Amzie Strickland (1919 - 2006)

Actress. Best remembered as “Miss Rosemary” on the first season of “The Andy Griffith Show.” Her career spanned over 50 years. She appeared in 650 TV guest-starring roles, 24 films, 3,000 radio shows, and countless commercials.  She retired in 2001. (bio by: The Perplexed Historian)  Family links:  Spouse:  Frank Behrens (1919 – 1986)* *Calculated relationship

Barbra Streisand (1942 - 1970)

Singer, Actress. This is the location of her future burial site.

Susan Strasberg (1938 - 1999)

Actress, Author. The daughter of legendary Actors Studio co-founder Lee Strasberg and Paula Strasberg, she attended the High School of Performing Arts in New York City and debut on stage at age fifteen in the off-Broadway play “Maya” (1953). She would be mentored privately by her mother. During this time, she initiated her TV career […]

Edith Storey (1892 - 1967)

Actress. She was a child actress on the stage who entered films in the early 1910s, becoming soon one of the most celebrated actresses on the American silent screen. She appeared in over one-hundred films within a ten-year period, winning renown for her athleticism and her versatility in a wide range of works that brought […]

Norma Storch (1922 - 2003)

Actress. Born Norma Greve in Pocatello, Idaho, she moved to Los Angeles in 1945, to pursue an acting career and became a member of the Circle Repertory Theater. For feature films, she appeared in “The Woman Hunter” (1972), “The Six Million Dollar Man” (1973), “Exo-Man” (1977) and “The Perils of P.K.” (1986). For television, she […]

Marianne Stone (1922 - 2009)

Actress. A specialist in cameos, she portrayed a succession of waitresses, clerks, secretaries, nurses, and barmaids in hundreds of British movies, and will probably be best remembered for her roles in a dozen of the “Carry On” series of films from the 1960s and 1970s. Raised by her grandparents, her talent became evident in her […]

Dorothy Stone (1905 - 1974)

American motion picture actress of the 1920s through 1950s. Appeared with Joseph Cotton and Ginger Rogers in the 1944 drama “I’ll Be Seeing You.” Daughter of actor Fred Stone. Sister of actress Paula Stone. (bio by: A.J. Marik)  Family links:  Parents:  Fred Stone (1873 – 1959)  Siblings:  Dorothy Stone (1905 – 1974)  Paula Stone (1912 […]

Julia Palmer Stoll (1984 - 2005)

Actress. Best remembered as “Nurse Simone” in the German television series “Marienhof”. She also apread in the movie “Unter weissen Segeln (Under white sails”) in 2004. She was seriously injured in a car accident on June 9, 2005, when she tried to save a hedgehog on a street. She died in a Maurnauer hospital in […]

Belle Stoddard (1869 - 1950)

American stage and motion picture actress of the 1920s and 30s. Appeared with Jean Arthur and Lionel Barrymore in Frank Capra’s 1938 comedy “You Can’t Take It with You.” (bio by: A.J. Marik)

Robin Rochelle Stille (1961 - 1996)

Actress. A native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Stille is best remembered for her role as ‘Valerie ‘Val’ Bates in the slasher thriller horror film, “Slumber Party Massacre” (1982). Stille also appeared in, “Winner Takes All” (1986), “Vampire Knights” (1987), “Sorority Babes In The Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama” (1988), and “American Ninja 4: The Annihilation” (1991). On television Stille […]

Gloria Hatrick Stewart (1918 - 1994)

Actress. A model and part-time actress who mostly played herself, she is remembered as the wife of famed actor Jimmy Stewart. Born Gloria Hatrick in Larchmount, New York, she became a model and gave it up to marry and raise a family.  She was married twice, first to Edward Beale McLean, Jr. with whom she […]

Elaine Stewart (1930 - 2011)

Actress, Model. Born Elsy Steinberg, the daughter of a New Jersey policeman, she worked as an usherette and cashier before winning the opportunity over hundreds of models to appear in a layout for See Magazine and receiving the title of Miss See in 1952. She adorned pages of the publications Life Magazine and Playboy, while […]

Anita Stewart (1902 - 1961)

Actress. She performed in silent motion pictures for Vitagraph Studios. She signed with LB Mayer before her contract with Vitagraph expired resulting in a landmark lawsuit. She began her career in motion pictures at Edison’s Vitagraph Studio on Long Island . She later moved to Hollywood as the premier star in Louis B. Mayer’s company. […]

Margot Stevenson (1912 - 2011)

Actress. Out of a long and multi-faceted career she shall probably be remembered as Margot Lane on radio’s “The Shadow”. Raised in New York City, she made her Broadway debut in 1932’s “The Firebird”; over the years she was to amass around 20 credits on the Great White Way including “Venus Observed” and “The Barretts […]

K.T. Stevens (1919 - 1994)

Actress. Born Gloria Wood, she was the daughter of legendary film director and producer Samuel Wood. At the age of 2, she got her start in films, in her father’s 2nd 1921 silent film “Peck’s Bad Boy” with Jackie Coogan. Following high school, she decided to pursue acting full-time, taking drama lessons and apprenticing in […]

