Pauline Frederick was an American actress who is best known for Special for Women: The Trapped Housewife, Special for Women: Mother and Daughter, and The Working Mother.
Personal and Family Life
Pauline Frederick was born on February 13, 1908, in Gallitzin, Pennsylvania. She was recognized as the first female news reporter to gain national prominence on television and radio and reported regularly on NBC Radio throughout the early 1960s. Frederick’s talent also extended to being a correspondent for the United Nations for NBC News.
Death and Legacy
Pauline Frederick passed away on May 9, 1990, in Lake Forest, Illinois. Her contributions to journalism and television paved the way for future female reporters in the industry. She is remembered not only for her acting but also for breaking barriers for women in media.
Filmography
| Role | Title | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Actress | Special for Women: The Glamour Trap | 1961 |
| Narrator | The Working Mother | 1961 |
| Introduction | Special for Women: Mother and Daughter | 1961 |
| Narrator | Special for Women: The Trapped Housewife | 1960 |