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Madge Blake was an American actress born in Kinsley, Kansas, USA on May 31, 1899, as Madge Cummings and died in Pasadena, California, USA, on February 19, 1969 of a heart attack. In 1919, Madge married Blake, James Lincoln Blake, and had a child before their divorce. The most important works of Madge Blake are Batman: The Movie (1966), Leave It to Beaver (1958-1963), Batman (1966-1967), and The Prowler (1951). Madge Blake was an American actress who was banned from acting by her father, a Methodist circuit racer, so she married and worked with her husband on a construction project of a nuclear reactor in Utah, during World War II. Madga and her husband did job tests for equipment used in the project, and after the end of her government job, she studied acting at Pasadena Playhouse, followed by 20 years of television and film appearances. Madge Blake began her film career at the age of fifty and presented the movie Adam's Rib (1949) with the two stars Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. She continued to work very actively in film and television, and her most notable works were Batman (1966-1967) and The The Joey Bishop Show (1961-1962). Madge Blake died in 1969 of a heart attack at the age of 69.
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