Spoiler : Rawls, Eugenia (birth name was Mary Eugenia Rawls) Born in Macon, Georgia 9/11/1916; died 11/8/2000 in Denver, Colorado. Married to Donald Seawell, an attorney that was the founder and chairman of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (1941-2000 her death). Rawls became an actress at age four when she appeared in a local production of Madame Butterfly. After graduating from Wesleyan College in Macon, she made her Broadway debut in 1934 in Lillian Hellman's "Children's Hour."

Spoiler : Rawls was an understudy for the actress that played Tallulah Bankhead's daughter in Hellman's  1939 play, "Little Foxes." Bankhead became her lifelong friend and mentor, as she claimed Rawls looked so much like her, that she sould be her daughter. In 1971, three years after Bankhead's death, Rawls developed "Tallulah, a Memory." She performed the one-woman work at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center and the ANTA Playhouse in Los Angeles, then turned it into a 1979 book. Actor on radio programs from the late 1930s to the 1950s including Mr Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons; Molle Mystery Theater; My True Story; Official Detective; The Kate Smith Show; We, The People. Margaret on the ABC-TV soap, Road To Reality (1960-1961).