Nationality American Occupation actress | Name Tracy Stratford Role Actress | |
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Full Name Tracy Allison Stratford Born January 19, 1955 (age 69) ( 1955-01-19 ) Los Angeles, California, U.S. Known for The New Loretta Young Show, The Twilight Zone, and A Charlie Brown Christmas Movies and TV shows A Charlie Brown Christmas, The New Loretta Young Sh, Lucy Must Be Traded - Charlie B, The John Forsythe Show, A Boy Named Charlie B Similar People Sally Dryer, Peter Robbins, Christopher Shea, Bill Melendez, Pamelyn Ferdin | ||
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Tracy Allison Stratford (born January 19, 1955) is an American former child actress of the 1950s and 1960s, best known for her roles in The New Loretta Young Show, The Twilight Zone (as Tina Miller and Christie Streator) and A Charlie Brown Christmas (as Lucy Van Pelt).
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Stratford portrayed Maria Massey, one of seven children of a widowed mother in The New Loretta Young Show (1962-1963) comedy series.
Stratford was one of the child actresses who auditioned to play Wednesday Addams in the 1964-66 TV series The Addams Family.
Filmography
Actress
1969
My Three Sons (TV Series) as
Debbie
- Three's a Crowd (1969) - Debbie
1966
Run for Your Life (TV Series) as
Girl Scout #2
- I Am the Late Diana Hays (1966) - Girl Scout #2
1964
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (TV Series) as
Little Girl / Girl Scout / Betty / ...
- Rick's Assistant (1966) - Little Girl
- An Honor for Oz (1966) - Little Girl
- The Petition (1965) - Girl Scout
- The Pennies (1964) - Betty
- Rick's Old Printing Press (1964) - Suzy
1965
The John Forsythe Show (TV Series) as
Susan
- Anyone for a Fat Lip? (1966) - Susan
- Super Girl (1965) - Susan
1965
A Charlie Brown Christmas (TV Movie) as
Lucy Van Pelt (voice, uncredited)
1965
Zebra in the Kitchen as
Little Girl (uncredited)
1965
The Fugitive (TV Series) as
Lucy Mayfield
- Everybody Gets Hit in the Mouth Sometime (1965) - Lucy Mayfield
1965
The Dick Van Dyke Show (TV Series) as
Pricilla Darwell
- Girls Will Be Boys (1965) - Pricilla Darwell
1964
The Joey Bishop Show (TV Series) as
Girl
- Jillson's Toupee (1964) - Girl
1964
The Evil of Frankenstein as
Rena as a Child (additional sequence: US) (uncredited)
1964
Rawhide (TV Series) as
Orphan
- Incident of the Pied Piper (1964) - Orphan (uncredited)
1962
The Twilight Zone (TV Series) as
Christie Streator / Tina Miller
- Living Doll (1963) - Christie Streator
- Little Girl Lost (1962) - Tina Miller (uncredited)
1962
The New Loretta Young Show (TV Series) as
Maria Massey
- When You Are Near (1963) - Maria Massey
- Hey Rube (1963) - Maria Massey
- Facsimile (1963) - Maria Massey
- The Ring Master (1963) - Maria Massey
- It Gives a Lovely Light (1963) - Maria Massey
- A Little Peace and Quiet (1962) - Maria Massey
- Anything for a Laugh (1962) - Maria Massey
- Romance for Everyone (1962) - Maria Massey
- Decision at Midnight (1962) - Maria Massey
- Somebody Somewhere (1962) - Maria Massey
- Possessive Woman (1962) - Maria Massey
- The Cheat (1962) - Maria Massey
- Love Willow (1962) - Maria Massey
- Two of a Kind (1962) - Maria Massey
- First Encounter (1962) - Maria Massey
- Second Look (1962) - Maria Massey
- America at Home (1962) - Maria Massey
1962
Ben Casey (TV Series) as
Jo Tarlow / Jenny Bramson
- The Night That Nothing Happened (1962) - Jo Tarlow
- A Story to Be Softly Told (1962) - Jenny Bramson
1962
Bonanza (TV Series) as
Susan Clarke
- Blessed Are They (1962) - Susan Clarke
1961
The Second Time Around as
Cissie Rogers (uncredited)
1961
Bachelor in Paradise as
Sissy 'Mrs. McIntyre' Pickering (uncredited)
1959
Man with a Camera (TV Series) as
Susie Wilson
- Live Target (1959) - Susie Wilson
1959
The Miracle of the Hills as
Laurie Leonard
Self
2015
It's Your 50th Christmas, Charlie Brown (TV Special) as
Self (as Tracy Stratford Shaw)
2001
The Making of 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' (TV Special documentary short) as
Self (as Tracy Stratford Shaw)
1963
A Boy Named Charlie Brown (TV Movie documentary) as
Lucy van Pelt (singing voice, uncredited)
References
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