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DATE: SEP 2 i 2007

Los Angeles City Council Room 395, City Hall 200 North Spring Street Los Angeles, California 90012

ATTENTION: Barbara Greaves, Legislative Assistant Planning and Land Use Management Committee

CASE NUMBER CHC-2007-2577 -HCM CASTERA RESIDENCE 651 NORTH SIENA WAY

At the Cultural Heritage Commission meeting of August 16, 2007, the Commission moved to include the above property in the list of Historic-Cultural Monuments, subject to adoption by the City CounciL.

As required under the provisions of Section 22.126 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, the Commission has solicited opinions and information from the office of the Council District in which the site is located and from any Department or Bureau of the city whose operations may be affected by the designation of such site as a Historic- Cultural Monument. Such designation in and of itself has no fiscal impact. Future applications for permits may cause minimal administrative costs.

The City Council, according to the guidelines set forth in Section 22.125.1 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, shall act on the proposed inclusion to the list within 90 days of the Councilor Commission action, whichever first occurs. By resolution, the Council may extend the period for good cause for an additional 15 days. The Cultural Heritage Commission would appreciate your inclusion of the subject modification to the list of Historic-Cultural Monuments upon adoption by the City CounciL.

The above Cultural Heritage Commission action was taken by the following vote:

Moved: Commissioner Dake Seconded: Commissioner Barron Ayes: Commissioners Lehrer and Martin Absent: Commissioner Carlisle \I",i",. VVLC;. 4-0 ( ---H-. i" \1,1 \, \,,'.. "It'((\, / \-,' Sheldred Alexander, Commission Executive Assistant Cultural Heritage Commission SA

Attachment: Staff Report with Findings SEP 2 4 2007 c: Councilmember Jack Weiss, Fifth Council District PLANNING & LAND Sandy Gallin, Owner Los Angeles Conservancy, Applicant USE MANAGEMENT

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------Ló~fArigéles OépartmenfofCity Planning RECOMMENDATION REPORT ITEM 8 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION CASE NO.: CHC-2007-2577-HCM

HEARING DATE: August 16, 2007 Location: 651 N. Siena Way TIME: 10:00 AM Council District: 5 PLACE: City Hall, Room 1010 Community Plan Area: Bel Air-Beverly Crest 200 N. Spring Street Area Planning Commission: West Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA Neighborhood Council: Bel Air-Beverly Crest 90012 Legal Description: Lot 6 of Block 5 of MB 119- 70/76

PROJECT: Historic-Cultural Monument Application for the CASTERA RESIDENCE

REQUEST: Declare the property a Historic-Cultural Monument

APPLICANT: Los Angeles Conservancy 523 West 6th Street, Suite 826 Los Angeles, CA 90014 OWNER: Sandy Gallin c/o Bill Sobel Edelstein, Laird and Sobel LLP 9255 Sunset Blvd. Suite 800 Los Angeles, CA 90069

RECOMMENDATION That the Cultural Heritage Commission:

1. Declare the property a Historic-Cultural Monument per Los Angeles Administrative Code Chapter 9, Division 22, Article 1, Section 22.171.7

2. Adopt the report findings

Ke Bernstein, Manager Office of Historic Resources ~hi!.,iOffce of Historic Resources

gar Garcia, ;res . . n' Pi:n~ ~~Office of Historic Resources

Attachments: May 28, 2007 Historic-Cultural Monument Application 651 N. Siena Way CHC-2007 -257. -HCM Page 2 of 3

FINDINGS

1. The building "embodies the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type specimen, inherently valuable for a study of a period style or method of construction" as an example of French Provincial style residential architecture.

2. The building is associated with a master builder, designer, or architect, as a work by the architect Paul Williams.

CRITERIA

The criterion is the Cultural Heritage Ordinance which defines a historical or cultural monument as any site (including significant trees or other plant life located thereon) building or structure of particular historic or cultural significance to the City of Los Angeles, such as historic structures or sites in which the broad cultural, economic, or social history of the nation, State or community is reflected or exemplified, or which are identified with historic personages or with important events in the main currents of national, State or local history or which embody the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type specimen, inherently valuable for a study of a period style or method of construction, or a notable work of a master builder, designer or architect whose individual genius influenced his age.

SUMMARY

Built in 1936 and located in the Bel Air area, this two-story residential building exhibits character-defining features of French Provincial style architecture. The rectangular plan residential building has an off-center entrance with a Classical-style pediment and flanking shutters and oval windows The high-hipped roof is covered in composition shingles and has eyebrow dormer tops at the eaves. The exterior is a concrete finish with wood trim. Windows are multi-paned double-hung windows. A single tiered chimney is located at the east end of the home. A covered patio and balcony are situated at the rear of the building, with an adjacent bay window and chimney. Significant interior elements include box beamed ceilings, wood wainscoting and paneling, and fireplaces. Landscaping includes extensive gardens and a shrubbery maze.

The proposed Castera Residence historic monument was designed by architect Paul Williams (1894-1980). Williams was one of the foremost architects of Los Angeles in the mid-twentieth century, designing thousands of private homes as well as public and commercial buildings. Williams was also the first certified African-American architect west of the Mississippi River, the first African-American member of the American Institute of Architects, and also served on the first Los Angeles Planning Commission in 1920.

The subject building was designed for George and Evelyn Castera who in 1945 established the California Institute for Cancer Research. In 1963, they sold the home to Edgar Ward and actress Jane Wyatt. Wyatt is recognized for her role in 's "Lost Horizon" in 1937 and for her role opposite in the 1950s television series "Father Knows Best." Wyatt would also later appear in the television shows, "" and "St. Elsewhere."

Alterations include the addition of an exterior stairway in 1967. 651 N. Siena Way CHC-2007 -2577 -HCM Page 3 of 3

DISCUSSION

The Castera Residence property successfully meets two of the specified Historic-Cultural Monument criteria: 1) "embodies the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type specimen, inherently valuable for a study of a period style or method of construction," and 2) is associated with a master builder, designer, or architect. As a residential building designed in the French-Provincial style by a master architect, the property qualifies for designation as a Historic-Cultural Monument based on these criteria.

BACKGROUND

At its meeting of June 12, 2007, the Cultural Heritage Commission voted to take the application under consideration. On August 6, 2007, the staff of the Offce of Historic Resources toured the subject property and provided a detailed photographic record to members of the Cultural Heritage Commission. Los Angeles Department of City Planning RECOMMENDATION REPORT

CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION CASE NO.: CHC-2007-2577-HCM

HEARING DATE: June 12, 2007 Location: 651 N. Siena Way TIME: 2:00 PM Council District: 5 PLACE: City Hall, Room 10"0 Community Plan Area: Bel Air-Beverly Crest 200 N. Spring Street Area Planning Commission: West Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA Neighborhood Council: Bel Air-Beverly Crest 90012 Legal Description: Lot 6 of Block 5 of MB 119- 70/76 PROJECT: Historic-Cultural Monument Application for the CASTERA RESIDENCE

REQUEST: Declare the property a Historic-Cultural Monument

APPLICANT: Los Angeles Conservancy 523 West 6'h Street, Suite 826 Los Angeles, CA 90014 OWNER: California Community Foundation Union Bank Building 445 S. Figueroa SI., Suite 3400 Los Angeles, CA 90071 California Community Foundation The Ward Fund 606 S Olive SI. Suite 2400 Los Angeles, CA 90014

RECOMMENDATION That the Cultural Heritage Commission:

1. Take the property under consideration as a Historic-Cultural Monument per Los Angeles Administrative Code Section 22.125 because the application and accompanying photo documentation suggest the submittal may warrant further investigation.

