Courtney Hall obit

Courtney Hall, former Chargers and Rice football player, dies

 

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Courtney Hall, a former Rice football player who went on to play eight seasons in the NFL, has died. He was 52.

Hall, a Los Angeles native, graduated from high school at age 16 and was still a teenager when he began his senior season for the Owls. 

A four-year letterman at Rice from 1985-88, Hall started all 44 games in his Owls career, He earned first-team All-Southwest Conference accolades in 1987 and 1988 and is the only Rice player on the conference's all-decade team for the 1980s. He also was a two-time winner of the George Martin award that goes to the team MVP.

Hall, who graduated from Rice with a double major in managerial studies and economics, was inducted into the Rice Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995 at age 27. He also was inducted into the Southwest Conference Hall of Fame in 2019.

After his time at Rice, Hall was a second-round pick of the Chargers in the 1989 draft and became an immediate starter at center as a rookie. He switched to left guard in his second season before moving back to center, where he played his final six seasons.

Hall was a captain on San Diego's 1994 AFC championship team that remains the franchise's only Super Bowl squad. He started all 118 games as a pro and was named as an alternate to the Pro Bowl four times. He also was voted to the 1989 NFL All-Rookie Team.

Hall had been working in venture capital after his playing days. He earned an MBA and law degree from the University of Chicago and co-founded Hillcrest Venture Partners in New York, where he served as managing director.

"We're incredibly saddened by news of Courtney's passing," the Chargers said in a statement. "His detractors thought he was too small for his position coming out of college but it turned out that his intelligence, hunger and toughness were what actually would set him apart from his peers. ... Courtney had so much more life to live and has been taken from us far too soon."

Tragically, Hall is the ninth player from that 1994 Chargers team to die at a young age. Eight of his 1994 teammates died before age 45.

His notable teammates include: Jim McMahon, David Archer, Marion Butts, Tim Spencer, Martin Blayless, Gill Byrd, Chris Bahr, Quinn Early, Bill Ray Smith Jr. Leslie O’Neal, Anthony Miller, Gary Plummer, Lee Williams, Junior Seau, John Friesz, John Carney, Rod Bernstine, Ronnie Harmon, Yancey Thigpen, Bob Gagliano, John Kidd, Stan Humphries, Brian Brennan, Trent Green, Chris Mims, Natrone Means, Darrien Gordon, Rodney Harrison, Tony Martin, Alfred Pupunu, Stan Brock, Darren Bennett, Sean Salisbury, Leonard Russell and Kevin Ross.

His coaches include: Dan Henning and Bobby Ross.

Hall is survived by his wife, LaShann DeArcy.

 

 

 

Claudia Barrett obit

 Actress Claudia Barrett has died

She was not on the list.

Palm Desert - Claudia Barrett, 91, local poet, watercolor artist, and former actor, died of natural causes at her home in Palm Desert on April 30, 2021. She was born Imagene Williams on Nov 3, 1929 in West Los Angeles to Arvilla Benton and Iman Williams, who ran a lunch counter near the Sepulveda VA, where the gassed veterans could taste Arvilla's extra spicy chili.

After Claudia's birth and the onset of the depression, the family moved to Van Nuys to start a business processing and wholesaling eggs, when the San Fernando Valley was still mostly rural. With the help of a large extended family they built a house and barn on an acre of what is now prime real estate. The family practiced Christian Science, so both boys were placed in the Medical Corps in WWII. Fain was killed in New Guinea. Arvilla and Iman divorced after the war.

Imagene was an extremely shy child, and her mother enrolled her in acting, dancing, and singing lessons to help her overcome this trait. The training was successful, and Imagene studied with Harriet Holt through high school, where she was also active in drama activities. She won Miss Sherman Oaks in a local beauty contest, and after graduating from Van Nuys High School, she studied at the Pasadena Playhouse for a year. That summer she acted in a little theater production, where in 2½ months she met, fell in love with, and married actor Alan Wells, then 24 to Imagene's 18. She and Alan divorced in 1957.

Her career took off. She got an agent, signed with Warner Brothers, and had her name changed to Claudia Barrett. She was one of the last actors in the studio system, where she studied acting, dancing, singing, beauty, diction, comportment, modeling, the works. She worked steadily for the next 15 years, mainly in television westerns. She could ride horses, thanks to a childhood in the Scouts and working as a counselor at a Girl Scout camp in her 20s and early 30s. She also taught method acting to young people in a drama school started by Mickey Rooney. To this day, she still receives fan mail and requests for photos.

