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	Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - Yeardley Smith: More - 3/22/04
		Smith spends the full 90 minutes of the play explaining where she came from, where she is, and why - even when credits included a number of TV shows, feature films, a Broadway play, and an Emmy Award - she has almost never been satisfied with what she's had.
		The reason for this, Smith reckons, is that a significant portion of her life involved trying to "fill the inside from the outside," searching for acceptance in her career that she couldn't get from her frequently absent father or somewhat reserved mother.
		Over the course of her life, Smith always wanted to have everything but not pay the price for it - this led to a number of illicit affairs, a marriage that failed when she neglected it in favor of work, and long bouts with depression and bulimia.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /ob/03_22_04.html (733 words)

	Yeardley Smith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Martha Maria Yeardley Smith (/ˈjɑrdli/; born July 3, 1964) is an American actress and voice actor who is best known for providing the voice of Lisa Simpson on the animated television series The Simpsons.
		Smith was born in Paris, France, and raised in Washington, D.C. She is the daughter (and namesake) of Joseph Yeardley "Joe" Smith (May 10, 1931–January 17, 2006), The Washington Post's first official obituary editor (1977–1988), who continued working full time for The Post until 1996.
		Yeardley admitted on The Jane Pauley Show that she had struggled with bulimia for 25 years.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yeardley_Smith (314 words)

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		Smith was born in Paris, France, and raised in Washington, D.C.
		Smith: I would like to say that generally the emphasis in my treatment has been on normalizing my eating versus going to extremes, such as cutting out all sugar, but in my case moderation was not working for me, so for the time being, no sugar.
		Smith: I can say that I, Yeardley, would be a different person if my circumstances had been different, but there is actually a large team of writers on The Simpsons that are actually responsible for that marvelous little character.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Yeardley-Smith (1857 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Smith was born Martha Maria Yeardley Smith in Paris, France, and raised in Washington, D.C. She is the daughter (and namesake) of Joseph Yeardley Smith (May 10, 1931–January 17, 2006), The Washington Post
		Smith has joked about her lack of vocal range in comparison to her Simpsons co-stars, saying she only has three voices: her own, Lisa's, and one that's somewhere in between.
		Smith admitted on The Jane Pauley Show that she had struggled with bulimia for 25 years.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Yeardley_Smith (519 words)

	YEARDLEY SMITH Jie Dong gallery
		yeardley smith He continued to suck gently on the clitoris, and then finally brought the clitoris through the hole of the of the breath mint.
		yeardley smith She didn't know if it was the way he said it, or just the words themselves, but something about him was very soothing.
		yeardley smith Proudly, she began holding him all the way in her mouth for as long as she could, giving him the pleasant experience of being snug in her throat for a long period of time, over and over again.
	yeardley-smith.celebs-oops.com (2487 words)

	What A Character!
		Born Martha Maria Yeardley Smith in Paris, France, Yeardley Smith is the daughter of Washington Post correspondent Joseph Smith and his wife Martha Smith a paper conservator at the Freer and Sackler Galleries of Art.
		Smith was an average student and her love for performing began when she began doing plays in sixth grade.
		Smith headed back home to Washington, DC, but when her agent encouraged her to come back to Hollywood for "pilot season," she came back out and landed the part of a sassy train conductor on a pilot called Tickets, Please.
	what-a-character.com /cgi-bin/display.cgi?id=982796324 (766 words)

	Battling Bulimia -- Yeardley Smith, Kelly Brownell, PhD -- 9/9/03
		Smith: I would like to say that generally the emphasis in my treatment has been on normalizing my eating versus going to extremes, such as cutting out all sugar, but in my case moderation was not working for me, so for the time being, no sugar.
		Smith: When I first got into treatment, one of the things they tell you to do is make a list of alternative activities that you will do before you indulge the urge to binge and purge.
		Smith: I can say that I, Yeardley, would be a different person if my circumstances had been different, but there is actually a large team of writers on The Simpsons that are actually responsible for that marvelous little character.
	www.webmd.com /content/article/73/88997.htm (3099 words)

	Welcome to The Simpsons.com
		Yeardley Smith is the voice of Lisa Simpson - the wise, thoughtful, intelligent, saxophone-playing, vegetarian member of the Simpson family.
		Smith was born in Paris, France, where her father was a correspondent with UPI.
		Smith began her career when she was 14 years old, at a local dinner theater outside of Washington, D.C., where she played Tinkerbell in an unauthorized musical adaptation of Peter Pan.
	www.thesimpsons.com /bios/bios_actors_smith.htm (308 words)

