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Eve Arden Headshot
Date Of Birth:
April 30, 1908
Date Of Death:
November 12, 1990 (82)
Birth Place:
Mill Valley, CA, USA

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Eve Arden Headshot
Date of Birth: April 30, 1908
Date of Death: November 12, 1990 (82)

Birth Place: Mill Valley, CA, USA

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Stage Credits

Moose Murders
  [Broadway]
1983
Hedda Holloway [Replacement]
Hello, Dolly!
  [US Tour]
2nd National Tour, 1966
Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi [Replacement]
Let's Face It!
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1941
Maggie Watson
Maggie Watson
Two For The Show
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1940
Performer
"Good Night, Miss Astor" Singer
Miss Torrence
A Visitor
The Leader of the Band
Mrs. Bullock
Miss Caruthers
Marlene
Very Warm for May
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1939
Winnie Spofford
Ziegfeld Follies of 1936
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1936
Performer
"The Economic Situation" Singer
"I Can't Get Started With You" Singer
"Dancing to Our Score" Performer
Miss Gherkin
Mrs. Higgins
Lady De Vere
Parade
  [Broadway]
1935
The Lecturer for "Flight from the Soviet"
Mrs. Brown in "The Plague"
Mrs. Brown in "The Last Jackass"
"Send for the Militia" Performer
Mother
Maw
Miss Howard
Mrs. John Smith
Ziegfeld Follies of 1934
  [Broadway]
1934
Performer
The Wife
Phoebe Colt
Mother
Night Club Hostess
A Bridge Player

 

Stage
Performances

Moose Murders
  [Broadway]
1983
Hedda Holloway [Replacement]

Hello, Dolly!
  [US Tour]
2nd National Tour, 1966
Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi [Replacement]

Let's Face It!
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1941
Maggie Watson

Maggie Watson

Two For The Show
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1940
Performer

"Good Night, Miss Astor" Singer

Miss Torrence

A Visitor

The Leader of the Band

Mrs. Bullock

Miss Caruthers

Marlene

Very Warm for May
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1939
Winnie Spofford

Ziegfeld Follies of 1936
  [Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1936
Performer

"The Economic Situation" Singer

"I Can't Get Started With You" Singer

"Dancing to Our Score" Performer

Miss Gherkin

Mrs. Higgins

Lady De Vere

Parade
  [Broadway]
1935
The Lecturer for "Flight from the Soviet"

Mrs. Brown in "The Plague"

Mrs. Brown in "The Last Jackass"

"Send for the Militia" Performer

Mother

Maw

Miss Howard

Mrs. John Smith

Ziegfeld Follies of 1934
  [Broadway]
1934
Performer

The Wife

Phoebe Colt

Mother

Night Club Hostess

A Bridge Player