Under her new name, Claudia Barrett, Warners gave her juicy secondary parts in several films, and freelance work with Republic Pictures earned her leads in a number of horse operas. In 1953 she starred in what would become her most noted picture, Robot Monster (1953), opposite George Nader. Released by third-string distributor Astor Pictures, the film is of an uncommonly low quality, and has generated a wide cult following with fans of bad and campy movies. Following this dubious project, Ms. Barret acted extensively on television for several years. After leaving show business entirely in the early 1960s, she spent 14 years working for AMPAS. More recently, she has kept busy as an artist, whose work is represented in galleries and has been commercially published.

Although she loved acting, by the mid 60s she realized her career wasn't advancing, so she switched to ancillary jobs in film distribution, publicity, and PR, but was not satisfied. However, in 1981 she found her dream job at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). She worked in the division that produced the awards for scientific and technical advances, got to go to the Academy Awards Show every year, and was able to give tickets to family members in the early years.

Shortly thereafter, Claudia moved to Palm Desert, where her best friend (briefly) lived. Claudia was a life-long learner. She was active in the Coachella Valley Watercolor Society. She joined the Rancho Mirage Public Library Poetry Group, wrote her memoirs, and published a book of her poetry and watercolors. She'd been a follower of Science of Mind for decades, and became active in what became the Center for Spiritual Living, where she volunteered in the gift shop and studied topics including Emerson.

Claudia was loved by many people, and kept friends for life. She was known for her sweet personality, kindness, and cheerfulness. She was an excellent and thoughtful gift giver who loved Christmas and other holidays with her family.

Claudia was predeceased by her parents, Iman Williams and Arvilla Benton Williams Carson, her brothers Fain and Bob Williams, Bob's wife Jeanne, their son Bruce, her special aunt Bernice Retlaw Warner, cousin Marijac Retlaw Comer, lifelong friend and teacher Harriett Holt, and many other family and friends.

She is survived by her niece Bonnie Lloyd (Bob, stepson Brendan), nephew Ron (Jackie, children Alexis, Ronnie, Chris, Pat, Melanie, and their children), numerous cousins and friends.

Actress (75 credits)

 1964 Taggart

Lola Manners

 1962 Escape from Zahrain

Nurse (uncredited)

 1961 Shotgun Slade (TV Series)

Martha Blair

- Little Sister (1961) ... Martha Blair

 1961 You Have to Run Fast

Fran

 1961 The Last Time I Saw Archie

Lola

 1961 The Jack Benny Program (TV Series)

3rd Nurse

- Jack Becomes Surgeon (1961) ... 3rd Nurse

 1961 Coronado 9 (TV Series)

Barbara

- Man from Way Down Yonder (1961) ... Barbara

 1961 77 Sunset Strip (TV Series)

Gloria Phillips

- The College Caper (1961) ... Gloria Phillips

 1960 Pony Express (TV Series)

Molly

- The Deadly Sniper (1960) ... Molly

 1960 Lawman (TV Series)

Missie Fenway

- The Catcher (1960) ... Missie Fenway

 1960 Seven Ways from Sundown

Gilda

 1960 Lock Up (TV Series)

May Harlow

- Voice of Doom (1960) ... May Harlow

 1960 Colt .45 (TV Series)

Janice Benson

- Alibi (1960) ... Janice Benson

 1960 Peter Gunn (TV Series)

Carole Webber

- The Long, Long Ride (1960) ... Carole Webber

 1960 Not for Hire (TV Series)

Linda

- Big Man (1960) ... Linda

 1959 Man with a Camera (TV Series)

Jane Cowan

- The Bride (1959) ... Jane Cowan

 1959 The Rough Riders (TV Series)

Sister Loretta

- Paradise Gap (1959) ... Sister Loretta

 1954-1959 Death Valley Days (TV Series)

Lee Whipple / Jeanie Porter / Nella Corning

- Stagecoach Spy (1959) ... Lee Whipple

- Gold Is Where You Find It (1956) ... Jeanie Porter

- 11,000 Miners Can't Be Wrong (1954) ... Nella Corning

 1959 Behind Closed Doors (TV Series)

Lauren

- The Alaskan Story (1959) ... Lauren

 1958 Mann of Action (TV Movie)

Susan Castle

 1958 Flight (TV Series)

- Texas Fliers

 1958 Trackdown (TV Series)

Dora McHenry

- The End of the World (1958) ... Dora McHenry

 1958 The Californians (TV Series)

Judith Grafton

- Panic on Montgomery Street (1958) ... Judith Grafton

 1957 The Gray Ghost (TV Series)

Melinda

- Father and Son (1957) ... Melinda

 1957 Tales of Wells Fargo (TV Series)

Emily Handsfelt

- Ride with the Killer (1957) ... Emily Handsfelt

 1957 Captain David Grief (TV Series)

Lorraine Pankburn

- Pangburn's Pride (1957) ... Lorraine Pankburn

 1957 Chain of Evidence

Harriet Owens

 1956 The Count of Monte Cristo (TV Series)

Odette

- The Duel (1956) ... Odette

 1956 Schlitz Playhouse (TV Series)

Jenny

- Flowers for Jenny (1956) ... Jenny

 1956 Science Fiction Theatre (TV Series)

Jean Richardson

- The Human Experiment (1956) ... Jean Richardson

 1956 Fury (TV Series)

Martha Stanhope

- The Baby (1956) ... Martha Stanhope

 1956 Crossroads (TV Series)

Angela

- Two-Fisted Saint (1956) ... Angela

 1956 The Millionaire (TV Series)

Ella Weaver

- The Story of Tom Mead (1956) ... Ella Weaver

 1955 The Roy Rogers Show (TV Series)

Maybelle York / Susan Wagner / Ellen Corbin

- Treasure of Paradise Valley (1955) ... Maybelle York

- Ranch War (1955) ... Susan Wagner

- The Showdown (1955) ... Ellen Corbin

 1955 The Loretta Young Show (TV Series)

Ann Marie

- A Pattern of Deceit (1955) ... Ann Marie

- Moment of Decision (1955)

 1955 Highway Patrol (TV Series)

Ann

- Radioactive (1955) ... Ann

 1955 Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok (TV Series)

Ellie

- The Mountain Men (1955) ... Ellie

 1955 Your Play Time (TV Series)

- Duel (1955)

 1955 The Lineup (TV Series)

Madge Kasino

- The Kasino Case (1955) ... Madge Kasino

 1955 The Touch of Steel (TV Movie)

Fanny

 1955 Buffalo Bill, Jr. (TV Series)

Martha Clayton / Alice Barton

- Hooded Vengeance (1955) ... Martha Clayton

- The Black Ghost (1955) ... Alice Barton

 1955 A Life at Stake

Madge Neilan

 1953-1955 The Cisco Kid (TV Series)

Terry Monahan / Sally Phillips

- Vendetta (1955) ... Terry Monahan

- The Raccoon Story (1953) ... Sally Phillips

 1955 The Talking Wire (TV Movie)

Mabel Hubbard

 1955 Stories of the Century (TV Series)

Sue Evans

- Sontag and Evans (1955) ... Sue Evans

 1954 Mayor of the Town (TV Series)

Claire

- The Composer (1954) ... Claire

 1954 Waterfront (TV Series)

Sally Mason

- The Rift (1954) ... Sally Mason

 1953-1954 The Lone Ranger (TV Series)

Mary Tanner / Janie Owens

- Colorado Gold (1954) ... Mary Tanner

- The Sheriff's Son (1953) ... Janie Owens

 1954 Studio 57 (TV Series)

- The Duel (1954)

 1954 Public Defender (TV Series)

Sue Bennett

- A Call in the Night (1954) ... Sue Bennett

 1954 The Lone Wolf (TV Series)

Pamela deLacey

- The Arena (1954) ... Pamela deLacey

 1954 Cavalcade of America (TV Series)

- Cat with the Crimson Eyes (1954)

 1954 The Abbott and Costello Show (TV Series)

Clara / Dora

- Beauty Contest (1954) ... Clara

- Wife Wanted (1954) ... Dora

 1953-1954 General Electric Theater (TV Series)

Elaine Parker

- Pardon My Aunt (1954) ... Elaine Parker

- The Cat with the Crimson Eyes (1953)

 1953-1954 Mr. & Mrs. North (TV Series)

