and the NBC drama Gibbsville in 1976. A 1958 newspaper story about Arms noted, "Although Arms started in show business as an actor, he became a singer 'by accident,' and now he can't get anyone to believe he can act. 'I'm now in the process of proving them wrong,' he said." Military years He was a graduate of the Signal Corps OCS program out of Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey (1941–46) and again at Ft. Monmouth (1951–53). Personal life Arms and his second wife, Mary Lynne, resided in Palm Springs, California for many years. They then moved to Hamilton, Illinois, where Arms died on February 13, 2012, aged 92. Filmography Partial discography The Touch (1954 - Epic 5-9079) Cinco Robles (1957 - Era 1026) Evangeline (1957 - Era 1033) References External links Male actors from Berkeley, California American country singer-songwriters American male film actors American male singer-songwriters American male pop singers American male television actors Era Records artists Musicians from Berkeley, California 1920 births 2012 deaths United States Army officers 20th-century American male actors American male radio actors Singer-songwriters from California Male actors from Palm Springs, California People from Hamilton, Illinois Country musicians from California Country musicians from Illinois 20th-century American male singers 20th-century American singers Singer-songwriters from Illinois Military personnel from California Military personnel from Illinois