2. Adopt the report findings.

S GAIL GOLDBERG, AICP Directe¡WlanningI\~/'_~ \ li(l'k~ - lambert rì: iessi r, Architect Offce of Historic Resources ~¿ 2k~~ E gcf arci, Preservation Planner Office of Historic Resources

Attachments: May 28, 2007 Historic-Cultural Monument Application ZIMAS Report 651 N. Siena Way CHC-2007 -2577 -HCM Page 2 of 2

SUMMARY

Built in 1936 and located in the Bel Air area, this two-story residential building exhibits character-defining features of French Provincial Style architecture. The rectangular plan residential building has an off-center entrance with a Classical-style pediment and flanking shutters and oval windows. The high-hipped roof is covered in composition shingles and has eyebrow dormer tops at the eaves The exterior is a concrete finish with wood trim. Windows are multi-paned double-hung windows. A single tiered chimney is located at the east end of the home. A covered patio and balcony are situated at the rear of the building, with an adjacent bay window and chimney. Significant interior elements include box beamed ceilings, wood wainscoting and paneling, and fireplaces Landscaping includes extensive gardens and a shrubbery maze.

The proposed Castera Residence historic monument was designed by architect Paul Williams (1894-1980). Williams was one of the foremost architects of Los Angeles in the mid-twentieth century, designing thousands of private homes as well as public and commercial buildings. Williams was also the first certified African-American architect west of the Mississippi River, the first African-American member of the American Institute of Architects, and also served on the first Los Angeles Planning Commission in 1920.

The subject building was designed for George and Evelyn Castera who in 1945 established the California Institute for Cancer Research. In 1963, they sold the home to Edgar Ward and actress Jane Wyatt. Wyatt is recognized for her role in Frank Capra's "Lost Horizon" in 1937 and for her role opposite Robert Young in the 1950s television series "Father Knows Best." Wyatt would also later appear in the television shows, "Star Trek" and "St. Elsewhere."

Alterations include the addition of an exterior stairway in 1967.

CRITERIA

The criterion is the Cultural Heritage Ordinance which defines a historical or cultural monument as any site (including significant trees or other plant life located thereon) building or structure of particular historic or cultural significance to the City of Los Angeles, such as historic structures or sites in which the broad cultural, economic, or social history of the nation, State or community is reflected or exemplified, or which are identified with historic personages or with important events in the main currents of national, State or local history or which embody the distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type specimen, inherently valuable for a study of a period style or method of construction, or a notable work of a master builder, designer or architect whose individual genius influenced his age.

FINDINGS

Based on the facts set forth in the summary and application, the Commission determines that the application is complete and that the property is significant enough to warrant further investigation as a potential Historic-Cultural Monument. 'ISTORIC-CULTURAL MON, lENT ApPLICATION

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IDENTIFICATION

1. NAME OF PROPOSl::O l"vl0NUrvLNT ---______CASTf:'R~..WARD f~ESIf)ENCE 2. sn'EFIADDRESS __.._~(351J'SIENAWAY ______

CITY _ _-.=.-_5 ANGEI-=~S ___~_~___Zlr~ CODE 90077 COUNCIL DISTRICT 5 ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 4362-002-010 3. COMPLETE LeGAL DESCRIPTION: TRACT TRACT No. 7656. AS PER MAP Fit ED IN BOOK 1 1 ~~ PAGES 70

IHRQUGl:n OF MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OFTHe COUNTY ReCORDER OF Los ANGELES COUNTY BLOCK __ _ _--7 _ __I-OT(S) 17. Ex E 110 F¡:u ARB_ NO. 2 RANGE OF ADDRESSES ON PROPERTY_ 617 THRqUGH 651 N. SIENA WAY

4. PRESENT OWNLR_____ CA-ORNIA COJvlMUNIJY FOUNDATION

STREET ADDRESS UNION BAN" BUilDING. 445 S. FIGUERO,o STREET. SUITe 3400

CITY Los ANGELES STATE. CA ZIP CODE 90071 PHONe (2 1 3) 41 3-4 1 30 OWNER IS: PRIVATE__ x PUBLIC 5. PRESENT USE SING!):: FAMILY RESJOENC~._ORIGJNAL USE SINGLE FAMI-LY RES¡OEf\~____

DESCRIPTION 6. ARCH1TECTur-(AL STYLE _~__FRENCJ:ROVINCIA'=______.._ .~

7. STATE r')RESENT PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF TI~E SITE OR STRUCTURE (SEE OPTIONAL lJESCRIPTION WORKSHtEí) (SeE DESCRIPTION WORKSHEET)

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HISTORlC-CUlWRAl MONUMENT APPUCAllON - lISTORIC-CUL TURAL MONL iENT ApPLICATION

NAME OF PROPOSED MONUMENT CASTERA-WARD RESIDENCE 10 CONSTRUCTION DATE: F-ACTUAl -- _-i~UEi ______l::TlhMTED 11. ARC1-illECT, DESIC;NFR, OR ENGINEL~R: ~--_.!":A_ll=-~VyLUAMS,,______

1? CONTHACTOR OR OTHER BUll DER: _ll;Of~GE HOLSTEIN ______13 DATES OF ENCLOSED PHOTOGRAPHS _,,_ ___I\AY~2Q07 ~_____,___

14. CONDITON: æJ EXCEL.LENT U GOOD U r:AIR .J DETERIORATED U NO LONGER IN EXISTENCE----~---._--

15 ALTERATIONS: ADDITION OF AN EXTERIOR STAIRWA Yg.-No. SOME INTERIOR CHANGES TO GARAGE-5ERVANT QUARTERS IN

1967 AND AN ADDITION TO THE SAME STAIRWAY AND EXISTING WOODEN DECK BY GARAGE IN 1971 NO KNOWN ALTERA- JIONS TO MAIN HOUSE. ______------16 THREATS TO SITE Li NONE KNOWN IR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT U VANDALISM LI PUBUC WORKS PROJECT

17. IS THE STRUCTUHE i: ON ITS ORIGINALSITF U MOVED ¡ i UNKNOWN

SIGNIFICANCE 18. BRIEFLY STATE HISTORICAL AND/OR ARCHITECTURAL IMPORTANCE; INCLUDE DATES, EVENTS, AND PERSONS ASSOCIATED

WITH SITE (SEE OPTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE WORKSHEET) THIS RESIDENCE WAS DESIGNED IN 1936 BYTiE RENOVvED ARCHITECT

PAUL REVERE WILUAMS FOR INVESTMENT BANKER. GEORGE CASTERAAND HIS WIFE. EVEI_YN DUPEE CASTERA. IN TIclE FRENCH

PROVlNCIALSlYLE. GEORGE CASTERA WAS TO LATER ESTABLISH THE CAUFORNIA I NSllTU FOR CANCER RESEARCH. WHICH WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN FUND RAISING FOR CANCER RESEARCH AND HOSPITAL CONSTUCTION. THE SECOND OWNERS 'NRE INVESTMENT

-.ROKER EQGAR BETHUNE WARD AND_-- WIFE. ACTRESS_JAr:. WYA1T. WIO GAINED FAME BOTH ON BROADWAY AND MOVIES AND

THEN TE:U:::'vSION_ BEST KNOWN FOlLHER_B9_U;S IN FfiANK CAE'JlA'S 1937 CLASSIC. "LOST I--ORlZON~ AND AS f\RS. MA_RGAtLEJ~

ANDERSON OPPOSITE_ROBERT YOU.NG IN THE 1950'5 SiTC:OM "FATHER KNOWS BEST". SHE IS ALO REMEMBERED BY "STAR TREK"

FAN~OR HER PORTRAYAL_OFSPOCfD_HUMA_~_MOTHi:R. AMANDA IN THE 196 EPISODE. "JOURNF.YTO BABEL" AND AGAIN IN THE

..988 MQY,E_':STAR TREis THF VOY6§--õ_ HOMF:"

19. SOURCES (UST BOOKS. DOCUMENTS, SURVEYS, PERSONAL INTERVlEWS WITH DATES) Los ANGELES CIT BUIL.DING PERI\ITS :"El-,,__

AITAÇHED. LA COUNTY ASSESSORS RECORDS. RECORDED DEEDS, JANE WYATr WIKIPEDIA BIOGRAPHY. VARIOUS Los ANGELES TIMES

ARTICLES AND "PAUL F5- WilLIAMS. ARCHITECT: THE: LEGACY OF SrYLE" SY KAREN E. HUDSON (1 993).

20 DATE FORM PREPARED MAY 28.2007_ PREPAREF(S NAME CHARLES J. FISHER ORGANIZATION ,-l,OS ANGELES CONSERyANCY_-- STr~Ef::T ADDRESS ___ 523 W__:_SZH STREET._SUri:_E--Z.6______._-~---

ciTY___LO~_ANGg-eS _ STATE _~A- zip CODE _~.._00--/l_PHONE (213) 430.4203 (MIKE BUHl.ER)__ _ __ E'MAIL ADDRESS: ,-- --~-RROYO~EC001-iQIM__IL:.cOM_QJ~_~UHl.ER~LACONSERVANCY.OBG __

l-Ç-CL"rRNMONUMEN APlLlCATI i.£SCRIPTION WORK SHEET

TYPE OR PRINT IN AI_I. CAPITAL BL.OCK LETTFRS

THE CASTERA-WARD RESIDENCE IS A NUl;: uF p, '_\~"_':.e~,,,"wl'~,F"'" 2 S10RY. '.UI.,"'''T'_''''',);;:".s --RENCH PROVINCIAL '\RC_,; ,E'..TU,~_,,' ---,LE i'.EI- '-:.~'E" "Lj(~\,":) RECTANGULAR PL.AN PU,N-", tAPe, ~~,£LI'~f-.' RESIDENCE ~TPUCl1J~E IJSE 'hf--5IC,¡'''U,_ (~ WITH A CONCRETE ICINISH AND J,:_~TFRJ;'L iWOOO"'G'TfiG. WOOG SHH"Gl=_ 8"'''K. STdCCü. nc; WOOD TRIM. ""'TElk_¡-.\'..'O'-.HET~LFTL,) ITS HIPIOED ROOF IS --OVERED--OMPOSITION SHINGLES F'()OF"HAPE\';EECH-'P.T)) ,,..,\TH-l-L ku,,- 'n-F. ASP""LT CH W001' S,T:~'3,= GLASS AND WOOD WI.'-i:--:w M/'_TERTAL __--LJLTl-PANEO DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS W;Nf)W""PE 00""':" HUNG (sum:s up a '-WNi. CACEMFN (OP"" O'rD. HORIWNTALSUDiNG, He) ARE PART OFTHE DESIGN_ THE ENTRY FEATURES A SIMPLF FIAT PORCH WITH FULl LENGTH SHUTTERS FLANKING THE DOOR. --~P.LJ:JCATI"'N(P-iCE.SF.iC""T"".w,OFF'Ç"""d'''':Of-lõH.nc, ~_~_ WITH A WOOD AND OPAQUE_ GL.ASS PANELED ""'T DoriS-'"\.£ (SEe:C¡lAr) DOOR. ADDITIONAL CHARACTER DEFINING ELEMENTS OF THE STRUCTURE ARE A HIGH HIPPED ROOF WITH EYEBROW DORMER TOPS ATTHE EAVES. A WOODEN BAND IS - 'DEN,'FY OPlNFE"TURE S:.CH AS !'OR'CHE -(",,0' CHA: ii.COil£S: NUMBE AND SI-"E OF rJORMEH ~sa CHRT: AT THE SECOND FLOOR LEVEL. THE HE!GHT OFTHE WINDOWS. Two ROUND WINDOWS FLANK_THE MAIN ENTRY WHIC~ Nl.MBER ;."C LOCAT'o,~ 0,' CHl'lNEo--S: Si-;in-i,cps: SEC;ONDAfl F'N~I- MATERll.s: PARAPET: "'''TAL TRM: (JECOf-ATIVE TlLE OR CASSTONE: ARCHE:

IS SURMOUNTED WITH A TRIANGULAR PED!MENT. A SINGLE TIERED CHIMNEY IS LOCATED ATTHE EAST END OFTHE ORNA."'ÐrrAL WOOD"'ORK: SYMMEo--' OP,.\SYMM'':THY; CORN'CES: FRJ"Z: TOWERS ORTU"RE;: R~YW¡N=WS: HALFTlMBÐ-ONG; HORf"ONALY;

STRUCTURE, A COVERED PATIO IS SITUATED BELOW A COVERED BALCONY ATTHE REAR OFTHE STRUCTURE. A VER'CA; FO"MALIlY en rNFORMAUT,~ =r~" WAlL. 8C

SECOND CHIMNEY. NOT VISIBLE FROM THE STREET. IS LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE BAI_.CONY. A BAY WINDOW IS AlDmo",",. DEFlNING =iMENTS

LOCATED TO TJiJ;J_EFT OF TI~~TIO. A SINGL.E STORY BAY IS SrrUATED ATTJ:WEST EN_i) OF_THE STRUCTURE. THE HOUSE _4DnmoNA_ "EelNING E'F.I,IEN~5

is SURROUNDED BY EXTENSIVE: W~J.L MANICURED GARDEN-S~CLUDING A SHRUBBERY MAZE. t.D'''TlON.''. OH1NING E-i:MENTS --- ~---'------~-_._---~~- "'"_'lTlONAL LX:f'ININGE'-M"'ns

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SECONDARY BUILDINGS CONSIST OF A COMBINATION GARAGE AND SERVANT'S QUARTERS.

