Audrey Meadows was born the youngest of four children as Audrey Cotter on February 8, 1926 in Wu'chang China. Her family settled in New England when Audrey was 6 and Jayne and Audrey attended and all girls boarding school. After high school, Jayne went to NYC with the goal of being an actress, and Jayne finally convinced her little sister to join her in show business, but as a singer instead of an actress. Audrey spent months working on the Broadway show "Top Banana" and then got a job on The Bob And Ray Show. She then replaced Pert Kelton as the most famed and most loved Alice Kramden of "Honeymooners, The" (1955). After "The Honeymooners" ended, she went on to do films like Take Her, She's Mine (1963), That Touch of Mink (1962), and even portrayed Ted Knight's mother in law in the 80s sitcom "Too Close for Comfort" (1980). But her heart - and ours - will forever remain in that two burner stove, Chauncey street kitchen.