On Tuesday, October 26, 2021 at 1:18:56 PM UTC-4, Andrew Lennox wrote:
> On Wednesday, February 22, 2006 at 8:33:29 AM UTC, Brad Ferguson wrote:
> > In article <1140586211.7...@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> > <robertc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > We once discovered a good deal of information about one of the stars of
> > > another black-and-white game show, Joan Alexander of "The Name's the
> > > Same." It might be interesting to see what we can come up with about a
> > > woman who was, a long, long time ago, one of the most famous women in
> > > America.
> > Theer are six women named Dolores, born on 20 March 1928, listed in the
> > SSDI. None of them is obviously Roxanne; their middle initials aren't
> > right, etc.
> > There are 34 entries for Thomas Roddy, and about half a dozen of them
> > could be her husband. Roddy is described as a "New York businessman,"
> > but none of the entries got his SS card in new York. However, four of
> > them did get their cards in Minnesota (where Roxanne was born) and two,
> > perhaps three, of them are the right age to have married her.
> > No significant Google hits on Jill Roddy, the name of Roxanne's
> > daughter, born in 1955.
> I worked with Roxanne Arlen in London at the back end of the 1980s not long before she died. I was an actor in a fringe play that Roxanne directed. She was using her married name of Shaffer. I remember her telling me at the time that she had played Miss Electra in the movie "Gypsy'. Sadly, she was not only morbidly obese at the time I knew her, but she chain smoked throughout rehearsals. Although I can remember almost nothing of the production, I do recall she was a lovely lady and we got on very well.