LC""Tl,YSAHAGE: G"r..EN~l-ELTF.R. Ere SIGNIFICANT INTERIOR SPACES INCLUDE A LARGE LlVlNG ROOM AND LlORARY. EXTENSIVE WOOD PANE,,ING 1f' IDENlrYO~FF.ATURE SUCIIASWQülJPAN£U"G: MO'-NGS A.'IDTRlM.SPEC:A.GlA WLN:',',OS. LIBRARY. ALONG WITH LARGE. SIMPLY QESIGNED FIREPLACES IN BOTH. A LARGE FAMILY ROOM HAS BOX__BEAMED_ CRNATF CElUNG~: PLASTER "OWINê-¿: UGf- FLXTlJRSS: p~.lmED DECOR~TlO"': CE.'-'.AMIC ';1L..; S-rflRB.AlUS-,-Po\OEs: ourr.TI:- Fl'f'.NmJ;iE, erc.

CEJLlNGS._EXTENSIVE WQOD W~iNSCOT!N~A_lL8lÇK--REPLAÇE_AND A BUILT-rN RA--__ 1I;O'",_"Y N01AHLE MA'i-mE ''RFF,C, .~NC ':,-P'l'O-5

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HISJORfC-CULTURA MONUMENT APPLICATION CITY OF LOS ANGELES SIGNIFICANCE WORK SHEET

TYPE' OR HAND I-R!NT IN ALL CAPITAL GLOCK LETTERS

Complete One or Bo/h or/he Upper and Lower Par/ions orTh¡s Page

~, ~l--i :11~i ::-l.11 ;#..,.... ¡c1~II.õ(".:'~r4i:: TilE CASTERA-WARD REslriC:NCE ",';.,:"OFPRO''''S(uMi)Nmlu,f 15 AN IMPORTANT EXAMPLE OF

r-RENCH PROVINCIAL ARCHJTCTImAl_SlYUõ L~EE L INl 6;, ARCHITECTURE AND MEETS THE CULTURAL HERrrAGE ORDINANCE BECAUSE OFTHE HIGH QUALfTOF ITS DESIGN AND THE RETENTION OF ITS ORIGINAL. FORM, DETAILING AND INTEGRITY

AND/OR

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THE CASTERA-WARD RESIDENCE ~lE OFPP.POED MONUMF.N'r WAS BUILTIN 1936 -rAHBUTlr PAUL R. WIU.lAMS. GEORGE AND EVELYN CASTERA AND JANE i'E OFFlRSORon_HèH SIGMF'CANTO..NER WYATT WAS IMPORTANT TO THE: DEVELOPMENT OF Los ANGELES BECAUSE PAUL REVERE WILLIAMS WAS ONE OFTHE PREMIER ARCHITECTS OF MID-20TH

CENTURY Los ANGELES. His HOMES WERE EACH UNIQUE AND WELL SUITED FOR THEIR SITES. WILLIAMS. WHO WAS THE riRST

8-RCHITECT TO BE ELECTED AS A FELLOVý OF THE AMEBLCAN lNSIII1JTE OF ARCHrTECTS. WAS RESPONSiBLE FOR THE DESIGNS

OF .IJOMES--F MUCH OFitURE6'_s-~IC!:_AND FAMOUS, Y.ET HE ALSO DID WORK FOR MANY LESSER HEELED CLIENTS, AS WELL_.

THE CASTERA-WAFm RESIDENCE IS SIGNIFICANT TO HIS CAREER AS A RARE EXAMPLE OF HIS RESIDENTIAL WORK IN CONCRETE. AS__

WELL AS A'UMPORTA"'LOCAL EXAMPLE OF FRENCH P"OVlNCIAL A"CHn~ECTU"E. ,HE STYLE BEGAN TO FIND USE IN FRENCH __

MANQRJ!OMES. OR CHATEAUS BUILT IN THE 17TH CENTURY, DURING THE REIGN OF Louis xiv. THE DESIGN BECAME A POPULAR

ReVIVAL STYlE-- THE UNITED STATES DURING THE 1 920s AND AGAIN !JlJRlf'G THE 19605. THIS HOUSE. WHILE SHOWING MANY OE

THE TRADITIONAL CHARACTER DEFINING FEATURES OF THE-TYlb IS ALSO DISTINGUISHED BY THE TRADEMARK OF THl. A~CHITE~

MANY OFTHE DETAILS. SUCH AS THE TREATMENTS OFTHE BALCONY RAILING AND THE DESIGNS OFTHE FIHEPLACES. THE ORIGINAL

OWNERS WERE GEORGE AND EVELYN CASTERA. GEORGE CASTERA WAS A NATIVE CALIFORNIAN. BORN IN OAKLAND IN 1900 ___

THEY WERE PIONEER RESIDENTS OF BEL AIR ANO WERE EXTREMELY ACTIVE IN LOSANGELES SOCIET. HE SERVED AS niL_~_

,PRESIDENT OFTHE BEL AIlLHOMEOWNERS_ASSOCIATION AND. WAS AI_SO liWOLvEU IN WIDER KNOWN ORGANIZATIONS.. SUCH~-.

THECALlFORNIA CUlß WHICH HE SER..ON THE BOARD OF OIREÇ~ORS. EVEr- YN CASTER~\yHO WAS FR_QßllE PROM!NEN_-l_

DUPE--i:: FAMlLL-AS_8__LSQ_£XTREMELY ~_T¡VE IN LOÇlL CLUBff£.AIRS. HOWEVER. IN 1945. THE CASTERAS ESTABLlSHED THE

CA-UFORNrA INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARÇl 8RrNGING.l-"l_~_lJqLNOTABLES AS U.S. GENERAL OMAR BRADLEY. TO SER\l AS

BOARD CHAIRMAN. THEIR INTEREST MAY HAVE BEEN DUE TO ::HPR ONE CHILD. GEORGE WALKER CASTER A. WHO DIEQlN--i950 AT LHE AGE °U~EVEL YN CASTERA--IED 1_J"__L960 AND GEORGE 1\ARRIED A NEIGHBOR. EDNA McLEAN VAN WART THE FOLLOWING Ht5OPJCC-CiiinlRA W)NUM ~NT CITY OF LOS ANGELES .v'F'~,-:,..J'c.~ SIGNIFICANCE WORK SHEET CONllNUED Y-lAfi -rDN",""AS AN ORIGINAL F01LNDER.QE-iHJ, l-OS6LLGllES Music CENTER AND ALONG.TIME SUPPORTJ,FLQf.ll:if

ÇfiIDRlN'Sl:OSPITAL.~TOGETHEB. THI'¥ ESTA8L§HED TilE EVELYN C""TERA CANCER f~ESEARC!: LIBRARY ATl"C:l;.

