Born in Tacoma, Washington, USA — Apr 26 1896• Died Nov 29 1980

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Edith Evanson (née Carlson; April 29, 1896 – November 29, 1980) was an American actress of film, character and television during the Golden Age of Hollywood. She was born in Tacoma, Washington, where her father was a Protestant church clergyman (a religion to which she adhered throughout her life). Her first job was as a court reporter in Bellingham. On March 15, 1923, she married Morris Otto Evanson (1893-1975). The couple had no children Her first film role came in The Man Who Wouldn't Talk (1940) in an uncredi…
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Lady with suitcase
Emily Brandywine
Mrs. Meers

Leland's Nurse (uncredited)

Mrs. Shipstead

Aunt Olive

Mrs. Crockett, landlady

Rita

Mrs. Wilson

Miss Deverich (uncredited)

Queen Hedwig

Selma Parker

Miss Barker (uncredited)

Woman in Police Station (uncredited)

Innkeeper

Genevieve

Mrs. Castleman

Mrs. Willecombe (uncredited)

Sarah

Alma

Mrs. Coggins (uncredited)

Newsstand Proprietor (uncredited)

Mrs. Martin

Mrs. Barnes

Mary Travers

Mother Superior (uncredited)

June's Maid

Ludwig's Wife (uncredited)

Josie (uncredited)

Hilda

Aunt Sigrid

Lisabetta, the landlady

Mrs. Holman (uncredited)

Mrs. Merrick

Mr. Cowperwaithe's Secretary (uncredited)

Olga - Carla's Maid

Self (archive footage)

Aunt Olive

Lottie (uncredited)

Annie Gough

Mrs. Blackford

Mrs. Hickman (uncredited)

Mrs. Barrett

Hilda

Belle Dowdy

Louise Harper

Mrs. Ward (Uncredited)

Anna (uncredited)

Mrs. Fine

Mrs. Jameson, Housekeeper (uncredited)

Hannah

Stella
Mother Superior

Rose's Assistant

Mrs. Fielding

Mrs. Racknell

Miss Banks

Carrie Tibbles