Miroslava Stern (1926 - 1955)

Actress. She was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic). In the late 1930s, she moved with her parents to Mexico where she began her career. During a time, she worked in Hollywood, appearing in “Adventures of Casanova” (1945), “The Brave Bulls” (1951) and “Strangers on Horseback.” She is fondly remembered for her last film, “Ensayo […]

Jan Sterling (1921 - 2004)

Movie and Stage Actress. She was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her work in “The High and the Mighty” (1954). She also won the National Board of Review Award for Billy Wilder’s “Ace in the Hole” (1951). She appeared in several Film Noir dramas. Among other films she appeared in “Johnny Belinda” […]

Helen Stenborg (1925 - 2011)

Actress. She was seen in a large number of stage and television productions for more than 60 years. Raised in Minneapolis she had early theatrical ambitions and moved to New York in her late teens; after appearing in some Broadway touring productions she spent World War II entertaining troops in Europe and was to meet […]

Gaby Stenberg (1923 - 2011)

Actress. She shall be remembered as a mainstay of the Swedish stage and screen for more than 60 years. Born Ida Gabriella Stenberg, she was raised in Stockholm from infancy and was drawn to show business early, making her silver screen bow in 1935’s “Bambi and I”. Gaby continued her film career, earning ever-larger roles, […]

Anna Sten (1908 - 1993)

Actress. She was born Anel Sudakevich in Russia, to a Ukrainian father and a Swedish mother. She appeared in Russian motion pictures during the silent era and in German movies during the 1930s. From 1934 she played in American motion pictures with Metro Goldwyn Mayer: “Nana” (1934) with Lionel Atwill and Mae Clarke, “We Live […]

Myrtle Stedman (1889 - 1938)

Prolific Actress. She appeared in 191 films, starting in the silent era. (bio by: TLS)  Family links:  Spouse:  Marshall Stedman (1874 – 1943)*  Children:  Lincoln Stedman (1907 – 1948)* *Calculated relationship

Vera Steadman (1900 - 1966)

Actress, Comedienne. She is probably best remembered for her association with film director Mack Sennett, having been one of his famous bathing beauties. Her film career spanned from 1915 until 1941, and during this time she appeared in almost 120 silent and sound films and shorts, of which her roles went mostly uncredited after 1933. […]

Sally Starr (1923 - 2013)

Television Hostess, Singer, Actress. Her career started at the young age of 12, when she and her sister Mildred debuted on the CBS radio program “Blush Creek Follies,” as the “Little Missouri Maids.” Later, she donned a flashy red cowgirl outfit decorated with fringes and shiny silver stars, a cowgirl hat, boots, guns with holsters […]

Muriel Starr (1888 - 1950)

Actress. She appeared in the film “Within The Law” (1916), in the role of ‘Mary Turner.’ (bio by: K)

Pauline Starke (1901 - 1977)

Motion picture actress. By her 12th birthday, she had made her screen debut with a bit part in “The Claws of Green,” and over the next few years she became well-known for her memorable roles in films such as “The Arizona Express,” “The Little Girl Next Door,” and “A Royal Romance.” (bio by: MC)

Marjorie Stapp (1921 - 2014)

Actress. A pretty blonde, she is remembered for her numerous film and television appearances over a career of more than 40 years. An Arkansas native, she held a variety of jobs after moving to Southern California including a gig as receptionist for alleged mobster Bugsy Siegel and studied briefly at the University of Chicago; signed […]

Joan Alexander Stanton (1915 - 2009)

Actress. Primarily a radio performer, she is remembered for portraying reporter Lois Lane in over 1,600 episodes of “Superman” during the 1940s. Born Louise Abras, she was raised in Brooklyn after her father’s early death and took the “Joan” half of her professional name to honor Joan Crawford, though the origin of “Alexander” is unclear. […]

Gail Stanton (1954 - 1996)

Actress, Model. Born Brenda Stone in Memphis, Tennessee, she was Playboy Magazine’s Playmate of the Month for June 1978. The daughter of a Southern Baptist church deacon, she changed her name to Gail Stanton so that she would not embarrass her father. A former high school cheerleader and homecoming queen, Stanton began her modeling career […]

Florence Stanley (1924 - 2003)

Actress. She started on Broadway in such stage productions as “Fiddler on The Roof” and “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” before heading to Hollywood. She was a regular cast member on television’s “Barney Miller” where she played Bernice Fish. In addition to numerous guest roles on other shows, she also had a role in the […]

Rosemarie Bowe Stack (1932 - 1970)

Actress. Stack has appeared in many films including, “Big Trouble” (1986), “My Kingdom For..” (1985), “Making Of A Male Model” (1983), “Murder On Flight 502” (1975), “All In A Night’s Work” (1961), “The Peacemaker” (1956), “The View From Pompey’s Head” (1955), “The Big Bluff” (1955), “The Adventures Of Hajii Baba” (1955), “The Golden Mistress” (1952), […]