Spoiler : Born in Helena, or Great Falls Montana 5/25/1907; died 4/1/1979 of lung cancer in Los Angeles, Calfornia. Married to radio announcer and actor Ned LeFerve (1942-1966 his death). Child concert prodigy, made her debut singing at age six, by eight was acting on stage, fifteen she was an established actress. Luddy left the stage for a radio career in 1929.

Spoiler : Played Ahtea in the syndicated version of Tarzan (1934-1936). Co-star with Les Tremayne on The First Nighter for the NBC and CBS Radio Networks (1936-1943), then Olan Soule for the Mutual,

Spoiler : CBS and NBC Radio Networks (1943-1953), by 1944 she was refered to as, "the most married actress in radio" as she had been married over two hundred times on The First Nighter Program. One of four actresses to play Carol Evans Martin on the NBC and CBS Radio Network soap, The Road Of Life (1937-1959). One of three actresses to play Janet Munson Adams on the NBC and CBS Radio Network soap, Woman In White (1938-1948). Veronica Gunn on Great Gunns for Mutual-Radio (1941). Judith Clark on the NBC-Radio soap, Lonely Women (1942-1943). Regular performer on radio programs including Grand Hotel for NBC and CBS (1933-45); Knickerbocker Playhouse for CBS (1939); The Chicago Theatre Of The Air for Mutual (1940-1955).

Spoiler : Screen debut playing Janet in An Enemy of Men (1925). Luddy was the voice of Lady in the Disney Studios 1955 animated feature, "Lady And The Tramp." Last movie was playing an uncredited role in The Shakiest Gun In the West (1968).