Natalie Schafer

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( b. Nov 5, 1900 Red Bank, NJ, USA - d. Apr 10, 1991 Los Angeles, CA, USA ) Female

Performer

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Relations:
	Wife of Louis Calhern (1934 - 1942) divorced

Additional Information:
	played the role of Mrs. Howell on television's "Gilligan's Island"

Productions	Dates of Production
The Highest Tree [Original, Play] Also Starring: Natalie Schafer [Susan Ashe]	Nov 4, 1959 - Nov 21, 1959
Romanoff and Juliet [Original, Play, Comedy] Also Starring: Natalie Schafer [Beulah Moulsworth]	Oct 10, 1957 - Sep 13, 1958
Six Characters in Search of an Author [Revival, Play] Performer: Natalie Schafer [The Leading Lady]	Dec 11, 1955 - Feb 5, 1956
Forward the Heart [Original, Play, Drama] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Mrs. Marian Gibbs]	Jan 28, 1949 - Feb 12, 1949
A Joy Forever [Original, Play] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Allora Eames]	Jan 7, 1946 - Jan 19, 1946
The Doughgirls [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Sylvia]	Dec 30, 1942 - Jul 29, 1944
Lady in the Dark [Original, Musical, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Alison Du Bois]	Sep 2, 1941 - May 30, 1942
Lady in the Dark [Original, Musical, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Alison Du Bois]	Jan 23, 1941 - Jun 15, 1941
Goodbye in the Night [Original, Play, Melodrama] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Jessie Sawyer]	Mar 18, 1940 - Mar 23, 1940
Lady Precious Stream [Original, Play, Drama] Performer: Natalie Schafer [The Princess of the Western Regions]	Jan 27, 1936 - Apr 1936
So Many Paths [Original, Play, Drama] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Margaret Kenny Brown]	Dec 6, 1934 - Dec 1934
New York to Cherbourg [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Constance Carroll]	Feb 19, 1932 - Feb 1932
Perfectly Scandalous [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Viva North]	May 13, 1931 - May 1931
The Great Barrington [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Annabelle Barrington]	Feb 19, 1931 - Mar 1931
The Rhapsody [Original, Play, Drama] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Marjorie Kellam]	Sep 15, 1930 - Sep 1930
Ada Beats the Drum [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Nadine Wentworth]	May 8, 1930 - Jun 1930
The Nut Farm [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Helen Bent]	Oct 14, 1929 - Nov 1929
These Few Ashes [Original, Play, Comedy] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Edith Major]	Oct 30, 1928 - Dec 1928
March Hares [Revival, Play, Satire] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Ethel]	Apr 2, 1928 - Apr 1928
Trigger [Original, Play] Performer: Natalie Schafer [Eleanor Stafford]	Dec 6, 1927 - Jan 1928