[1] Donald Spoto, Blue Angel: The Life of Marlene Dietrich (1992), "Charter member of America's creative lesbian community." Boze Hadleigh, Behind the Screen (2001), "Yes, Anna Q. Nilsson may have been a lesbian, and so might have Jean Arthur. Burt Lancaster may have had affairs with men, and Henry Wilcoxon may have routinely picked up male hitchhikers for sex. But beyond a few anecdotes, their stories offer little to illuminate what life was like for gay men and lesbians of Hollywood." Paul Rosner's roman à clef, The Princess and the Goblin (1966), purportedly about Arthur's relationship with Mary Martin, is entirely invented.
Husband: Julian Ancker (m. 1928, annulled after a single day)
Husband: Frank Ross (m. 11-Jun-1932, div. 14-Mar-1949)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6331 Hollywood Blvd.
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Shane (24-Apr-1953)
A Foreign Affair (7-Jul-1948)
The Impatient Years (7-Sep-1944)
A Lady Takes a Chance (19-Aug-1943)
The More the Merrier (26-Mar-1943)
The Talk of the Town (20-Aug-1942)
The Devil and Miss Jones (15-May-1941)
Arizona (25-Dec-1940)
Too Many Husbands (7-Mar-1940)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (17-Oct-1939)
Only Angels Have Wings (12-May-1939)
You Can't Take It with You (23-Aug-1938)
Easy Living (7-Jul-1937)
History is Made at Night (5-Mar-1937)
The Plainsman (1-Jan-1937)
Adventure in Manhattan (8-Oct-1936)
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (13-May-1936)
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (12-Apr-1936)
Party Wire (27-Apr-1935)
The Whole Town's Talking (22-Feb-1935)
Paramount on Parade (22-Apr-1930)
The Saturday Night Kid (25-Oct-1929)
The Canary Murder Case (16-Feb-1929)
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