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| She was born in ] to Salvatore and Helen Travolta. She was influenced at a very early age by her Mother’s involvement in local theatre and her Sister Ellen’s success on stage. While attending the ] in ], Margaret supported herself by performing in children’s theatre, waiting tables and singing in cabarets. | She was born in ] to Salvatore and Helen Travolta. She was influenced at a very early age by her Mother’s involvement in local theatre and her Sister Ellen’s success on stage. While attending the ] in ], Margaret supported herself by performing in children’s theatre, waiting tables and singing in cabarets. | ||
| ] was one of the many stops Margaret made while performing summer stock in the late 60’s. She quickly realized the city’s great advertising potential by winning National TV Commercials for ], ] and Alberto Culver. It was the Windy City where she met her husband Jim and settled down to raise their two boys. Margaret’s talent, hard work and professionalism earned her the reputation of being one of Chicago’s Top Voice-over Talents. Her voice career has included such clients as ], ], ], ] and ]. | ] was one of the many stops Margaret made while performing summer stock in the late 60’s. She quickly realized the city’s great advertising potential by winning National TV Commercials for ], ] and Alberto Culver. It was the Windy City where she met her husband Jim and settled down to raise their two boys. Margaret’s talent, hard work and professionalism earned her the reputation of being one of Chicago’s Top Voice-over Talents. Her voice career has included such clients as ], ], ], ] and ]. | ||
| She currently resides with her family in ] where she has expanded her resume into more film and television projects in compliment to her commercial campaigns for ], ], ], ], and ]. | She currently resides with her family in ] where she has expanded her resume into more film and television projects in compliment to her commercial campaigns for ], ], ], ], and ]. | ||
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Margaret Travolta is an Italian-American actress hailing from the famed entertainment family that has produced Academy Award-nominated actor John Travolta; Broadway actress Ellen Travolta; noted director Joey Travolta; matinee idol Rikki Lee Travolta; ingénues Rachel Travolta and Nicole Travolta; playwright Molly Allen Ritter; and character actors Tom Fridley, Sam Travolta, and Annie Travolta.
She was born in Englewood, New Jersey to Salvatore and Helen Travolta. She was influenced at a very early age by her Mother’s involvement in local theatre and her Sister Ellen’s success on stage. While attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, Margaret supported herself by performing in children’s theatre, waiting tables and singing in cabarets.
Chicago was one of the many stops Margaret made while performing summer stock in the late 60’s. She quickly realized the city’s great advertising potential by winning National TV Commercials for Sears, Nescafe and Alberto Culver. It was the Windy City where she met her husband Jim and settled down to raise their two boys. Margaret’s talent, hard work and professionalism earned her the reputation of being one of Chicago’s Top Voice-over Talents. Her voice career has included such clients as Disney, United Airlines, Kraft, McDonalds and Pillsbury.
She currently resides with her family in Los Angeles where she has expanded her resume into more film and television projects in compliment to her commercial campaigns for Gerber, Disneyland, Home Depot, City of Hope, and Pearl Vision.
Travolta has a solid career in supporting roles, gaining respect on television and in film. Her credits include performances in the films Hangman's Curse with David Keith, Catch Me if You Can with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, National Security with Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn, High Fidelity with John Cusack and Jack Black (as John Cusack's mother), and While You Were Sleeping with Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman. Her television credits include the reoccurring roles of Dr. Helen Boyd on NYPD Blue and Sister Mary Margaret on Days of Our Lives, and guest starring appearances on The Drew Carey Show, Strong Medicine, and Early Edition.