Fay Baker

Fay Baker was born Fay Schwager on January 31, 1917, in New York City. Source: Wikipedia

Her first professional acting experience came in radio soap operas. Source: Wikipedia

RadioGOLDINdex lists her in four Escape recordings: "The Sure Thing" (1949, and again in January 1950), "Incident in Quito" (1952) and "The Invader" (1953). Source: RadioGOLDINdex

On The Lux Radio Theatre she was in "The Dark Corner" (November 10, 1947) and "The Star" (April 19, 1954). Source: RadioGOLDINdex

In The Cavalcade of America broadcast "Kitchen Scientist" (September 8, 1947) she is credited as doubling, playing more than one part. Source: RadioGOLDINdex

Her indexed radio credits run from 1943 to 1961 and include The Adventures of Philip Marlowe ("The Long Rope" and "The Green Flame", 1949) and The Whistler ("The Rawhide Coffin", 1949). Source: RadioGOLDINdex

On screen she received star billing in The House on Telegraph Hill (1951) and guest-starred in about 30 TV series. Source: Wikipedia

After a back problem ended her acting, she turned to writing, publishing the memoir My Darling, Darling Doctors (1975) and a novel, The Whipping Boy, as Beth Holmes. Source: Wikipedia

She died on December 8, 1987, in Sleepy Hollow, New York, at 70. Source: Wikipedia