 She appeared sporadically in television shows in the '50s, notably, Lux Video Theater, The Philip Morris Playhouse and Ponds Theater.She was shocked at being offered the brief role of Mrs. Wendell the cook in the cancelled MGM remake of "Dinner at Eight" (1969) – the role played by May Robson in the 1933 film.She concluded her career on a note of personal triumph with her critically acclaimed London performance as "The Madwoman of Chaillot" (1969).