	Yeardley smith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	Yeardley Smith's one woman show 'MORE'
		This year, Smith revealed that she is in the recovery period of a 25 year battle with bulimia.
		While Smith could easily blame her personality disorder on her emotionally distant parents, her strict Yankee upbringing, or her early meteoric rise to stardom on Broadway, she places the blame squarely on herself and doesn't apologize or make excuses.
		In a recent MSNBC interview, Smith notes that she is still relatively early in her recovery.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/eating_disorders/109032 (442 words)

	Yeardley Smith - TV & Radio - Virgin.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yeardley Smith originally auditioned for the voice of Bart, but thankfully the casting director realised that her sweet, high-pitched tones were more suited to Bart's earnest little sister Lisa.
		The tiny actress, who owes her unusual first name to her father's middle name, grew up in Washington DC and caught the acting bug at the age of twelve.
		Yeardley has also starred in sitcoms such as Herman's Head and Dharma And Greg, but describes the idealistic Lisa as her favourite role, explaining "of course you fall in love with a character when you're doing her voice and when I was 8, I felt an awful lot like Lisa Simpson."
	www.virgin.net /tvradio/thesimpsons/smith.html (169 words)

	Yeardley Smith Photos - Yeardley Smith News - Yeardley Smith Information
		Smith has joked about her lack of vocal range in comparison to her Simpsons costars, saying she only has three voices: her own, Lisa's, and one that's somewhere in between.
		In 1992, Yeardley was awarded with an Emmy for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance for her work on The Simpsons.
		Yeardley Smith: Actually, you wouldn't believe how many people come up to me and say 'This is my fantasy: to be in bed with Lisa Simpson and have her say "Oh more, more!"' What is the matter with you people?
	www.tv.com /yeardley-smith/person/3515/summary.html (634 words)

	Yeardley Smith
		Yeardley Smith is unarguably the keeper of one of Hollywood's most distinctive-sounding and instantly recognizable set of vocal chords; the Emmy-winning actress' most famous role is without question that of level-headed, suburban schoolgirl Lisa Simpson on the long-running animated television series The Simpsons.
		A small supporting role in the 1987 teen comedy Three O'Clock High was quick to follow, and that same year, Smith would step behind the microphone for the role that would change her life.
		Though Smith would still make the occasional foray into features, with bit roles in City Slickers, Toys, Just Write, and As Good As It Gets, it was her role on The Simpsons that kept her busy throughout the 1990s and into the new millennium.
	www.djangomusic.com /actor_bio.asp?pid=P+66604 (364 words)

	USATODAY.com - 'Lisa Simpson' aching for face time (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Smith, 39, is in full confessional mode here, recounting in detail her struggles with bulimia, depression and her emotionally distant family.
		This is harrowing material, and Smith deserves credit for bravery even if her play never completely shakes the insularity that often fells solo performers.
		Smith (whose first name is pronounced YARD-lee) also indulges in the occasional cliche.
	usatoday.com /life/theater/2004-03-23-yeardley-smith_x.htm?POE=LIFISVA (414 words)

	Yeardley Smith movie mistakes, pictures, quotes, trailers and trivia
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		Yeardley Smith is the wise and thoughtful voice of Lisa Simpson, the clever saxophone-playing, vegetarian member of the Simpson family.
		Yeardley has been the voice of Lisa since The Simpsons was created in 1987, earning her an Emmy Award in 1992.
		Lucky, Yeardley ignored her doubts and became a vital part of the longest running cartoon the world has ever seen.
	www.itv.com /Lifestyle/ThisMorning/Entertainment/YeardleySmith/default.html (232 words)

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	www.celebrityinformation.net /Women-S/Yeardley-Smith.html (321 words)

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		Yeardley Smith keeps a diary of her experience behind the scenes on the sport, music and celebrity circuit.
		A biography charts Yeardley Smith rise to stardom and investigates her remarkable durability.
		The female celebrity Yeardley Smith was born in the year 1964 and in the country France!
	www.thecelebrityportal.com /female/celebrities/S/Yeardley_Smith.html (764 words)