Laura / Dorothy Lane

- Flight 217 (1954) ... Laura

- Salt in His Blood (1953) ... Dorothy Lane

 1953 Robot Monster

Alice

 1953 Big Town (TV Series)

Janet Benson

- Lynch Law (1953) ... Janet Benson

 1953 Your Jeweler's Showcase (TV Series)

- Bridal Suite (1953)

 1953 Boston Blackie (TV Series)

- Keys to the Killer (1953)

 1952-1953 Cowboy G-Men (TV Series)

Martha Jenkins / Gladys' daughter

- Silver Shotgun (1953) ... Martha Jenkins

- Running Iron (1952) ... Gladys' daughter

 1953 Hollywood Opening Night (TV Series)

- The Living Image (1953)

 1953 China Smith (TV Series)

Geraldine

- Year of the Phoenix (1953) ... Geraldine

 1952 Hopalong Cassidy (TV Series)

Judy Marlow

- Lawless Legacy (1952) ... Judy Marlow

 1952 The Files of Jeffrey Jones (TV Series)

- The Careless Killer (1952)

 1952 Desperadoes' Outpost

Kathy

 1952 Chevron Theatre (TV Series)

- From Such a Seed (1952)

 1952 Fireside Theatre (TV Series)

- The Old Order Changeth (1952)

 1951 Night Riders of Montana

Julie Bauer

 1950 Rustlers on Horseback

Carol Reynolds

 1950 The Old Frontier

Betty Ames

 1950 The Great Jewel Robber

Marian Blaine (uncredited)

 1950 The Happy Years

Miss Dolly Travers

 1950 Chain Lightning

Pilot (uncredited)

 1949 The Story of Seabiscuit

Nurse (uncredited)

 1949 White Heat

Cashier (uncredited)

 

Archive footage (4 credits)

 2010 Larry Blamire Geeks Out!: 'Robot Monster' (Video documentary short)

 2010 Cinemassacre's Monster Madness (TV Series documentary)

Alice

- Robot Monster (2010) ... Alice

 1986 Horrible Horror (Video)

Alice, In clips from 'Robot Monster'

 1984

Ray Reyes obit

Ex-Menudo member Ray Reyes dies at 51

 

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Ray Reyes, a member of the popular Puerto Rican boy band Menudo, has passed away. He was 51.

His colleagues in the musical group expressed their condolences.

Charlie Masso declared he felt with “great sadness” with the Ray’s demise.

“Rest in peace Ray,” Charlie wrote.

Filipino Broadway star Lea Salonga commented on Charlie’s post with: “Oh no!!! Sending you all condolences, prayers and big hugs.”

Roy Rosselló said it was a “sad” moment.

He added that Ray will always be in their hearts.

Menudo, who toured the Philippines in their heydays in the late 1970s and early 1980s, popularized the songs “If You’re Not Here,” “Please Be Good To Me,” “Like A Cannonball,” and “I’m Going Back to the Philippines,” among others.

The Latino boy band was formed in Puerto Rico by producer Edgardo Díaz in 1977. The same year, the group released their debut album.

Menudo is considered as one of the biggest Latin boy bands in history, even regarded as the Most Iconic Latino Pop Music Band.

 

 

Billie Hayes obit

Billie Hayes Dies: Wicked Witchiepoo Of ‘H.R. Pufnstuf’ Was 96

 

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Billie Hayes, whose portrayal of the flamboyantly and comically wicked witch Witchiepoo on the 1969-70 Saturday morning live-action children’s classic H.R. Pufnstuf, died of natural causes April 29 at Cedar’s Hospital in Los Angeles. She was 96.

Her death was announced by her family.

A Broadway veteran by the time she reached national fame as the flute-stealing nemesis to a psychedelic dragon, Hayes had starred as Mammy Yokum in both the Broadway and film versions of the popular late-1950s musical Lil’ Abner. She’d made her Broadway debut in New Faces of 1956 along with an ensemble that included actress Maggie Smith.

Following a couple of guest appearances on episodic TV in 1967 – including a Mammy Yokum-type matriarch in the “Hillbilly Honeymoon” episode of The Monkees – Hayes endeared herself to a generation of glued-to-the-tube Saturday morning viewers in 1969 as the eccentrically costumed, ever-cackling and always bumbling Witchiepoo (full name: Wilhelmina W. Witchiepoo).

