Maureen O'Sullivan on Tarzan and Morning's at Seven
The Chicago Tribune profiles Maureen O'Sullivan noting her early discovery in Dublin for a film role and her enduring career beyond Tarzan. It traces her stage debut in A Roomful of Roses, breakthrough in Never Too Late, and the 1968 death of husband Dr. John Farrell, shaping her path in acting.
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Jean Marsh Built From Cockney Roots to Broadway Break
British actress Jean Marsh, born in Islington near Bow Bells, discusses Cockney identity, acting craft, and a traumatic ballet school audition. She cites Up stairs Downstairs fame and explains voice training and balancing beauty with acting skill. Her career spans early stage roles, a 1959 Much Ado About Nothing Broadway break, then return to the UK for further work.
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