GEORGE.Q\STER,,SOLr) THE SUBJECT..BQPERT"QINVESTMENT BROKER EDGAR WARD AND HIS WIFE. ACTinSS~_~

,JANE. VyY,iTT-'N 1963. WYATT WAS BEST KNOWN FOR HER PORTRAYAL OF MARGARET ANDERSON. OPPOSITE RODERl YOUNG. .ltl--HE LQNG RUNNING TELEVISION SERIES. "FATHER KNOWS BEST", WYAn'. WHO'S AMERICAN ROOTS WLNT

l3ACKTO BFFORETHE . STARTED HER CAREER ON THE NEW YORK STAGE. IN 1934 SHE WAS SIGNED WITH UNiyERSAL STUDIOS AND RECEIVED HER FIRST MAJOR MOVIE ROLE IN FRANK CAPRA'S 1937 CLASSIC

LOSì HORIZON SHE WENT ON TO ACT IN A NUMBER OF OTHER FILMS BUT THE LOST HORIZON ROLE BECAME HER

llFS.T KNOWN MOVIE PART. o Nl.UNU_O. 1998. IN ONE OF HER LAST PUBLIC APPEARANCES. WYATT WORE HER ORIGINAL. LOST HORIZON COSTUME TO THE Los ANGELES CONSERVANCY'S LAST REMAINING SEATS PRESENTAT19Ii~

OF TI-(L FILI\1 ANQ TOLD STORIES ABOUT IT'S MAKING BEFORE A SOLO OUT CROWD ATTHE ORPHIUM THEATER ON

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TRACT NO. 7656 fOR PREV, ASSM'T. SEE: 645 - 25 M.B.119-70-76

ASS E S SO H 's i~ A? COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, CALIF. City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning

OS/21/2007 PARCEL PROFILE REPORT PROPERTY ADDRESSES Address/Leqallnformation 651 N SIENA WAY PIN Number: 617 N SIENA WAY Area (Calculated): 1418149 154 Thomas Brothers Grid: 29,485.4 (sq ft) Assessor Parcel Number: PAGE 592 - GRID A7 Tract: 4362002010 Map Reference: TR 7656 Block: M B 119-70/76 Lot: BLK 5 Arb (Lot Cut Reference): 6 Map Sheet: None 141B149

Jurisdictional Information Community Plan Area: Area Planning Commission: Bel Air - Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council: West Los Angeles Council District Bel Air - Beverly Crest Census Tract #: CD 5 - Jack Weiss LADBS Districl Offce: 2621.00 West Los Angeles Plannina and Zenina Information Special Notes: Zoning: None Zoning Information (Zi): RE40-1-H General Plan Land Use: None Plan Footnote ~ Site Req.: Minimum Residential Additional Plan Footnotes: See Plan Footnotes Specific Plan Area: BelAir Historic Preservation Review: None Historic Preservation Overlay Zone: No Other Historic Designations: None Mills Act Contract: None POD - Pedestrian Oriented Districts: None CDO - Community Design Overlay: None Streetscape: None Sign District No Adaptive Reuse Incentive Area: No 35% Density Bonus: None CRA - Community Redevelopment Agency: Not Eligible Central City Parking: None Downtown Parking: No Building Line: No 500 Ft School Zone: None 500 Ft Park Zone: No No Assessor Information Assessor Parcel Number: Parcel Area (Approximate): 4362002010 Use Code: 29,185.2 (sq fit Building Class: 0100 - Single Residence Assessed Land Val.: C115C Assessed Improvement Val.: $203,118 Year Built: $210,432 Last Owner Change: 1937 Last Sale Amount: 03/27/98 Number of Units: $0 Number of Bedrooms: 1 Number of Bathrooms: 6 Building Square Footage: 6 Tax Rate Area: 4,847.0 (sq Il) 67 Deed Reference No.: None

Additiona/lnformation Airport Hazard: Coastal Zone: None Farmland: None Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone: Area not Mapped Fire District NO.1: Yes Fire District NO.2: No Flood Zone: No Hazardous Wasle I Border Zone Properties: None Methane Hazard Site: No High Wind Velocity Areas: None Hillside Grading: No Yes Oil Wells: Alquist-Priolo Fault Zone: None Distance to Nearest Fault: No landslide: Within Fault Zone Liquefaction: No No Economic Develooment Areas Business Improvement District: Federal Empowerment Zone: None Renewal Community: None Revitalization Zone: No State Enterprise Zone: None Targeted Neighborhood Initiative: None None Public Safety Police Information: Bureau: Division I Station: West Report District: West Los Angeles Fire Information: 806 District I Fire Station: Batallion: 71 Division: 9 Red Flag Restricted Parking: 1 YES CASE SUMMARIES Note: information for Case Summaries is Retrieved from the Planning Department's Plan Case Tracking System (peTS) Database_ Case Number: CPC.1986-829-GPC Required Action(s): GPC.GENERAL PLANIZONING CONSISTENCY (AB283) Project Description(s): AB-283 PROGRAM - GENERAL PLAN/ZONE CONSISTENCY _ BEL AIR-BEVERLY CREST AREA- COMMUNITY WIDE ZONE CHANGES AND COMMUNITY PLAN CHANGES TO BRING THE ZONING INTO CONSISTENCY WITH THE PLAN. INCLUDES CHANGES OF HEIGHT AS NEEDED. REQUIRED BY COURT AS PART OF SETTLEMENT IN THE HILLSIDE FEDERATION LAWSUIT. DATA NOT AVAILABLE ORD-167564-SA3520 Building Permit History 651 Siena Way Bel Air

February 14, 1936: Building PClU1it No. 3305 to construct a 2 story 9 room 100' X 36' 8" concrete and wood residence using 7 tons of reinforcing steel and 460 barrels of tested concrete on Lot 6, Block 5 of Tract No. 7656. Owner: George Castera Architect: Paul R. Williams Contractor: George Holstein Cost: $17,850.00

February 14, 1936: Building Permit No. 3306 to construct a 2 story 20' 6" X 29' 8" frame and stucco garage on Lot 6, Block 5 of Tract No. 7656. Owner: George Castcra Architect: Paul R. Williams Contractor: George Holstein Cost: $850.00 May 5, 1967: Building Permit No. WL67764 for new exterior staircase and interior alterations to the accessory living quarters in garage. Owner: Edgar Ward Architect: Robert O. Beauchamp Engineer: Robert Marks Contractor: Jack Aalberg Cost: $3,500.00

March 9, 1971: Building Pennit No. WL84461 to extend existing 22' X 8' wood deck and stairway by garage and guest house. Owner: Edger Ward Architect: None Engineer: None Contractor: OW'ücr Cost: $1,000.00 1' ,