With a performance panache that was over-the-top even by the wacky standards of the Sid and Marty Krofft universe of costumed creatures, Hayes was an immediate scene-stealer. Series-stealer, actually: Though Witchiepoo was the H.R. Pufnstuf villain, intent on stealing the magical, talking Freddy the Flute as if he were a pair of ruby slippers, Hayes’ wildly entertaining vaudeville, slapstick style had legions of young viewers rooting her on to a victory that never came. “Why me?,” she’d whine or sob after the inevitable backfiring of her latest evil scheme.

Born in Du Quoin, Illinois, Hayes began her show business career at age 9, dancing professionally in local nightclubs. While still in high school, she joined the fourteen-piece regional orchestra of Vince Genovese, and performed solo in her teens in Chicago and throughout the Midwest.

 

After moving to New York, Hayes performed selections from her nightclub singing-and-dancing routine in an audition for famed theater impresario J.J. Shubert, who was so taken with her comic and musical talents he cast her in principal roles of three roadshow operettas: Student Prince, The Merry Widow and Blossom Time.

Soon enough she was co-starring with fellow newcomer Paul Lynde in the New York revue What’s New, which led to her Broadway debut in Leonard Sillman’s New Faces show. She then took over the role of Lil’ Abner‘s Mammy Yokum from the original cast’s Charlotte Rae, finding herself alongside another up-and-comer in the replacement cast named Valerie Harper.

Hayes, with old-age make-up, a white wig and a long-stemmed pipe, would reprise the role in Paramount’s 1959 film version and, in 1971, a TV-movie adaptation. She’d return to the stage in the late 1960s as the character Minnie Fay in the national touring company of Hello, Dolly! starring Betty Grable.

After her 1969 arrival in the destined-for-cult-classic Sid and Marty Krofft series, which also starred Jack Wild (Oliver!) as the on-the-run Dorothy Gale-stand-in Jimmy and, providing the voice of Pufnstuf the dragon, Lennie Weinrib (actor Roberto Gamonet was inside the puffy, full-body green-and-yellow costume), Hayes had found what would be her signature role. She returned as the character in the 1970 feature film adaptation Pufnstuf, along with Wild, Martha Raye and, in her sole feature role, “Mama” Cass Elliot (as Witch Hazel).

Hayes even reprised the role in 1976 on the ABC Halloween special of her old friend Paul Lynde, appearing with The Wizard of Oz‘s Margaret Hamilton in a comedy sketch that revealed the sisterly bond between the two famous witches.

The cancelation of H.R. Pufnstuf in 1970 led to yet another Krofft casting, this time in the dual role of Witchiepoo and the kindlier Weenie the Genie in Lidsville (1971-72), with Charles Nelson Reilly taking the show’s chief villain spot as magician Horatio J. Hoodoo.

Hayes had a long and busy subsequent TV career in voice roles – The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries, The Flintstones Comedy Show, Trollkins, The Real Ghostbusters, Rugrats, Transformers: Rescue Bots, among many others – and she appeared in a recurring role on General Hospital in the early 1980s as a street-wise international spy named Agent Brighton O’Reilly.

Offscreen, Hayes founded the Los Angeles-based animal rescue nonprofit organization Pet Hope, a cause she had championed since adopting a puppy abandoned in the basement of Broadway’s St. James Theatre during the run of Lil’ Abner.

Hayes is survived by niece Nancy Powers, nephews Tom Brosch, Louie Brosch and Guy Brosch; their spouses; and several great-nieces and -nephews. The family requests donations in lieu of flowers to Pet Hope.

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@SidMartyKrofft

Margaret Hamilton (Wizard of Oz) once told us that Billie Hayes was "one of the best witches ever” We couldn’t agree more. Rest in Peace dear friend. #RIP #Billiehayes

Actress (52 credits)

 2012-2016 Transformers: Rescue Bots (TV Series short)

Mrs. Neederlander / Zookeeper

- Once Upon a Time (2016) ... Mrs. Neederlander (voice)

- Vanishing Returns (2016) ... Mrs. Neederlander (voice)

- Bridge Building (2016) ... Mrs. Neederlander (voice)

- The Riders of Midwinter (2014) ... Mrs. Neederlander (voice)

- No Place Like Dome (2014) ... Mrs. Neederlander

 2013-2014 Teen Titans Go! (TV Series short)

