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Barbara Angie Rose Baxley (January 1, 1923 – June 7, 1990) was an American actress and singer. Early life. Barbara Baxley acted for six years in productions of schools and Little Theaters before she had her first professional role. [1] Career.
Barbara Baxley. Actress: Nashville. Barbara Angie Rose Baxley was born on New Year's Day 1923 to Emma A. & C. Bert Baxley in Porterville, CA. She was the youngest of their two daughters and was named after her grandmothers; Angie Sibley-Tyler and Iva Matilda Rose-Baxley.
Jun 9, 1990 · Barbara Baxley, a stage, film and television actress, was found dead Thursday in her Upper West Side apartment. The medical examiner's office said the apparent cause...
Barbara Baxley. Actress: Nashville. Barbara Angie Rose Baxley was born on New Year's Day 1923 to Emma A. & C. Bert Baxley in Porterville, CA. She was the youngest of their two daughters and was named after her grandmothers; Angie Sibley-Tyler and Iva Matilda Rose-Baxley.
Jun 16, 2024 · Barbara Baxley was one of the first actresses I met when I moved to New York in 1989 to begin work on what became Follies of God. In my copy of Who’s Who in the Theatre, Baxley provided both her address and her home telephone number, and I utilized both to ask her for an interview.
May 27, 2024 · Barbara Baxley enjoyed a burst of attention for her performance in Robert Altman’s Nashville, a part she considered a rich reward from the director, whom she had been championing since she worked for him in television. “He’s one of the best with actors,” she told me in 1989.
Jun 11, 1990 · Barbara Baxley, a versatile actress whose work ranged from Shakespeare to musical comedy on stage to “Norma Rae” on film, and to “Hawaii Five-O” on television, has died. She was 63.
