 Aline MacMahonShow Count: 3
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Role: Old Time Radio Star
Born: May 3, 1899
Old Time Radio, McKeesport, Pennsylvania, USA
Died: October 12, 1991, New York City, New York, USA
An American actress whose career began on stage in 1921. She worked extensively in film and television until her retirement in 1975. She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance inDragon Seed (1944). |
MacMahon was born to William Marcus MacMahon and Jennie (Simon), in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Her parents married on July 14, 1898 in Columbus, Ohio. According to the 1910 United States Federal Census, her father was born in 1878 in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania to an Irish-born father, whose occupation was a telegraph operator. Her mother, Jennie, was born in 1879 in Russia of Jewish origin; Jennie MacMahon died in 1984, aged 105.
Aline MacMahon was raised in New York City and educated at Erasmus Hall High School (Brooklyn) and Barnard College. She began appearing on Broadway in 1921. Her first film role was in 1931 in Five Star Final; she alternated between Broadway and Hollywood throughout her career.
MacMahon was married to Clarence Stein, an architect and city planner, who founded the Regional Planning Association in 1928. He died in 1975. They had no children. Aline MacMahon died in 1991, aged 92, of pneumonia in New York City, seven years after the death of her mother.
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Broadcast: 6th January 1939
Added: May 14 2005
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Broadcast: November 25, 1945
Starring: Frank Lovejoy, Will Geer, Aline MacMahon, Ralph Morgan, Shirley Booth, Howard Smith, Jean Adair, Homer Fickett, Arthur Miller, Arthur Arent, George Hicks, Norman Brokenshire, Lawrence Langner, George Kondolf, Harold Levey, Armina Marshall, Jane Austen, United States Steel, Eda Heineman, Leona Roberts, Stu Erwin
Added: Nov 28 2015
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Broadcast: December 22, 1946
Starring: Aline MacMahon, Gary Merrill, Peggy Conklin, Edwin Jerome, Harold Dyrenforth, Roger Pryor, Donald MacDonald, Homer Fickett, Norman Brokenshire, Elliot Reid, Chester Stratton, United States Steel Corporation, Theresa Helburn, Harold Levey, Armina Marshall, Carol Irwin, Eda Heineman, Oskar Homolka, Patterson Green, Peggy Lamson, Enid Markey, Guy Arbory
Added: Dec 22 2023
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