Eve McVeagh

Eve McVeagh was an American actress whose career across film, television, stage, and radio lasted more than five decades. Born in Cincinnati, she moved to Los Angeles as a child and began acting in theater as a teenager. She later moved to New York City, where she performed on Broadway in Snafu and Too Hot for Maneuvers. Her first film role came in High Noon (1952), and she played Viv in The Glass Web (1953). Under a Columbia Pictures contract she co-starred in Tight Spot (1955), earning praise from The New York Times. On television she appeared regularly on The Red Skelton Show and also on Dragnet, I Love Lucy, Perry Mason, and The Twilight Zone. Her later work included the 1979 television movie Murder by Natural Causes and a 1988 episode of Ohara. She also worked as an acting and voice coach.