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Mary Stuart Who was Mary Stuart? Mary Stuart was best known for role as Joanne Gardner/Barron/Tate/Tourner/Vincente on the daytime television show Search for Tomorrow (and later as Meta Bauer on The Guiding Light) but she was also an accomplished singer, songwriter and author in addition to being a loving mother, grandmother and wife. We have tried to capture a few of her many contributions and accomplishments in an effort to keep her extraordinary legacy alive. Read More Videos All Videos All Categories Play Video Play Video 02:43 classicGL GUIDING LIGHT-- Mary Stuart (Meta) tribute after Mary Stuart's death in February of 2002, GL aired this tribute in April of that year. it contains a Christmas toast taken from a 2000 episode in which Meta recites GL's credo which used to open every epiosode while it was on radio. also contained is a speech by Jerry verDorn (Ross). Stuart's name is unfortunately misspelled in the printed message at the end.:( Play Video Play Video 02:00 Mary Stuart Jo plays Looking Out My Window | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Mary Stuart as Jo plays and sings Looking Out My Window, an original composition Play Video Play Video 05:10 Mary Stuart Jo & Martin | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow John Aniston as Martin and Mary Stuart as Jo recap events Play Video Play Video 03:34 Mary Stuart Jo, Arthur and Sam Reynolds | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Bob Mandan as Sam Reynolds, Terry O'Sullivan as Arthur Tate and Mary Stuart as Jo in Search for Tomorow Play Video Play Video 03:32 Mary Stuart Jo and friends go to New York to buy a wedding dress | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Millee Taggert as Janet, Billie Lou Watt as Ellie and Mary Stuart as Jo are in New York to buy a wedding dress for Jo's upcoming wedding to Martin. Play Video Play Video 00:14 Mary Stuart Bruce and Jo sing Silent Night | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Joel Higgins as Bruce and Mary Stuart as Jo sing Silent Night Play Video Play Video 02:27 Mary Stuart Bruce and Jo sing Shiny Christmas| Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Joel Higgins as Bruce and Mary Stuart as Jo sing Shiny Christmas an original song by Mary Stuart Play Video Play Video 02:48 Mary Stuart Bruce and Jo sing What Child Is This | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Joel Higgins as Bruce and Mary Stuart as Jo sing What Child is This? on Search for Tomorrow Play Video Play Video 01:28 Mary Stuart Everyone in cast sings Joy to the World as credits roll | Mary Stuart Search for Tomorrow Mary Stuart as Jo leads everyone in Joy to the World with credits. Load More Photo Gallery Writing Mary wrote short stories, songs, children’s books and loads and loads of ‘notes’ throughout her life. In 1980, Doubleday published her autobiography Both of Me. Then in 1988, New York Magazine published Mary’s article recounting her long-term relationship with “Lilli” -- a homeless woman living in Central Park. Click below to read more. Read Writing Online

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What it is Book PALS In 1992, Mary started the New York chapter of the Screen Actors Guild Foundation program Book PALS (Performing Artists for Literacy in Schools), frequently reading to school classes herself. She also started a reading club in six New York schools. Mission BookPALS (Performing Artists for Literacy in Schools), is a nationwide volunteer literacy program of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. Enthusiastic actors, theater students, educators and community members volunteer their time to visit classrooms on a weekly basis to read aloud to kids. Vision Mary’s husband Wolfgang Neumann designed the Book PALS t-shirt that students won for reading a set number of books.

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Mary Stuart's BIO An Actress, Author, Singer, and Songwriter Mary Stuart was an American actress who was best known for her role as Joanne Gardner on the popular soap opera "Search for Tomorrow." She was born Mary Stuart Houchins on July 4, 1926, in Florida, and grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She developed an interest in acting and singing at an early age, and after finishing high school, she moved to New York City to pursue a career in show business. Mary began her acting career in the 1940s, appearing in a number of minor film roles. In 1951, she landed the role of Joanne Gardner on "Search for Tomorrow," a role that would become her most famous and enduring. She played the role of Joanne, a young woman searching for love and happiness, for more than three decades, becoming one of the longest-serving cast members in the history of American soap operas. In addition to her work on "Search for Tomorrow," Mary was also an accomplished singer and, later, songwriter. She recorded two albums – one of lullabies in 1956 and one of mostly her own music in 1973. She also founded Book Pals, a charity through which actors read to children in schools and promoted reading. ​ She also wrote her autobiography, Both of Me , published in 1980 which chronicled both her own life and that of her long-running character Joanne. ​ In 1988, Mary chronicled her long-running relationship with a homeless woman who lived in Central Park in a non-fiction piece for New York Magazine entitled My Shadow. The story was later adapted by Marsha Norman as a televised movie with Tyne Daly, Gena Rowlands and Cynthia Nixon entitled Face of a Stranger. ​ Mary's career spanned more than 50 years, and she appeared in a variety of television shows and films in addition to her work on "Search for Tomorrow." She was a talented and respected actress, and her contributions to the world of entertainment were significant. She passed away on February 28th, 2002, at the age of 75, but her legacy as one of the greatest actresses in the history of American soap operas lives on. ​ Mary was the first actress to be nominated for a daytime Emmy in 1962, and later added three more nominations. In 1983, she received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for her work on “Search for Tomorrow.” Read More on Wikipidia

Writing Mary wrote short stories, songs, children’s books and loads and loads of ‘notes’ throughout her life. In 1980, Doubleday published her autobiography Both of Me. Then in 1988, New York Magazine published Mary’s article recounting her long-term relationship with “Lilli” -- a homeless woman living in Central Park. The piece was later reworked by playwright Marsha Norman as a made-for-television movie called Face of a Stranger . Both of Me is a memoir by Mary Stuart, an actress known for her role as Jo on the daytime soap opera "Search for Tomorrow." The book details her experiences as an actress, singer, and songwriter, as well as her personal life, including her relationships with her husbands, mother, and children. Order Book Online In 1988, New York Magazine published Mary’s article recounting her long-term relationship with “Lilli” -- a homeless woman living in Central Park. The piece was later reworked by playwright Marsha Norman as a made-for-television movie called Face of a Stranger . Read Article Online