Remembering Marion Lorne, who passed away on this day in 1968. Lorne's career began on Broadway in 1905, where she starred on stage in both New York City and London. She made her film debut in 1951 and continued to play minor roles in film and television for the next decade and a half. 💃🎼 Her last and most remembered role was playing Aunt Clara on #Bewitched, a beloved character on the show until Lorne's passing in 1968. The actress even won an Emmy posthumously for the role, which Elizabeth M

Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) is convinced that Aunt Clara (Marion Lorne) has accidentally transformed into a cow and now has to find a way to turn her back to her human form! ✨🐮 From Season 3 Episode 20 'The Corn Is as High as a Guernsey's Eye' - Depressed Aunt Clara wants to turn herself into a useful object. On a trip to town to cheer her, Sam comes across a famous cow belonging to one of Darrin's clients and kidnaps it thinking that it is her aunt. Watch More of Bewitched and Subscribe: h

Remembering Marion Lorne, who passed away on this day in 1968. Lorne is best remembered for her role as Aunt Clara on #Bewitched, who she played after a successful Broadway career and multiple other small television roles. 🎞 The actress received a posthumous Emmy award for her work on #Bewitched, which was accepted by Elizabeth Montgomery. Watch #Bewitched weekdays at 12p ET on FETV! 🧙‍♂️🔮🌟 | FETV

Marion Lorne (RIP) was born on this day in 1883. Lorne is remembered for playing the beloved role of Aunt Clara on #Bewitched, starring in 27 episodes before her death in 1968. 🔮✨ Watch #Bewitched weekdays at 12p ET on FETV! | FETV

Marion Lorne (RIP) was born on this day in 1883. Lorne is remembered for playing the beloved role of Aunt Clara on #Bewitched, starring in 27 episodes before her death in 1968. 🔮✨ Watch #Bewitched weekdays at 12p ET on FETV! | FETV

With the exception of Endora, everybody, even Darrin, loved Samantha's Aunt Clara, she was portrayed by Marion Lorne in 28 episodes of Bewitched. Marion brought a bit of her own quirkness to the role, ya see she collected doorknobs, and so did Aunt Clara. In fact the doorknobs Clara pulled from her purse were from Marion's collection. An accomplished actress, her first role on stage was in 1905 and in 1968 Marion Lorne won the Emmy Award for "Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting