Josephine Hutchinson

As a child she studied at Seattle's Cornish School. Still in her early twenties, after several years of stock work in New York, she joined Eva Le Gallienne's Civic Repertory Theater where she won critical praise for her title role in "Alice in Wonderland." She came to Hollywood in 1934 under contract with Warners, debuting in _Happiness Ahead (1934)_ (qv). She co-starred with 'Paul Muni' (qv) in _The Story of Louis Pasteur (1936)_ (qv) and played in many small roles, both in films - e.g., the phony U.N. ambassador's wife in _North by Northwest (1959)_ (qv) - and television: _The Twilight Zone (1959)_ (qv), _Gunsmoke (1955)_ (qv), and _Perry Mason (1957)_ (qv) in the fifties and sixties. She died at Manhattan's Florence Nightingale Nursing Home, aged 94.::Ed Stephan <stephan@cc.wwu.edu>