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She looks like Billie Burke.

I second Stephen's guess: It has to be Agnes Moorehead.

The eyes were my clue. Always the eyes. It took me two or three seconds as well.

So did Houston. 9am.

No, though it's a minor film, not one of Mr. Wise's classics, and plays like something made for 70s television, I rather liked AUDREY ROSE for what it was. It's creepy tale of reincarnation that doesn't wallow in gory shocks like so many 70s and 80s films do. Sort of a throw-back to his Lewton...

Thanks, Robert. I didn't notice that when I placed my order earlier. I cancelled and reentered.

It's about time this one arrived on physical media of some sort!

But if Ron Epstein asks you, tell him to move on.

I just saw it for the first time the other day when I checked out the new blu ray. Its plot is really ludicrous in the extreme, but if you have a thing for Ruth Hussey, she's got a showy role as the defense attorney/wronged wife. I can't really recommend it, but movies from the classic...

I really like Joan Crawford's performance in HUMORESQUE. When she has solid material to work with, she's a good actress. And she has it here. "Bad manners, Mr. Boray. The infallible sign of talent!"