Kathleen Noone (born January 8, 1945) is an American soap opera/television actress. Noone was born in Hillsdale, New Jersey to a professional baseball player father. She may be best-known for her role as Ellen Shepherd Dalton on All My Children, a role she played from 1977 to 1989. After leaving All My Children, she was asked to play the new character of Claudia Whittaker, elder sister of Greg Sumner (William Devane) on the primetime drama...
Maggie is talking to Jim about the way that Jim made her feel before he died.
Jim is talking to Maggie about Frank who died in the strip club with him.
Maggie is washing dishes in the sink while remembering the times that she use...
Cheryl, Dana and Jim are ready to give Frank another chance after they have u...
Cheryl wants to do a background check on Frank because she doesn't trust him ...
Maggie caught Dana, Cheryl and Andy going through Frank's suitcase and now sh...
Jim needs to get Franks license so that Cheryl can run a background check on ...
Maggie is giving Dana some interviewing tips while she looks for a new job.
Maggie talking to Dana about her employment and it's the first thing that she...
Cheryl's mom telling her that it hurt her that she didn't want her to stay at...
Cheryl's mom is over for Christmas.
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