Merry Anders
Merry Anders ( actually Mary Helen Anderson; May 22nd, 1934 in Cook County, Illinois; † 28 October 2012 in Encino, California ) was an American actress.
Life
Unlike her career began in 1954 with the successor of Ann Todd, the daughter of the main character in the final season of Stu Erwin Show, before exposure to the 26 -part sitcom It's Always January followed, which was broadcast in 1956. In two seasons brought it developed after the successful film series How to Marry a Millionaire, in contrast, Barbara Eden and Lori Nelson from 1957 to 1959 three girls living in New York represented in search of her wealthy husband. Until the mid- 1960s appeared in numerous other television series as a guest star; the last time she turned in several episodes Dragnet 1967, where she held a role in seven episodes.
Your screen career was extensive, but not limited to B- movies; numerous low -budget genre films without appreciable qualities form the bulk of their work in this area. In 1972, Anders retired from acting and worked for a division of Litton Industries. In 1994 she retired.