Career
She appeared as "Mother" in the independent cult horror film Mother"s Day under the name Rose Pons" first television appearance was on the National Broadcasting Company anthology series Goodyear Television Playhouse. She also made appearances on the long-running American radio-turned-television series The Goldbergs, The United States Steel Hour, and the Columbia Broadcasting System prime time drama The Nurses. In her later years, Pons began appearing in films.
In 1964 she made her film debut in the comedy Diary of a Bachelor.
In 1980 she played the role of "Mother" in the cult-classic horror film Mother"s Day, in which she chose to be credited as Rose Ross (her real-life husband"s surname was Ross). Her later film credits include Rachel, Rachel and Forever, Lulu.