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Research Aide Paul K. Yo.'\ cll'lc Ie;der and retired binkliiexectl\'l! hil been named exeeU.'!: vice. president of the CalifornIa Ln, ~titute lorOncer ReSluch, Jt wa: afOUiice ~'esterdy hy Grorge-Ca5ttra, presIdent aflhe Institute. The 'n~IUite I~ m.. ur 0( loca! bu~UJ!;.~ ~nd proi('""ioll people devOlM to the (unher. anceofeancerrc5CIThanlledu. cation. It re¡Ve.ernwments, beuests and grnts, InclUding ril"llldonaLions,butdoe:_snot apiillorlundsfhrough,,¡n. nu.J PUbliceampalgns. YcstwillsctuptlJfnslltute's offce'ln UCLi\'s nl!lVmedca renter. The Insitute rontdb- uted mo than si.o,oo to help build iind e'lulp the can- cer wingofUiUl1lverstylIos. pIlalon Uie campiis. Seri'edfedenlU,,1i YQS""-&ll"ed two UI' as presldeut or the \Ve!rare Fed. nation of the Lo.~ Angeles area, He_has tWice been ('.a, paign chairman lor the COm- munity ChesL and wa~ a \'ee- rhalmanal1ddilectorllthe Lo.\ Angtles Chpte. or Amer. Ican Red Cro.~s. He ¡¡lli has 6elVl!d a~ a dJrector and Cim. palgn chairman or Ihi! Lo Ar.. J:ele, Tublrcukisi.i ami Health Assodalfon ¡i'nd wai chairman of the executiVe crmmllt~e III the War "ciest durIng World War,ll. I\grduiltc or the UriVll5li)l nf CalIfornia, he l.~ a fonner presldeni oC the Alum~i As- &nclatJrlD and a forruer rl!gertt orthc unIversity. He: CCll!tylHer more thõ\u20YearsretJredre- IsvlcepreldentoClheSecur!. ty.Flr3 NirloßaI Bank. Wide E:~deiiNl "Yosls experlencè In cll'l~ health wejfare and unIversity atralr quaes 'him uniqueiy (or his new respolllblltlfs," Casterasald.l i1imolUclthe .ippolnt.ent. "TIeexpan'lon ofth;!'!mfi tute'sa.ctlvltiesivltlitlieopen. Iiig of Llo Schooi of Medcine andthestariofthelnstuctlon ¡iro!lamontMl'cnnbloo,test !rircanCerhil\'em~de llínip.f¡¡_ th,t'tiiha\'cafuJl.timcman.:¡¡er ai the-head of o¡/r \'olunt~r rloup." Tile Iristitlle, \\'hkh ~n nOunced ihe ili~mvl'ry of lhl. I'cnnil'sth.'i.CLAr~¡irtticrs, 10 noivi1si:lstlni;In tìn.cin¡: tliepru.iram Irilristruct ph)'sl. C"i:in.q ;ind tehrildans In th~ Penn prOledur£', "By addIng rirtvale funds to the school'!; .lpp",pr!;itlons," Castera llld."~ ~nJmprve Ule laclllie,! ,and aSSemble ad. diUiinaancuresat'li.;uthO(. 1!1t' thus h.stenlng tlt fi- Ing oCtht cure."

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Research InstitfA PresUknt Will Addess Group

Foothil Gui of the Cai- forn Intute for Cacer Re wi meet 2 p.., Ma 5 at the redence of Mr. Ga", Badwi 134 Woock Road, Sa Ma. rio. BlUOWING la frk ta lin. Louis H. Segrve is worn by Miu AIU Wad chiran of the newly formed i.orth, ni of thq F. WMe- guild tht support thii In- fer Doa., 01 .Ckruk. for h..r rite to Lar~ Cra,..'!1l tute. founded in 194,to sup- Pub,..nd.,nbn¡" port cancer research at UCLA Speaker Named She wi intruce the guest speaker. Georg~ Caen presdent of the intute. At the conclusion of hI ta te wi be served by Mrs. Ed. ward Fa and her com- mittee Mmes. Chales T. :Mar, Paul Burh, Cliord :E.Cooley. Rovston and John B.I Mmes Donald D. Palmer" John Buwada. WelIIake D.I Morse and Mr. Orve Rout.i' vice-hai, wil preside at the tea table. Other offcers of I the group are Mmes. Fred~' erick F. Houser, recording seetary Edward FarelL, corresondig secetary, and Wil norton Jacobs, trea- surer. Mr Rober S. Osgoo I;; in ch of publicity. Miss Pierce Win

IB=i:,~:::e Piere, ¡daughter of Mr. Rolfe C. Piere and the lati: Mr. 'Piere of Huntington Park, will be the bride of Gerld iDee Tankersley, ,son of Mr. land Mr. Eugene R Tank- 1e.t"ley 1Jf Dov,-ney.

ing Los Angeles Stata Col- lege and her fiance is a stu. Ident The at bride-leet Comptol1 College. is attend. Ref..ooæd with pem'i,si"" of l~'e oopyM~hl ower f..ix raroudin prhibil~ wiliool pemnisson Ohihlln :i - NO) Title i.,," !l";:rl;" Ti""~'(I,'/;¡C""",, Filel: M..(, 1%9, f"nQ ,s! 11i'lDri~.TNc"~?"J'¡-- An¡bTim(I¡:¡ I~S) n,8~ Funeral Services Set fo.r George L. Castera

Funeral ioervices foi' ~1l Castera's' wife, the George L. Castera, whose late wife was a social and former Edna McLen Van _..ultural leader here for Vrart, died in July, 1967. .many years, will be eon~ She left an' estate of more fIueted Friday at 2 p_m. in than $5 millon. Her hus- AU Saints Episcopal band received a lie trust .t'lul'ch, Beverly Hills. of $1 nii1lio"n and the rest .Mr. Castera, 10431 Bel- Was divided among USC, 'lfl.;io Road, died Tuesday UCLA and other colIeges at UCLA :Medical Center. and cultural group:o~ 130m in Oakland, he was Mr. Castera, a resident a grduate of the U.S. liei-e for 40 Years, had '~aYal Academy and had ~el\'ed on the board of ~ei-yed as a naval offcer directors of the California for many years. He was Club. president of Snow Cates He lean's no ~rvivol';-. ;iud Valves, Inc_, for 20 Pierce Bros. Beverl\' Hils )'cal:O, Mortuary is in charge.

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From \-Vikipedia, the free encyclopedia ~- -. ----____n.___ Jane Waddington Wy,it! (August 12, 1910 October 20, Jane Wyatt 2006) was aii American actress in lílms and television.

Her most famous role was as 's love interest in Frank Capra's Lost Horizon (1937). Other film appearances included 1947's Gentleman's Agreement (with ), None but the Lonely Heart (with ), and Boomerang (with ).

For many people, she is best remembered for her television roles, as A1argaret Anderson, the mother in the 1950s television comedy Father Knows Best; and as Amanda Grayson, Mr. Spoek's mother, in the 1967 episode of the original Star 7ìek series and the 1986 film Star from the trailer for Gentleman's Agreement (1947) Trek IV: The Voyage Home. ¡i J Late in her career, she played Birth name Jane Waddington Wyatt Katherine Auschlander, the wire of hospital administrator Dr. Born August 12, 1910 Daniel Auschlander (), on the 1980s medical ~ Campgaw, drama St. Elsewhere. Wyatt was once quoted as saying her fan Died October 20,2006, age 96 mail for the first two roles exceeded that for her appearance in Bel-Air, Los Angeles, California Lost Horizon. L~_~_~___.______

One offour siblings, Wyatt was horn in Campgaw (now part of raised in . Her father, Christopher Billop Wyatt, Jr.,Mahwah), was a Wall Bergen Street County, investment New Jersey,banker, but and her mother, the former Euphemia Van Rensselaer Waddington, was a drama critic for the Catholic World.

One of her ancestors, Rufus King, was a signer ofthe U.S. Constitution, a U.S. Senator and ambassador, and the Federalist candidate in the 1816 presidential election.

She had three siblings: Christopher II, Elizabeth, and Monica. She was also a distant cOLL,in of Eleanor RüosevFlt ,wchhepu"t Harry Crosby, through their shared descent from Philip Li'li'igetan, a signET ofthe Declaration of Independence.

Her mother was a Catholic convert, and her father and husband ultimatcly converted as well, although Jane did not attend Catholic schools.

