Betty Ann Carr

Betty Ann Carr (September 6, 1942 - January 7, 1995) was an American actress of Native American ancestry, musician,

Despite interests in music as a child, Carr studied Drama at San Diego State University.

Her siblings are Perry, James, Susan, Benny, Kay Brown.

Career Carr started her career by appearing as a dancer in the party scenes on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. Her first prominent acting role came in 1971, when she replaced actress Sandra Ego as Betty Ann Sundown in the western series Cade's County until 1972. Carr is probably best remembered for appearing as Monica Bell in the daytime soap opera Return to Peyton Place, for which she flew daily from San Diego to Los Angeles to film. Carr achieved some fame with the role, which she first played in May 1973, and was featured in several daytime-oriented magazines. She also composed songs for musicians and edited a Native American film.

Following the show's cancellation, Carr went on to guest star in several TV series and was active as an actress until 1985.

Personal life Carr was married to engineer Tom Carr from June 12, 1965 to sometime in 1975. She died on January 7, 1995 in Morristown, Tennessee. The cause of death remains unknown.