Rumored to have intimidated--and insulted--Marilyn Monroe on the set of All about Eve, Bette Davis is one of the icons of the 40's and 50's. Known as a diva among divas, feuding with Joan Crawford and Humphrey Bogart and flicking her acerbic opinions into the air like so many ashes from her ever-present cigarettes, she was much more than a doe-eyed princess. She first hit the airwaves in 1935 on an episode of Shell Chateau . From there, Bette Davis appeared in Command Performance , Calvalcade of America , and many episodes of Lux Radio Theater . Her most regular gig was on Whispering Streets , in 1958.
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