Wyatt was raised from the age of three months in New York City, attended the fashionable Chapin School and later Barnard College. After two years of college, she ¡en to join the apprentice school ofthe Berkshire

Playhouse at Stockbridge, Massachusetts, where for six months she played a varied assortment of roles. One of her first jobs on Broadway was as understudy to in a production of Trade Winds _ a career move that cost her her listing in the New York Social Register (she later was relisted upon her marriage). Receiving favorable notices 011 Broadway and celebrated for her understated beauty, Wyatt made the transition from stage to screen and was placed under contract at Universal, where she co-statTed in Frank Capra's Columbia film Lost Horizon. Of her experience in Lost Horizon, she noted in an article in the St. Anthony Messenger newsletter, "During the war, they cut oul all the pacifist parts of the fim-the High Lama talking of3 5/25/20075:49 PM 'about peace in the world. that was Clit hecause they were trying to inspire those G.!.'s to get out there and go 'bang! bang~ bang!' which sort of ruined the fílm." Though one or her early suitors was Jolin D. Rockefèller III, on November 9, 1935, Wyal1 married investment broker Edgai' Bethune Ward. He died on Novemher g, 2000, the day berore what would have lieen iheir 65th wedding anniversary. The couple met in the late 1920s, when both were weekend housegiiests of Franklin D. Roosevelt al Hyde Park. The Wards had two surviving sons. According to Wyatt's obituary in The Washingtaii Post, a third Son died in infancy in the early 1940s.

From 1954 to 1960, she co-starred with Robert Young in Father Knoii's Best, the classic TV show chronicling

the life and times of the Anderson family in the Midwestern to,,", of actress in a comedy for three years in a row for her role as MargaretSpringfield. Anderson. She won the Emmy ror best

Her film career sufTered because of her outspoken opposition to Senator Joseph McCarthy, the chief figure in the anti-ConUiiunist investigations of that era. Her career was temporarily damaged for having assisted in hosting a performance by the Bolshoi Ballet during the Second World War, even though it was at President Roosevelt's request ((1) (http://www.syfyportal.com/news.php?id=2929)). As a result, she returned to her roots on the New York stage for a time and appeared in such plays as 's The Autuiin Garden opposite .

Wyatt died on October 20,2006 o1'natural causes at her home in Bel-Air, California, at fhe age of96. Her

funeral mass was held on Friday, October 27, at the Church ofSt. Martin of Tours in Brentwood, California.

She is survived by sons Christopher Ward of Piedmont, Califomia and Michael Ward of grandchildren, Nicholas, Andrew and Laura; and five great-grandchildren. Los Angeles; three References

1. A Star trek: The original series 2.05b - Journey to Babel (http://thecia.col1au/star-trek/original-seriesI205b.shtml). Cinematic Intelligeiice Agency. Retrieved on 2006-10-26. External links

· Jane Wyatt (http://www.imdb.com/name/n:.109435531) at the Internet Movie Database . Jane Wyatt (http://temdb.com/particípantJparticipanLjsp?paiiicipantld=209946) at the TCM Movie Database · Jane Wyatt aiiicle at Memory Alpha, a Star Trek wiki. · Jane Wyatt (http://www.tv.coniJperson/0943553/summary.html) at TV.eom · Jane Wyatt (http://www.nndb.com/people/517/0000922411) at the Notable Names Database · Jane Wyatt: Representative of American Liberalism; article by Norman Markowitz (httn, , ://ooliticalaffairs.netJarticle/articlcvìew/4, 3û2/ J /217) Retrieved from ''http://en.wikipedia.org/wikilJanc_ Wyatt"

Categories: 1910 births /2006 deaths I Barnard College alumni I American fim actors I American stage actors / American television actors / People li'On Bergen County, New Jersey I People from New York City I People

from the Greater Los Angeles Area / Rensselaer family I Hollywood Walk of Fame

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AKA .lane Waddington Wyatt

Born: I2-Aug-19IO Biithplaee: Campgaw, NJ Died: 20-0ct-2006 Location of death: Bel Air, CA Ca use of death: unspecified

Gender: Female Religion: Roman Catholic Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States Executive summary: Father Knows Best

Jane Wyatt was raised in an upper-crust New York family and educatcd in private schools, so her parents were not pleased about her decision to bccome an actress. Pretty and petite, Wyatt had only six months of dramatic training whcn she made her Broadway debut at the age of20. She had been listed in the New York Social Register until then, but when she became a working actrcss she was promptly de-listed. Shc soon became a prominent fim actress, with credits including the utopian original Lost Horizon, the courtroom drama Boomerang, and the stirring statement against prejudice Gentleman s Agreement.

Wyatt is primarily remembered for playing Margaret Anderson, family matriarch on the long-running situation comedy Father Knows Best. In each week's episode, someone in the fàmily faced an overblown problem, and within half an hour Father (Robert Young) somehow made everything OK, sometimes with

help from Mother. Wyatt was the stereotypical suburban houscwife, and she was always proud of program1s "family values". ~ the In her later career, she had a recurring part on St. Elsewhere, and her tàme was unexpectedly resuscitated when she played Amanda Grayson, Spock's mother on the original Star Trek. Nearly twenty years later, she reprised the role in the fim Star Trek iv.

Father: Christopher Billopp Wyatt 11 (investment banker) Mother: Euphemia Van Rensselaer Waddingtoo Wyatt (drama critic, b. 1884, ni. 1906) IIüsband: Edgar Bethuiie Ward (m. 9-Nov-1935, d. S-Nov-20aO, two sons) Son: Christopher Billopp Wyatt 1I SOli: Michael Wyatt Daiighter: Elisabeth Wyatt Russell Daiighter: Monica Wyatt

High School: Chapiii School, New York, NY University: Barnard College (dropped out)

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TELEVISION Father Knows Best Margaret Anderson (1954-60) ~--~St. Elsewhere Katherine Auschlander (1983-88) FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Amityvile: The Evil Escapes (I2-May-1989)

Star Trek lV: The Voyage Home (26-Nov-1986) Katherine (5-0ct-1975) Our Very Own (27-Jul-1950) House by the River (25-Mar-1950) Task Force (30-Aug-1949) Canadian Pacific (I9-MaY-1949) Gentleman's Agreement (I I-Nov-194 7) Boomerang! (28-Apr-1947) None But the Lonely Heart (22-Sep-1944) Kisses for Breakfast (5-Jul-J941) Lost Horizon (2-Mar-1937)