Mother Mae-Eye

- Grandma Voice (2014) ... Mother Mae-Eye (voice)

- Legendary Sandwich (2013) ... Mother Mae-Eye (voice)

 2013 Bubble Guppies (TV Series)

- The Elephant Trunk-a-Dunk! (2013)

 2010 Shrek Forever After

Cackling Witch (voice)

 2008 Too Human (Video Game)

Urd / Woman (voice)

 2006 W.I.T.C.H. (TV Series)

Emily

- M Is for Mercy (2006) ... Emily (voice)

 2005 The Batman (TV Series)

Virgina / Georgia

- Grundy's Night (2005) ... Virgina / Georgia (voice)

 2005 The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy (TV Series)

Granny Applecheeks / Vulture

- Zip Your Fly/Puddle Jumping (2005) ... Granny Applecheeks / Vulture (voice)

 2005 Teen Titans (TV Series)

Mother Mae-Eye

- Mother Mae-Eye (2005) ... Mother Mae-Eye (voice)

 2004 The Powerpuff Girls (TV Series)

Old Lady #1 / Old Lady #2

- Curses/Bang for Your Buck (2004) ... Old Lady #1 / Old Lady #2 (voice)

 2001 My Freaky Family: Welcome to My World (TV Short)

Grandma (voice)

 1999 The Brothers Flub (TV Series)

Additional Voices

- Unlucky Charmers; Bunch of Trouble (1999) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- It's a Mystery; for the Birds (1999) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Teacher's Pest; Yippy-Ki-Yay! (1999) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Finders Keepers; Shrinky Dinky (1999) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Paradise Shmaridise; Sore Losers (1999) ... Additional Voices (voice)

Show all 16 episodes

 1999 The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald: The Legend of Grimace Island (Video short)

One Eyed Sally (voice)

 1997 Johnny Bravo (TV Series)

Older Woman

- Johnny Bravo Meets Adam West/Under the Big Flop/Johnny Bravo Meets Donny Osmond (1997) ... Older Woman (voice)

 1997 Rugrats (TV Series)

Fabulous Lady

- Grandpa's Bad Bug/Lady Luck (1997) ... Fabulous Lady (voice)

 1996 The Legend of Sarmoti: Siegfried & Roy (TV Series short) (voice)

 1996 Duckman: Private Dick/Family Man (TV Series)

- A Room with a Bellevue (1996) ... (voice)

 1995 Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (TV Series)

Sielma / Customer #2

- A Room with No Viewfinder/Krumm Rises to the Top (1995) ... Sielma / Customer #2 (voice)

 1994 Problem Child (TV Series short)

- Junior Vanilli (1994) ... (voice)

- Grease My Palm (1994) ... (voice)

- The Cyndi Kerrigan Story (1994) ... (voice)

- Teacher of the Year (1994) ... (voice)

- Junior and the Big House (1994) ... (voice)

Show all 13 episodes

 1993 Bonkers (TV Series)

Old Lady

- Comeback Kid (1993) ... (voice)

- Frame That Toon (1993) ... Old Lady (voice)

 1993 The Nightmare Before Christmas

Witches / Additional Voices (voice, uncredited)

 1991 Darkwing Duck (TV Series)

Old Lady / Granny Whammy

- Let's Get Respectable (1991) ... Old Lady (voice)

- Double Darkwings (1991) ... Granny Whammy (voice)

 1991 TaleSpin (TV Series)

Crazy Edie / Mrs. Half Nelson

- The Sound and the Furry (1991) ... Crazy Edie (voice)

- Bringing Down Babyface (1991) ... Mrs. Half Nelson (voice)

 1989 The Karate Kid (TV Series short)

Additional Characters

- My Brother's Keeper (1989) ... Additional Characters (voice)

 1989 The Further Adventures of SuperTed (TV Series)

Slot Machine Owner / Blotch

- Bubbles, Bubbles Everywhere (1989) ... Slot Machine Owner (voice)

- Knox Knox, Who's There? (1989) ... Blotch (voice)

 1987 Square One Television (TV Series)

Mrs. MacGregor

- Episode #1.7 (1987) ... Mrs. MacGregor

- Episode #1.6 (1987) ... Mrs. MacGregor

 1987 Mathnet (TV Series)

Mrs. MacGregor

- The Problem of the Missing Baseball (1987) ... Mrs. MacGregor

 1986 The Real Ghostbusters (TV Series)

Mrs. Rogers

- Mrs. Roger's Neighborhood (1986) ... Mrs. Rogers (voice)

