Pam Smith is well-known for the television shows Bonanza, Misty, and Leave It to Beaver (1957).
She co-starred in “Misty,” an edited pilot version of the feature film about a pony from Chincoteague Island, in 1962. The film was an unproduced pilot.
(1976, August 3–7); She performed the role of church choir in Thornton Wilder’s play “Our Town” at the Adams Memorial Theatre Main Stage at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts, alongside Nancy Adler (who played a town person), Adele Ahronheim (who played a church choir), Sian Barbara Allen (who played Emily Webb).
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Through the late 1990s, Smith continued to play supporting parts in movies and television shows. In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Unnatural Selection,” she portrayed an elderly-looking Doctor Sara Kingsley, a young physician in her mid-30s who was suffering from accelerated aging and whose condition rapidly worsened during the plot. In the 1997 movie Mad City, she played her last acting role.
