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Tue 10
Our Miss Brooks: The Skeleton in the Closet — Eve Arden
Mrs. Davis comes to the rescue when a blackmailer threatens to reveal a dark secret in Connie's past. Connie: Eve Arden. Davenport: Larry Blake. Mrs. Davis: Jane Morgan. Conklin: Gale Gordon.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Tue 10, 4:30 am -
Wed 11
Our Miss Brooks: Amalgamation — Eve Arden
Connie and the staff face a double work load as Madison High prepares to consolidate with another school. Connie: Eve Arden. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Munsey: Robert Sweeney. Talbot: Gene Barry.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Wed 11, 4:30 am -
Thu 12
Our Miss Brooks: Reunion — Eve Arden
When Connie decides to change jobs, the men in her life join forces to keep her in the school. Connie: Eve Arden. Talbot: Gene Barry. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Munsey: Robert Sweeney. Mrs. Davis: Jane Morgan. Walter: Richard Crenna.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Thu 12, 4:30 am -
Fri 13
Our Miss Brooks: Twins at School — Eve Arden
To take a part-time job (without breaking school rules), Connie revives her imaginary twin sister. Connie: Eve Arden. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Munsey: Robert Sweeney. Mrs. Nestor: Isabel Randolph.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Fri 13, 4:30 am -
Sat 14
Our Miss Brooks: Mrs. Nestor's Boy Friend — Eve Arden
When Mrs. Nester forbids socializing between men and women teachers, Connie decides to find her a beau. Connie: Eve Arden. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Munsey: Robert Sweeney. Mrs. Nester: Isabel Randolph.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Sat 14, 4:30 am -
Sat 14
Love, American Style: Love and the Contact Lens; Love and the Unhappy Couple — Eve Arden
1. Comedy about a missing contact lens. Mrs. Stevens: Eve Arden. 2. How to convince a happy couple that they're not happy at all. Frank: Louis Nye. Henry: Robert Q. Lewis. Abbey: Jo Anne Worley.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Sat 14, 8:30 am -
Sat 14
Our Miss Brooks: The Hobby Show — Eve Arden
Connie's pals hold a series of relaxing activities for her---which leave her completely exhausted! Connie: Eve Arden. Walter: Richard Crenna. Mr. Boynton: Robert Rockwell. Conklin: Gale Gordon.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Sat 14, 2:00 pm -
Sat 14
Our Miss Brooks: The Hurricane — Eve Arden
Connie gets the school ready for a hurricane when Walter hears storm warnings on his homemade radio. Connie: Eve Arden. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Walter: Richard Crenna.
Air Time & Details for Eve Arden, Sat 14, 2:30 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Eve Arden
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Little Eunice Quedens' first brush with the performing arts came at age seven, when she won a WCTU medal for her recital of the pro-temperance poem "No Kicka My Dog." After graduating from high school, she became a professional actress on the California stock company circuit. Still using her given name, she played a blonde seductress in the 1929 Columbia talkie Song of Love then joined a touring repertory theater. After another brief film appearance in 1933's Dancing Lady, she was urged by a producer to change her name for professional purposes.
Allegedly inspired by a container of Elizabeth Arden cold cream, Eunice Quedens reinvented herself as Eve Arden. Several successful appearances in the annual Ziegfeld Follies followed, and in 1937 Arden returned to films as a young character actress. From Stage Door (1937) onward, she was effectively typecast as the all-knowing witheringly sarcastic "best friend" who seldom got the leading man but always got the best lines.
Her film roles in the 1940s ranged from such typical assignments as sophisticated magazine editor "Stonewall" Jackson in Cover Girl (1944) to such hilariously atypical performances as athletic Russian sniper Natalia Moskoroff in The Doughgirls (1944). In 1945, she earned an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Joan Crawford's sardonic but sympathetic business partner in Mildred Pierce. In July of 1948, she launched the popular radio situation comedy Our Miss Brooks, earning a place in the hearts of schoolteachers (and sitcom fans) everywhere with her award-winning portrayal of long-suffering but ebullient high school teacher Connie Brooks.
Our Miss Brooks was transferred to television in 1952, running five successful seasons. Less successful was the 1957 TVer The Eve Arden Show, in which the star played authoress Liza Hammond. This failure was neutralized by her subsequent stage tours in such plays as Auntie Mame and Hello, Dolly!
and her well-received film appearances in Anatomy of a Murder (1959) and Dark at the Top of the Stairs (1960). In 1967, she returned to TV to co-star with Kaye Ballard on the chucklesome The Mothers-in-Law which lasted two years. And in 1978, she became a favorite of a new generation with her performance as Principal McGee in the phenomenally successful film version of Broadway's Grease.
In 1985, Eve Arden came out with her autobiography, The Three Phases of Eve.