 1985-1986 Paw Paws (TV Series)

Additional Voices

- The Zip Zap 4-D Trap (1986) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- S'no Business (1986) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Totem Time Trap (1986) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Lost Lake Monster (1986) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- The Great Paw Paw Turnaround (1986) ... Additional Voices (voice)

 1985 The Black Cauldron

Orgoch (voice)

 1981-1985 General Hospital (TV Series)

Agent Brighton O'Reilly

- Episode #1.5661 (1985) ... Agent Brighton O'Reilly

- Episode #1.4757 (1981) ... Agent Brighton O'Reilly

- Episode #1.4644 (1981) ... Agent Brighton O'Reilly (uncredited)

 1984 Snowballing

Emma Ferguson

 1984 Murder, She Wrote (TV Series)

Peter Pan

- The Murder of Sherlock Holmes (1984) ... Peter Pan

 1984 The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries (TV Series)

Sheriff Parker / Additional Voices

- Mission Un-Doo-Able/The Bee Team (1984) ... Sheriff Parker

- Happy Birthday, Scooby-Doo (1984) ... Additional Voices (voice)

 1982 The Gary Coleman Show (TV Series)

Additional Voices

- You Oughtta' Be in Pictures/Derby Daze (1982) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Fouled Up Fossils/Going, Going, Gone (1982) ... Additional Voices (voice)

 1982 Trapper John, M.D. (TV Series)

Mrs. Landers

- Cause for Concern (1982) ... Mrs. Landers

 1981 New Friends (Short) (voice)

 1981 The Flintstone Comedy Show (TV Series)

Pinkbeard

- Captain Caveman: Pinkbeard (1981) ... Pinkbeard

 1981 Trollkins (TV Series)

Additional Voices

- Dr. Frankentroll, I Presume/Agent Double-O-Troll (1981) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Trolltown Trollympics/The Troll Cat in the Hat (1981) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- The Abominable Trollman/The Moth That Ate Trolltown (1981) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Supertroll/Flooky and the Troll Burglar (1981) ... Additional Voices (voice)

- Bermuda Trollangle/Fine Feathered Lumpkin (1981) ... Additional Voices (voice)

 1978 The Bay City Rollers Show (TV Series)

Witchiepoo / Weenie the Genie

- Episode #1.1 (1978) ... Witchiepoo / Weenie the Genie

 1978 The Bay City Rollers Meet the Saturday Superstars (TV Movie)

Witchipoo

 1977 Tabitha (TV Series)

Sister Rosalind

- Mr. Nice Guy (1977) ... Sister Rosalind

 1976 Wonderbug (TV Series)

Agnes

- I Kidd You Not (1976) ... Agnes

 1976 Donny and Marie (TV Series)

- Episode #1.8 (1976)

 1971-1972 Lidsville (TV Series)

Weenie the Genie / Witchiepoo

- Mommy Hoodoo (1972) ... Weenie the Genie

- The Great Brain Robbery (1971) ... Weenie the Genie

- The Old Hat Home (1971) ... Weenie the Genie

- Hoodoo, Who? (1971) ... Weenie the Genie

- Oh, Brother (1971) ... Weenie the Genie

 1971 Bewitched (TV Series)

Witch

- Hansel and Gretel in Samanthaland (1971) ... Witch

 1971 Li'l Abner (TV Movie)

Mammy Yokum

 1970 Pufnstuf

Witchiepoo

 1969-1970 H.R. Pufnstuf (TV Series)

Witchiepoo

- Jimmy Who? (1970) ... Witchiepoo

- Whaddya Mean the Horse Gets the Girl? (1969) ... Witchiepoo

- The Almost Election of Mayor Witchiepoo (1969) ... Witchiepoo

- The Visiting Witch (1969) ... Witchiepoo

- A Tooth for a Tooth (1969) ... Witchiepoo

 1967 The Monkees (TV Series)

Maw

- Hillbilly Honeymoon (1967) ... Maw

 1967 The Monroes (TV Series)

Mrs. Peabody

- Manhunt (1967) ... Mrs. Peabody

 1959 Li'l Abner

Pansy ('Mammy') Yokum