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'Dallas' Actress Barbara Bel Geddes
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The Washington Post
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August 11, 2005| Author:
Joe Holley
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Barbara Bel Geddes, 82, a veteran stage and film actress best
known for her TV role as Miss Ellie, the likable, long-suffering
matriarch of the rambunctious Ewing clan on "Dallas," died Aug. 8 of
lung cancer at her home in Northeast Harbor, Maine.
The CBS prime-time soap opera debuted in 1978, and the romantic
entanglements, wheeler-dealer scheming and intra-family feuding of
the larger-than-life oil and ranching Texans quickly made it one of
the most popular dramas in TV history.
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; Barbara Bel Geddes, who played Miss Ellie Ewing in the long-running TV series Dallas, died Aug. 8 of lung cancer in Northeast Harbor, Maine. She was 82. Bel Geddes, daughter of renowned industrial designer Norman Bel Geddes, was nominated for an Oscar for supporting actress for 1948 drama I
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