NANCY WALKER WAS A STAR ON MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW

BUILDING A GREAT MUSEUM FOR THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY

In her later years, Nancy Walker became one of the best known television personalities in America. Her role as "Ida Morganstern" on the Mary Tyler Moore t.v. show and the spinoff program "Rhoda" secured her position as a mega-star. Nancy Walker lived during muchy of her career in the Valley. She died at the age of 69 in Studio City.

 NANCY WALKER   1922 - 1992

April 1946 Chicago Stagebill -  Collection of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley 2014 - (click on image to enlarge it.) 

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THE MUSEUM BEGINS PREPARATIONS FOR 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF REPUBLIC STUDIOS

2010 -- THE YEAR OF VALLEY ADVENTURES - Northridge100

Sculpture at the entrance to the CBS Studio Center in Studio City - Photo by Gerald Fecht for the Archives of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley

Working with the Cultural Affairs Committee of the Studio City Neighborhood Council, The Museum of the San Fernando Valley is gearing up for an effort to locate and tell the histories of the talented craftsmen and women who made Republic Studios' stars look great. We need the help of the public to prepare these stories for the 75th Anniversary of Republic Studios.
The CBS Studio Center located at 4024 Radford Avenue in Studio City is seldom open to the public, but will host the 75th Anniversary of Republic Studios in September 2010. The historic place was once the home of Mack Sennett's Keystone Kops, Mary Tyler Moore and great movies like The Quiet Man with John Wayne.
The Museum will need help to make this the success it rightfully deserves.