	Actress Yeardley Smith \| PRI's The World
		YEARDLEY SMITH: I listen to The World almost every day, you know, we spend so much time in our car.
		LM: So Yeardley Smith and her husband sent a generous check to buy the deejay a new microphone.
		Smith says her animated alter-ego might also appreciate the news on public radio.
	www.theworld.org /?q=node/4480 (580 words)

	Collecting Simpsons! - Interview: Yeardley Smith, voice of Lisa Simpson
		Yeardley Smith's real-life voice is unmistakably similar to that of Lisa Simpson, with its soft and squeaky friendliness.
		Talking to Yeardley by telephone, it's hard not to visualize a spike-haired, yellow cartoon girl chatting away amiably on the other end.
		She's very interesting, and she has so much heart, if you just take the time to sit down and listen, which is her plight in Springfield unto itself anyway.
	www.bartfan.com /smith.htm (595 words)

	One woman's struggle with bulimia -- and how she's learning to heal
		You may know her as the voice of cartoon character Lisa Simpson, but Yeardley Smith is now giving voice to her own lifelong struggle with bulimia.
		Smith: I started dieting when I was nine and by the age of 14, I was completely weight and body obsessed.
		Smith: I think I realized finally, after 24 years, that everything I had tried to stop was not working, and I needed to dedicate myself to my recovery.
	www.medicinenet.com /script/main/art.asp?articlekey=54577 (1023 words)

	Smith, Yeardley - Biography
		Emmy Award winner Yeardley Smith is the voice of Lisa Simpson -- the wise, thoughtful, intelligent, saxophone-playing, vegetarian member of the Simpson family.
		Smith was born in Paris, where her father was a correspondent with UPI.
		Upon graduating from high school, Smith performed in a play at New Playwright's Theatre in Washington, D.C., earning rave reviews for her part in a new musical comedy revue that paved the way to Arena Stage, where she appeared in Tom Stoppard's On The Razzle and Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid.
	www.webmd.com /content/Biography/8/87248.htm (298 words)

	The Simpsons Archive: Yeardley Smith Interview #2
		Yeardley Smith has been featured in two successful TV series simultaneously.
		You may have seen her play the ingratiating Louise on the sitcom "Herman's Head." You've probably heard her on "The Simpsons." Smith provides the voice of Lisa, Bart's saxophone-playing sister.
		The disarming Smith says that her participation in those series has boosted her career status, but not to the loftiest heights.
	www.snpp.com /other/interviews/ys2.html (683 words)

	USATODAY.com - 'Lisa Simpson' aching for face time (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Smith, 39, is in full confessional mode here, recounting in detail her struggles with bulimia, depression and her emotionally distant family.
		This is harrowing material, and Smith deserves credit for bravery even if her play never completely shakes the insularity that often fells solo performers.
		She hits home with her reminisces about bulimia and her icy family life, but it's not clear how other bits — particularly some mild griping about being offered too few film roles — are to sustain a general audience's interest.
	www.usatoday.com /life/theater/2004-03-23-yeardley-smith_x.htm?POE=LIFISVA (420 words)

	Yeardley Smith at Hollywood.com
		Though few might recognize her face, actress Yeardley Smith was known the world over as soon as she opened her mouth.
		Finding herself drawn to performing in her early teens, Smith landed an apprenticeship at the renowned Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. after high school, before heading off to New York to seek her fortune.
		In her career-defining role as the sax-playing Lisa Simpson, Smith became a part of television-history when âThe Simpsonsâ became the longest-running sitcom in American TV history.
	www.hollywood.com /celebrity/Yeardley_Smith/188259 (1517 words)

	Here's Yeardley! (BroadwayWorld.com)
		Yeardley Smith’s anxiety about being “on the fringe” of fame is just one of the afflictions she confesses to in More, an autobiographical solo show she wrote that is currently in previews and opens March 22.
		Smith says she’d been hankering to return to the New York theater for some time, though the closest she’d come before More was consideration—but not an actual audition—for the role of Columbia in the 2000 revival of The Rocky Horror Show (Joan Jett got the part).
		Initially conceived as a mock Barbara Walters interview, Smith’s show is now a monologue staged on a fully decorated set resembling an attic full of boxes, scrapbooks and other belongings—appropriate surroundings as Smith literally and figuratively rifles through the memories of her life and career.
	www.broadwayworld.com /viewcolumn.cfm?colid=727 (1413 words)

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