Virginia Field

1917–1992 (age 75)

Actress

Biography

Virginia Field (1917–1992) was an accomplished actress whose talent graced both stage and screen. Her career spanned decades, during which she earned respect and admiration for her craft and professionalism.

She is remembered as a dedicated performer whose contributions to entertainment remain part of cinema history, and she rests at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

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