home in New York.
Wife of Arthur Treacher. She was born on 31 Oct 1901 and died in June 1984 (per the U.S. Soc. Sec. Index). They had no children.
According to the 24 May 1940 The Los Angeles Times, they were married in Las Vegas on 22 May 1940. They first met in 1934 when Arthur was playing in "The Captain Hates the Sea" and she was an actress and stand-in for Alison Skipworth in the same screen production. They were to make their home on a ranch near Encino.
On 3 April 1950, she and her husband were residing at 14265 Greenleaf Avenue in Los Angeles city, California. Her husband was 43, born in England, was a U.S. citizen and a "legitimate stage actor"; she was 43 and was born in Georgia. [1950 Federal Census] Her husband's 27 April 1942 World War II draft registration card also lists this address.
At the end of her life, per newspaper accounts, she resided in a nursing home in New York.
According to the 24 May 1940 The Los Angeles Times, they were married in Las Vegas on 22 May 1940. They first met in 1934 when Arthur was playing in "The Captain Hates the Sea" and she was an actress and stand-in for Alison Skipworth in the same screen production. They were to make their home on a ranch near Encino.
On 3 April 1950, she and her husband were residing at 14265 Greenleaf Avenue in Los Angeles city, California. Her husband was 43, born in England, was a U.S. citizen and a "legitimate stage actor"; she was 43 and was born in Georgia. [1950 Federal Census] Her husband's 27 April 1942 World War II draft registration card also lists this address.
At the end of her life, per newspaper accounts, she resided in a nursing home in New York.
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