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Naomi Stevens

1925 – 2018

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Lived 1925 – 2018 (aged 92). Naomi Stevens was an American film actor and television actor.

Naomi Ruth Stevens (November 29, 1925 – January 13, 2018 ) was an American character actress of film and television from the 1950s through the 1980s. She appeared in almost 100 roles over the years, usually depicting mothers, landladies, gossips, or neighbors.

Stevens began entertaining in vaudeville at age 2. She had expanded into radio, film, and theater by age 5. She appeared on a radio program on KNX in Los Angeles and was featured in Paramount Pictorials. Stevens attended the Grace Waugh Bowman School of Theatricals.

Stevens died on January 13, 2018, in Reseda, Los Angeles, California, aged 92.

Partial filmography

Have Gun-Will Travel (1957, TV Series) as Marga / Ma Kafka / Maria The Black Orchid (1958) as Guilia Gallo Rescue 8 (1959, TV Series) as Angela The Apartment (1960) as Mrs. Mildred Dreyfuss The Twilight Zone (1959 TV series) (1960, Episode: Mirror Image (The Twilight Zone)) as Washroom Attendant The Lawless Years (1961, TV Series) as Rose Perry Mason (1961–1964, TV Series) as Agnes / Fanny Werbler / Mrs. Kransdorf Dr. Kildare (1961–1965, TV Series) as Mrs. Gast / Aunt Kasia / Mrs. Mendoza / Mrs. Gitlin Convicts 4 (1962) as Resko's Mother McHale's Navy (1963, TV Series) as Mrs. Gruber The Farmer's Daughter (1964, TV series) as Mrs. Golden The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1964, Episode: "The Gentleman Caller") as Mrs. Goldy Honeymoon Hotel (1964) as Woman at Garbage Dump (uncredited) Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1964, TV Series) as Aunt Clara / Maria Pia Joy in the Morning (1965) as Mrs. Ridinski (uncredited) The Art of Love (1965) as Mrs. Sarah Fromkis Frankie and Johnny (1966) as Princess Zolita (uncredited) Hogan's Heroes (1967, Episode: "The Crittendon Plan") as Nadya Valley of the Dolls (1967) as Miss Steinberg The Flying Nun (1967–1970, TV Series) as Sister Teresa / Mrs. Emanuel / Señora Rosales The Shakiest Gun in the West (1968) as Squaw (uncredited) To Die in Paris (1968, TV Movie) as Mama Dendier Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell (1968) as Rosa The Doris Day Show (1968–1969, TV Series) as Juanita (housekeeper) My Three Sons (1969–1970, TV Series) as Mama Rossini Love, American Style (1969–1973, TV Series) as Hazel / Mildred / Rosa / Mrs. Straub aka Mother / Annie Ellsworth The Hawaiians (1970) as Queen Liliuokalani Room 222 (1970, TV Series) as Rose Fly Me (1973) as Toby's Mother Superdad (1973) as Mrs. Levin (neighbor) Hard Times (1975) as Madam The Montefuscos (1975, TV Series) as Rose Montefusco Hustle (1975) as Woman Hostage The Practice (1976, TV Series) as Mrs. Friedman Opening Night (1977) as Crying Mourner (uncredited) Vega$ (1978–1979, TV Series) as Sgt. Bella Archer The Triangle Factory Fire Scandal (1979, TV Movie) as Mrs. Goldstein Hotel (1982, TV Series) as Mrs. Tomasino Taxi (1983, TV Series) as Aunt Lucia

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Naomi Stevens?

actress (1926-2018)

When was Naomi Stevens born?

Naomi Stevens was born on 29 November 1925 in Trenton.

When did Naomi Stevens die?

Naomi Stevens died on 13 January 2018 in Reseda.

What was Naomi Stevens's occupation?

Naomi Stevens was a film actor and television actor.

What nationality was Naomi Stevens?

Naomi Stevens was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Naomi Stevens

· Wikidata: Q529160

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