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AGNES MOOREHEAD. One of radio’s busiest and most versatile actresses, Agnes Moorehead began her career as a singer on KMOX/St. Louis in the 1920s before moving to New York City in the early ’30s. By 1935 she was co-starring on The Gumps, based on Sidney Smith’s popular comic strip, while on The March of Time she was given official ...
Agnes Robertson Moorehead (Clinton, 6 de dezembro de 1900 — Rochester, 30 de abril de 1974) foi uma atriz norte-americana. Biografia [ editar | editar código-fonte ] Popularizou-se no mundo todo a partir de 1964, quando viveu a engraçada e malévola Endora no seriado " A Feiticeira ".
Moorehead, Agnes (1900–1974)American actress who was nominated for four Academy Awards. Born on December 6, 1900 (also seen as 1906), in Clinton, Massachusetts; died on April 30, 1974, in Rochester, Minnesota; eldest of two daughters of John Moorehead (a Presbyterian minister) and Mary Mildred (McCauley) Moorehead (a professional singer); attended school in Reedsburg, Wisconsin; Muskingum ...
Agnes Moorehead, de son nom complet Agnes Robertson Moorehead, est une actrice américaine, née le 6 décembre 1900 à Clinton, Massachusetts, et morte le 30 avril 1974 à Rochester, Minnesota . Lancée par Orson Welles et le Mercury Theater, actrice confirmée aussi bien à la scène qu'à l'écran, elle est surtout connue du grand public ...
1 de may. de 1974 · Agnes Moorehead, whose acting career spanned half a century and almost every character role from glamorous divorcee to acid-tongued witch, died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital in Rochester, Minn.
R.I.P. - - -. ”— David W. Sturgeon, April 30, 2015 at 5:38 p.m. “. Agnes Moorehead not only deserved her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, she deserved the the Oscar for her role in "Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte." Although she was also exceptional in the "Magnificent Ambersons", she excelled in her role as Velma in Charlotte.
Met Agnes Moorehead in Parkville,Missouri .She visited Park college in 1956 or '57 to talk to our student actors.Our professor was David Jenkins who operated a summer stock theatre in his barn.I recordered her lecture and Q&A session.I believe I must still have it in my treasured reel to reel tapes.
