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Barbara Bel Geddes

Performer

Her father was the designer, producer and architect Norman Bel Geddes. The actress reportedly died at her home in Northeast Harbor, Maine. Ms. Bel Geddes had smoked for many years.

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  • Born: Oct 31, 1922 in New York, New York
  • Death: Aug 08, 2005 in Northeast Harbor, Maine

Roles (15)

Finishing Touches Playbill - Feb 1973 Finishing Touches
Opened February 08, 1973
  • as Katy Cooper (Original)
Everything in the Garden Playbill - Nov 1967 Everything in the Garden
Opened November 29, 1967
  • as Jenny (Original)
Luv Playbill - Nov 1964 Luv
Opened November 11, 1964
  • as Ellen Manville (Replacement)
    Arrived On Feb 28, 1966
Mary, Mary Playbill - Jan 1962 Mary, Mary
Opened March 08, 1961
  • as Mary McKellaway (Original)
Silent Night, Lonely Night Playbill - Opening Night, Dec 1959 Silent Night, Lonely Night
Opened December 03, 1959
  • as Katherine (Original)
The Sleeping Prince Playbill - Nov 1956 The Sleeping Prince
Opened November 01, 1956
  • as Mary (Original)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Playbill - April 1955 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Opened March 24, 1955
  • as Maggie (Original)
The Living Room Playbill - Nov 1954 The Living Room
Opened November 17, 1954
  • as Rose Pemberton (Original)
The Moon is Blue Playbill - March 1951 The Moon is Blue
Opened March 08, 1951
  • as Patty O'Neill (Original)
Burning Bright Playbill - Oct 1950 Burning Bright
Opened October 18, 1950
  • as Mordeen (Original)
Deep Are the Roots Playbill - Sept 1945 Deep Are the Roots
Opened September 26, 1945
  • as Genevra Langdon (Original)
Mrs. January and Mr. X Playbill - Opening Night Mrs. January and Mr. X
Opened March 31, 1944
  • as Wilhelmina (Original)
Pb Listing Placeholder BROADWAY V4 Nine Girls
Opened January 13, 1943
  • as Alice (Original)
Little Darling Playbill - Nov 1942 Little Darling
Opened October 27, 1942
  • as Cynthia Brown (Original)
Out of the Frying Pan Playbill - February 1941 Out of the Frying Pan
Opened February 11, 1941
  • as Dottie Coburn (Original)

Awards

Theatre World Awards
1946 Theatre World Award Winner
Tony Award
1961 Best Actress in a Play Nominee
1956 Best Actress in a Play Nominee
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