Beatrice Dunmore

Born into a family of long "showbiz" history, Beatrice was bitten by the acting bug at a very young age. She first performed for "Hal Jackson" in Palisades Park, New Jersey as a part of the "Young Talented Tots" contests. Bea played roles on radio before her jump to commercials. This lead her to "off Broadway" and later to the Broadway stage, her first role directed by George C. Scott. Moving to Los Angeles, Beatrice continued to perform in commercials, film, television and voice-overs. She took time off to raise her only child whom she adored. After which she then began teaching drama for a Santa Monica youth group. On December 13 Beatrice died of natural causes in her home in Santa Monica, Ca. She was 50 years of age. Her memorial was held at The (World Famous) Rainbow Bar and Grill on Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, Ca. where she was a well known and loved frequent visitor.