Tina Carver Profile

Tina Carver

	(Tina Hillis) ?
30 January / 24 March 22	is born in Memphis, Tennessee
30 January 43	her son Robert is born. He will become renown audio designer Robert W. "Bob" Carver.
49	marries Dr. Thomas H. Carver, an Indiana University professor, in Paris, France
c. summer 51	is on the Berlin and Nuremberg stage in Arms and the Man and A Streetcar Named Desire
August 51	is the lead in The Good Old Days, a comedy performed by the American Summer Theater company at the Theatre du Vieux Colombier in Paris, France
September 51	is the title character in Miranda, performed at the Frankfurt Little Theater in Frankfurt, Germany
53	her daughter is born
September 53	as a member of the Bad Godesberg Players, she entertains the troops in Germany under the sponsorship of Special Services. Her husband, a HICOG lawyer, operates a drama workshop to train talent.
	the Carvers separate
13 January 56	wins a divorce from Carver in Los Angeles. Kay Dart, a friend of hers, tells the Los Angeles Supreme Court that at times during the marriage Tina was "so distraught that it was impossible for her to speak coherently." Carver is to pay her $200 a month alimony and child support under a support settlement.
?	lives in Seattle
18 February 82	as Tina J. Carver she dies age 58 in Everett, Washington; a daughter and two sons survive

Sources: Stars and Stripes, Screen World, The Newark Advocate, www.Ancestry.com
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Links: Filmography Tina Carver at Spooky's Nightmare Mansion