10 Facts About Irene Tedrow

1.

Irene Tedrow was an American character actress in stage, film, television and radio.

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Irene Tedrow had three seasons' experience with Maurice Evans's troupe in New York City and touring nationally.

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Irene Tedrow was a founding member of San Diego's Old Globe Theater and was cast as an ingenue in the beginning of her career.

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Irene Tedrow appeared on Broadway even through her eighties, in King Richard III, Hamlet, King Henry IV, Part I, Our Town and Pygmalion.

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Irene Tedrow had a recurring role on the Dennis the Menace television sitcom from 1959 to 1963, portraying the character Mrs Elkins.

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In 1976, Irene Tedrow played Mary Ludlow Hall, Eleanor Roosevelt's grandmother in Eleanor and Franklin.

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Irene Tedrow's roles included those shown in the table below.

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8.

Irene Tedrow was married to William Kent, who originally had come to the United States as a refugee from Nazi Germany.

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On March 10,1995, Irene Tedrow died from stroke complications in Hollywood at age 87.

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Irene Tedrow's grave is located at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery.