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Margot Stevenson

Performer

Margot Stevenson

Performer

Margot Stevenson, a stage actress who appeared in George S. Kaufman plays in the 1930s and opposite Ray Milland in the 1960s, died Jan. 2 2011 at her home in Manhattan. She was 98.

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Born: Feb 08, 1918 in New York, NY
Death: Jan 02, 2011 in New York, NY

Roles (20)

	Hostile Witness Opened February 17, 1966	as Lady Gregory (Original)
	One by One Opened December 01, 1964	as Grace Sample (Original)
	Big Fish, Little Fish Opened March 15, 1961	as Edith Maitland (Understudy - Original) as Hilda Rose (Understudy - Original)
	Portrait of a Madonna Opened April 15, 1959	as The Nurse (Original)
	A Pound on Demand Opened April 15, 1959	as Girl in Charge (Original)
	The Young and Beautiful Opened October 01, 1955	as Mrs. Perry (Original)
	The Leading Lady Opened October 18, 1948	as Maudie (Original)
	The Rugged Path Opened November 10, 1945	as Edith Bowsmith (Original)
	Little Women Opened December 12, 1944	as Meg (Original)
	Golden Wings Opened December 08, 1941	as Pam (Original)
	You Can't Take It With You Opened December 14, 1936	as Alice Sycamore (Original)
	Stage Door Opened October 22, 1936	as Kendall Adams (Original)
	Call It a Day Opened January 28, 1936	Assistant Stage Manager
	Truly Valiant Opened January 09, 1936	as Berna Bowen (Original)
	Symphony Opened April 25, 1935	as Estelle (Original)
	The Barretts of Wimpole Street Opened February 25, 1935	as Bella Hedley (Original)
	A Party Opened August 23, 1933	as Lady Bay-Clender (Original)
	Evensong Opened January 31, 1933	as Guest (Original)
	Firebird Opened November 21, 1932	as Alice Incze (Original)

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