Betty Hall

Betty Hall studied theatre under Maude Adams at Stephens College and at the University of Missouri, where she was discovered by a "Warner Bros." talent scout in her performance in ''The Man Who Came to Dinner". She was offered a screen test and was signed as a ''Goldwyn Girl", appearing in several movies. She also modeled professionally in Hollywood and New York. In 1949, she married Jerry Seelen, a Hollywood writer for Milton Berle, Danny Thomas and other notable stars of the era. In 1958, she married Edward Condon (1914-1999), CEO with "Associated Dry Goods". They resided in Cincinnati, Buffalo and Baltimore until retiring to Los Angeles in 1981. She was a patron of the arts, a member of the "National Arts Society", and active in various charities including the "Orphanage Guild". The Condons were also members of the "Los Angeles Country Club".