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Mon 17
The Women — Ruth Hussey
An all-star, all-female cast is featured in an adaptation of the Clare Boothe Luce Broadway hit about a cabal of catty and chatty high-society women who chime in on the affairs of a loving wife and mother who's dealing with an adulterous husband.
Air Time & Details for Ruth Hussey, Mon 17, 8:00 pm -
Tue 18
The Women — Ruth Hussey
An all-star, all-female cast is featured in an adaptation of the Clare Boothe Luce Broadway hit about a cabal of catty and chatty high-society women who chime in on the affairs of a loving wife and mother who's dealing with an adulterous husband.
Air Time & Details for Ruth Hussey, Tue 18, 4:00 am -
Sat 22
Another Thin Man — Ruth Hussey
Sleuthing couple Nick and Nora Charles are called in -- with their dog Asta and a new baby -- to help investigate the case of an explosives manufacturer who is sure a shady character is out to get him. Look for Shemp Howard, of the Three Stooges, in a small role.
Air Time & Details for Ruth Hussey, Sat 22, 5:40 pm
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Biography
About Ruth Hussey
After training at the University of Michigan School of Drama, Ruth Hussey worked as a fashion commmentator on a local radio station, then moved to New York, becoming a Powers model. In the mid '30s she performed in several plays with touring companies, and shortly thereafter was signed to a film contract with MGM. She debuted onscreen in 1937, and for the remainder of the decade she appeared in minor films.
In 1940 she was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her work in The Philadelphia Story, after which she became a leading lady; she was often cast as a graceful, sophisticated, intelligent woman. Her greatest success came on the stage, starring opposite Ralph Bellamy in the 1945 Broadway production State of the Union, after which she concentrated on the stage and made only sporadic film appearances, lastly in 1960. She is the mother of Oscar-winning filmmaker John William Longenecker.