Janet Beecher
Birthday: 1884-10-21 | Place of Birth: Jefferson City, Missouri, USAFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Janet Beecher (October 21, 1884 – August 6, 1955) was an American stage and screen actress. Beecher was a supporting player and lead on the Broadway stage between the 1900s and 1940s. Her Broadway debut came in The Education of Mr. Pipp (1905). Her final Broadway play was The Late George Apley (1944). Between 1915 and 1943, she appeared in about fifty motion pictures. She remains perhaps best-remembered as a character actress during Hollywood's golden age, often seen in roles as "firm but compassionate matriarchs". She was known for her roles as Ginger Rogers' mother in The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle (1939), Tyrone Power's mother in the adventure film The Mark of Zorro (1940), and Henry Fonda's mother in Preston Sturges' screwball comedy The Lady Eve (1941). She retired from film business in 1943, but managed to play a role in the television series Lux Video Theatre in 1952.
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jouer Hattie Greenfield
jouer Mrs. Laura Forsythe
jouer Mrs. Sam Houston
jouer Janet Pike
jouer Kate Brewster
jouer Senora Isabella Vega
jouer Mrs. Foote
jouer Mrs. Martha Harrison
jouer Mrs. Holland
jouer Lady Alissia Crosby
jouer Mrs. Briggs, Carl's Mother
jouer Helen Barr, Cabot's daughter
jouer Nancy Barnum
jouer Maria Sherwood
