Eventually, Alice discontinued her column while Eleanor’s lasted until her death. Still, Alice continued to be invited to the White House by Eleanor until Franklin Roosevelt could stand it no longer.

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After her starring role on ‘Alice,’ the Broadway and television mainstay turned up in shows and as characters of all kinds, and she always elevated them. Dec. 30, 2024 Confirming her death in ...

Linda Lavin died of cardiopulmonary arrest with the underlying cause being lung cancer, according to her death certificate ... In 1976, she was cast as Alice Hyatt in "Alice," based on Ellen ...

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Linda Lavin, who was recently diagnosed wtith lung cancer, died in December after going into cardiac arrest. (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times) ...

Through the door of the Presidential suite in Washington’s Hotel Willard one afternoon last week peeped a lady with the reputation of being the wisest of her clan —Alice Roosevelt Longworth.

Linda Lavin’s cause of death has been revealed. The “Alice” actress passed away Dec. 29 after suffering cardiopulmonary arrest with lung cancer listed as the underlying cause, according to ...

Still, most of the nation did not realize Franklin Roosevelt was a cripple and could not walk, nor did most Americans know FDR was dying. The President’s death came as a profound shock to most ...

Confirming her death in late December ... Aside from her Emmy-nominated starring role in "Alice" — the 1976 CBS sitcom adaptation of Martin Scorsese’s “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore ...