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The 13 pages that link to Helen Hayes, each with the reason it gives.

• Tony Award for Best Actress in a PlayRelated: She won the category at the inaugural Tony Awards in 1947.

• American Theatre WingRelated: Hayes helped organize the Wing’s wartime service to theater people.

• Triple Crown of ActingRelated: Her 1977 Tony made her the first person recognized as completing the acting trio.

• EGOTRelated: Hayes was the first woman to achieve the distinction, completing it in 1977.

• American Theatre Hall of FameRelated: Hayes was an early Hall inductee and a defining figure in American stage acting.

• Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement AwardBroader topic: Hayes received the award in 1971, an early example of its recognition of a long career.

• Angela LansburyCompared with: Like Lansbury, Hayes sustained a celebrated career across stage and screen, but belonged to an earlier generation.

• Martha RayeRelated: Hayes and Raye were both awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for service to the nation.

• Anita LoosRelated: Hayes starred in the 1946 Broadway adaptation of Loos’s play Happy Birthday.

• Lynn FontanneRelated: Hayes and Fontanne were celebrated contemporaries in the American theatre.

• Roddy McDowallRelated: Hayes and McDowall both appeared in the television series The Love Boat.

• Katharine CornellRelated: Hayes was a contemporary star whose classical roles invite comparison with Cornell’s stage career.

• Martita HuntRelated: Hayes originated the role of Anastasia in the Broadway production, later played by Hunt in London.