Stage debut in "A Royal Divorce" at the Theater Royal in Sydney, Australia

Toured Australia with an American stock company

Went to Hollywood with a letter of introduction to Cecil B DeMille, who rejected her for the movies

New York stage debut (Broadway stock) at the 14th Street Theatre

Broadway debut in "The Cobra"

Film debut, "Blood Money"

London stage debut, "Macbeth" at the Old Vic

Entertained US Armed Forces overseas during WWII

Starred on Broadway in landmark production of "Medea" (which ran 214 performances), adapted specifically for Anderson from Euripides's drama by poet Robinson Jeffers; followed Broadway run with an eight-month coast to coast tour

Returned to Broadway to star as "Medea" at the City Center

Appeared on TV's "Light's Diamond Jubilee"

Played Lady Macbeth on "Hallmark Hall of Fame"

Again played Lady Macbeth on a "Hallmark Hall of Fame" broadcast

Starred on stage in title role of "Hamlet" at Carnegie Hall in New York

Played the nurse in a Broadway revival of "Medea"; production broadcast on PBS (1983)

Featured in a regular role on TV soap opera, "Santa Barbara"

Former Lion Theater on West 42nd Street in New York (Theater Row) renamed the Judith Anderson Theater

Narrated feature, "Impure Thoughts"

Hospitalized in Santa Barbara with a stroke (August)