Reaching the peak of her career in 1944, Jean Adair worked for her whole life among the “working actors” who supported the theatre for decades. Jean worked her way thought the years of supporting roles, and in 1931 she appeared at the Historic Elitch Theatre, but her ultimate role would come in the 1944 film, Arsenic and Old Lace with Cary Grant.
Seasons at the Theatre
- 1931
Elitch Theatre Productions/Roles:
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