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BUY GOLDEN GIRLS 1-7 ON DVD. BUY MAUDE SEASON 1 ON DVD! SONY co. WE WANT SEASON 2 OF MAUDE ON DVD!!!!
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BROADWAY MS.ARTHUR'S FIRST "LOVE"bea arthur was in the 1954 original cast of threepenny opera. she played the original lucy brown in this broadway show. ( she played in other original casts on broadway as well, such as fiddler on the roof)
MS. ARTHUR WAS VERA CHARLES IN BOTH THE BROADWAY MUSICAL OF MAME WITH ANGELA LANSBURY AND THE MOVIE VERSION WITH LUCILLE BALL!THE VIDEO ABOVE IS WHEN BEA ARTHUR DID THE STAR WARS T.V HOLIDAY SPECIAL.
MAUDE AND GOLDEN GIRLS ARE THE BEST T.V SERIES EVER CREATED!ALL IN THE FAMILY IS THE HIT SITCOM ON WHICH MAUDE DEBUTED! MAUDE IS EDITHS LIBERAL COUSIN. ( ARCHIE DESPISED MAUDE )
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AMANDA'S (BY THE SEA) IS ANOTHER (SHORT LIVED) T.V SPIN OFF OF FAULTY TOWERS THAT MS. ARTHUR STARED IN. FAULTY TOWER WAS A POPULAR BRITISH SITCOM. AMANDA'S HAD THIRTEEN EPISODES IN THE SERIES BUT ONLY AIRED 10.
THIS VIDEO ABOVE IS PART OF MS. ARTHUR 1980'S HOUR SPECIAL ( ON LIFETIME )
IN THIS VIDEO SHE SINGS A DUET WITH ROCK HUDSON ABOUT DRUGSThe video below is an extremely touching maude episode from season 4 that I thought you all would like to watch :)
Bea Arthur on Broadway
1. Lamb Recipe
2. Fun To Be Fooled
3. Introduction
4. What Can You Get A Nudist For Her Birthday?
5. Auditions
6. Isn't He Adorable
7. Fiddler on the Roof
8. Let's Face The Music And Dance
9. Bosom Buddies
10. Angela Lansbury
11. Threepenny Opera/ Pirate Jenny
12. It Never Was YOu
13. And Then There's Maude 14. Some People
15. The Soup Ladle
16. Where Do You Start
17. Bernie Schwartz
18. If I Can't Sell It, I'll Keep Sittin' On It!
19. Personal Hygiene
20. Who Cares
21. Fifty Percent
22. The Nun's Story
23. You're Gonna Hear From Me
24. The Chance To Sing
25. The Man in the Moon is a Lady
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Disclaimer: No copyright infringements intended. This bio is from the IMDb website(for informational purposes only!Birth Name Bernice Frankel.Nickname Bea.Height 5' 9½" (1.77 m)Mini Biography Actress-comedienne famous for her acid wit. The majority of her work has been on the stage and in television, but she has made some films. She was a regular on Sid Caesar's show "Caesar's Hour" (1954) for one season in the 1950s. She first gained attention on stage while appearing in the musical play "The Threepenny Opera" with Lotte Lenya. Then, in 1964, she truly became famous when she appeared in the original Broadway production of "Fiddler on the Roof" as Yente the Matchmaker. In this supporting role, she stole the show night after night. In 1966, she went to work on a new Broadway musical, "Mame", directed by her second husband, Gene Saks. For the featured role of Vera Charles in "Mame" she won a Tony. The star of the show, Angela Lansbury, also won a Tony. In 1971, Bea appeared on the hit sitcom "All in the Family" (1971) as Maude Findlay, Edith Bunker's cousin, who was forever driving Archie Bunker crazy with her liberal politics. This guest appearance led to her own series, entitled "Maude" (1972), in 1972. The show was a hit, and ran for six years, during which time many controversial topics, including abortion, were tackled. Bea also won an Emmy for her work on "Maude" (1972). During the show's run, Bea repeated the role of Vera Charles in the film version of Mame (1974), again directed by Gene Saks, and she was one of the few bright spots in a rather abysmal film. She also appeared on none other than The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978) (TV). In 1983, she started work on a new sitcom, "Amanda's" (1983), which was patterned after British situation comedy "Fawlty Towers" (1975), but it didn't last long. In 1985, however, she got sweet compensation when her new sitcom, "The Golden Girls" (1985) hit the air. Co-starring Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty, it was a show about four middle-aged women living in Miami. It was an immediate hit, and ran for seven seasons. All of the cast members, including Bea, won Emmys during the show's run. It should be worth noting that both "Maude" (1972) and "The Golden Girls" (1985) had to be canceled when Bea announced she was leaving each of them. In both cases, she left when she thought each show was at its peak and, in both cases, the producers of the shows realized the shows just wouldn't be the same without her. Since "The Golden Girls" (1985) was canceled in 1992, Bea had kept a low profile, appearing in only a couple of movies: For Better or Worse (1995) and Enemies of Laughter (2000). In 1999, she made a very successful and welcome Comedy Central Presents: The N.Y. Friars Club Roast of Jerry Stiller (1999) (TV). She lives on a ranch in California.IMDb Mini Biography By: Tommy PeterSpouse Gene Saks (28 May 1950 - 1978) (divorced) 2 children Robert Alan Aurthur (? - ?)Trade Mark Her husky voiceCaustic, acid wit