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JAi-E W"l"ATT TO TAKE LEAi) 1:\' STAGE l'LA l' J~nc \ly;ill. UUj',,õ:i ""ntmt pT.,-cc. ~"' 'OWi-cd i" KC''' Ym~ i"pi"j.-'helo'ding'"k'!n"Uc" !lo';'òn," a nO\- pi.y ~yJ~cJllõl'dti ~'hlch Roi~no St.òbtns l, p¡oucln" Mis, W.v.¡t "'~s brou~~t Otl fro", lhe No""'i-Ot,, 'L:c""."!,' tl fec ~y U"'oc,..J. aM""rçd 'n "Ooe MolP m"ci-;'.ii" fomf"ltl~ lo.d III JtlCludes ooinpl("ed oik;er.:'S iri "Gret :E""c¡aUons,' lJ:ide. tom: "(hercontr.otIlUiunil_o~oh. lsl'rmile- to Qi'ide hn i."" bo_ n,'"",,.i.¡;e.nd."-n c~oil;-~rolI nint Ch"liy, ~ur""tly wOfflnp' j~ to:' -sWniii motion p:o:uic, "N."c Is My H",t." ~"" b:i,!. ~n the :ii, T"osd.~ In êotPltte oh;i,.e 01 his "~-i ,ati¡o ~f(""iin Rc"~d"" ~it, F""''''"" '" "0 """' "". ''' "'1""''-''' "00"", ~i',,", "".",;~c ENTERTAfNMEt'Ì I 1,il'" s-~C £'r~ ~~ i Mos\£ular I 'Father Knows Best' mother Wyatt dead at 96 POSTED: 6:06 ¡i,m, EDT, October 23,2006

I s~my.I'Yd¡t2,lp_jpç¡ , , l\i!ji'sI1orl,jz,. (CNN) -- Actress Jane Wyano the prototypicl housewife atl mother in ite television series "Father Kriows Best." has died al age 96. her spokeswoman told CNN Sunday.

VVatt died Friday of natural causes in her sleep at her house in Bel Air. California, said MeQ McDonald. Wyatt's godaughter and publicist

A spolesman for Gales Kingsley & Gates Funeral Home in Santa Monica corilirmec the death. Actress Jane Wyatl was known for her Before taking her role in the televfsiori series, Wyatt had already molherlyrole_ H8rc. off camera iri Hl49, 500 llelp: ;i young Natal~ WOod established herself as a televisiori piorieer. serving as host oftt "Bell Telephone Hour." .~-í ~1I1~ Bu itwas her co-starring role with Robert Young on "Father Know Best" tht catapulted her to stardm and led her to become th first consecutive winner of tte Academy of T elevisioii Art & Scienc' DVDRentais Emmy Award. rADVER. TISER LINKS - - __ J Entertinment Books In tt late 1OODs, she appeared in an episod of Spock's mothr, a role she reprfsed in 1986 in "'he"Star Voyag Trek~ Home," as I HollvwGd Movies . Hollvwood Tours I a Star Trek tnvie. Born August 12, 1910. to an investment bankúr and a drama critic, Take Advantag ofWiriows Visla with I I Windows Vista Certified I Wyatt attended Barnard Coilege and mae her Broadway debut as WW-ProduclsofChampjons.com I an inderstuyat19.

i She played roles that Included ingenue ;lnd leading lady in about Free Trial. OnlIne ova Rentals plays, including "Autmn Garden" with Fredric March 50 Rent Blockbusler DVO fro.m th Comfort of I I Ccrt.~edYOlJrown Producls.holT_ Free Gel Trial Info, ~BIoCkb~i"R,""i,"io In 1934, Universal hired her and moved her to HoHywOOd. Ovcr th next 30 years, she appered in 30 fims and a number or plays, Samsunq: The New Generation of I often in th role or the understanding wife_ LCD TV She aced in "Great Expetíons~ (1934): "lot HoriZon" (1937); The s!urining new Bordaux from Samsuri. ' I a leader In lCD TV technology. I "None but the Lonely Heart (1944); "Gentleman's Agreement" \'I-Samsuna.COmIoreea1l1 i (1947); "Task Force": and ïhe Voyage Home" (1986). ______"'~l.¡h€j In 1935, Wyatt marr;ed investorlinventor Edgar Bethune Ward wh died in 200

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CPC-1986-829-GPC Jurisdictional Information ORD-167564-SA3520 Community Plan Area: Bel Air - Beverly Crest Area Planning Commission: West Los Angeles Neighborhood Council: Bel Air - Beverly Crest Council District: CD 5 - Jack Weiss Census Tract #: 262100 LADBS District Offce: West Los Angeles Planning and Zonina Information Special Notes: None Zoning: RE40-1-H Zoning Information (ZI): None General Plan Land Use: Minimum Residential Plan Footnote - Site Req.: See Plan Footnotes Additional Plan Footnotes: BelAir Specific Plan Area: None Historic Preservation Review: No Historic Preservation Overlay Zone: None Other Historic Designations: None Mills Act Contract: None POD - Pedestrian Oriented Districts: None CDO - Community Design Overlay: None Streetscape: No Sign District: No Adaptive Reuse Incentive Area: None 35% Density Bonus: Not Eligible CRA - Community Redevelopment Agency: None Central City Parking: No Downtown Parking: No Building Line: None 500 Ft School Zone: No 500 Ft Park Zone: No Assessor Information Assessor Parcel Number: 4362002010 Parcel Area (Approximate): 29,185.2 (sq It) Use Code: 0100 - Single Residence Building Class: C115C Assessed Land Val.: $203,118 Assessed Improvement Val.: $210,432 Year Built: 1937 Last Owner Change: 03/27198 Last Sale Amount: $0 Number of Units: 1 Number of Bedrooms: 6 Number of Bathrooms: 6 Building Square Footage: 4,847.0 (sq ft) Tax Rate Area: 67 Deed Reference No.: None

Additional Information Airport Hazard: None Coastal Zone: None Farmland: Area not Mapped Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone: Yes Fire District NO.1: No Fire District NO.2: No Flood Zone: None Hazardous Waste I Border Zone Properties: No Methane Hazard Site: None High Wind Velocity Areas: No Hillside Grading: Yes Oil Wells: None Alquist-Priolo Fault Zone: No Distance to Nearest Fault: Within Fault Zone Landslide: No Liquefaction: No Economic Develooment Areas Business Improvement District None Federal Empowerment Zone: None Renewal Community: No Revitalization Zone: None State Enterprise Zone: None Targeted Neighborhood Initiative: None Public Safety Police Information: Bureau: West Division / Station: West Los Angeles Report District: 806 Fire Information: District I Fire Station: 71 Batallion: 9 Division: 1 Red Flag Restricted Parking: YES CASE SUMMARIES Note: Information for Case Summaries is Retrieved from the Planning Department's Plan Case Tracking System (peTS) Database. Case Number: CPC-1986-829-GPC Required Action(s): GPC-GENERAL PLAN/ZONING CONSISTENCY (AB283) Project Description(s): AB-283 PROGRAM - GENERAL PLAN/ZONE CONSISTENCY - BEL AIR-BEVERLY CREST AREA- COMMUNITY WIDE ZONE CHANGES AND COMMUNITY PLAN CHANGES TO BRING THE ZONING INTO CONSISTENCY WITH THE PLAN. INCLUDES CHANGES OF HEIGHT AS NEEDED. REQUIRED BY COURT AS PART OF SETTLEMENT IN THE HILLSIDE FEDERATION LAWSUIT. DATA NOT AVAILABLE ORD-167564-SA3520 05/31/2007 City of Los Angeles ZIMAS INTERNET Department of City Planning . r . . ,i -- Generlized Zoning ..1 ",/ _os ,~ o I \ . . \ Iii A,RA

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Streets Copyright (c) Thomas Brothers Maps, Inc, Photographs enclosed are from the tour inspection conducted by staff of the Office of Historic Resources on August 6, 2007.

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