Lurene Tuttle (1907-1986)

Lurene Tuttle, the versatile American actress and esteemed acting coach, began her career in vaudeville and transitioned to radio, earning the title of the "First Lady of Radio." She appeared in numerous radio shows across different genres, later making over 100 film and television appearances. Her dedication to radio also played a role in founding the American Federation of Radio Artists (AFRA). Tuttle had two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and was known for her roles in "Psycho," "Life with Father," and "Father of the Bride." She passed away in 1986, leaving a lasting legacy in entertainment.