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1440:. Restoring, rebuilding and re-purposing several small buildings from other locations, she worked hands-on and successfully completed this vast restoration project, which remains a popular destination today. It is home to artisan shops, galleries, boutiques, a cafe and a restaurant. Havoc sold the enclave in 1989. A long-time resident of Fairfield County (Weston, Wilton and lastly North Stamford) Connecticut, Havoc was fiercely devoted to the care and well-being of animals. Her homes were a nurturing and loving sanctuary to many orphaned geese, donkeys, cats, and dogs over the decades. Havoc set aside half of the acreage at Cannon Crossing for rescued animals, and Blessing of the Animals ceremonies were held annually just before Christmas at Cannon Crossing.
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2773:("Riabouchinska" November 13, 1947) narrator under the pseudonym Armana Fargey
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3417:"Theatre: The Oedipus Myth Retold; ' Infernal Machine' by Cocteau at Phoenix"
1761:(1960) Sabina – National Theatre The Theatre Guild American Repertory Company
4810:
1916:(June 22, 1987) (Broadway benefit concert celebrating the 100th birthday of
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719:
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363:
in 1997 and in "The Rodgers & Hart: Thou Swell, Thou Witty" episode of
345:
3108:
labor laws of every state, so June wasn't sure exactly how old she was. ...
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3246:
484:
June Havoc with chorus boy Van Johnson in the 1940 original production of
439:
3944:"Actress Divorced," (December 3, 1942) Associated Press photo and byline.
3585:
Nichols, Lewis. (May 24, 1959) "Always On State," New York Times, p. 138.
3507:
4502:
1036:
549:. She then returned to Broadway in the 1943–44 season, co-starring with
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4506:
4215:
3154:(1999) Winstar TV & Video dvd WHE73060 accessed on August 19, 2020.
2883:
Alice Faye & Co-Stars: The 20th Century Fox Years, vol.2, 1940-1944
2697:("The Rodgers & Hart Story: Thou Swell, Thou Witty" 1999) – herself
1910:) (1985) one woman show – Donmar Theatre (now Donmar Warehouse), London
1317:, lasted from January 25, 1948 until his death in 1973. Havoc's sister
503:. In 1940, she gave a show-stopping performance as Gladys Bumps in the
460:
3503:"June Havoc, Stage Star Whose Life Became Legend in Gypsy, Dies at 96"
1159:. Under the pseudonym Armana Fargey, she also appeared on episodes of
1015:
In 1966, Havoc appeared as Millicent Jordan in an all-star revival of
3401:
Gates, Anita (March 29, 2010) "June Havoc, Vaudeville Star, Is Dead"
1234:
81:
2965:
by Martin Grams with foreword by June Havoc (Morris Publishing 1997)
1739:(1958) Titania – American Shakespeare Festival Theater & Academy
1308:
June Havoc and her husband William Spier attending the races in 1951
4177:"June Havoc, Actress Who Outgrew Tyranny of Her 'Momma Rose', Dies"
1900:) (1983) one woman show – White Barn Theater, Westport, Connecticut
4300:"Theater family comes together to celebrate Hall of Fame honorees"
3737:. (June 19, 1980) "Entertaining Ladies," The New York Times, p. 50
2085:
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had encouraged her to star in a weekly series, and the show was a
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1173:
1035:
951:
864:
838:, in which Havoc played Sabina and Hayes portrayed Mrs. Antrobus;
600:
479:
438:
424:
4570:
4561:
Baby June (June Havoc) in the 1918 Harold Lloyd film, On the Jump
2922:(1974) book and lyrics by June Havoc and music by Cathy MacDonald
16:
American actress, vaudeville performer, and memoirist (1912–2010)
824:
Theatre to perform a program of plays abroad. Havoc, as well as
4574:
3652:
3650:
3648:
2020:
Artistic Director of The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans (1970)
1341:. April pre-deceased her mother, dying in the Paris suburb of
1150:
570:
was tapped to star as the title character in the musical play
3201:
My G-String Mother: At Home and Backstage with Gypsy Rose Lee
702:(1949). She also played leading roles in several films noir:
620:, and assumed the role written for Merman. The production of
4254:, L.A. Times Hollywood Star Walk; accessed January 17, 2017.
1963:
with Gypsy Rose Lee (1954) New Parsons Theatre, Hartford, CT
2062:(1970), with Ben Piazza, The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
2878:
Naxos Musicals 8.120845 (original cast selections cd 2007)
2633:("The Easy Sunday Murder Case", 1971) – Francesca Fairborn
1040:
June Havoc as Miss Hannigan in the Broadway production of
992:; as well as a one-woman show and a second memoir, titled
983:
The Great Elinor Glyn Emancipation Gun Powder Love Regatta
605:
June Havoc in the title role in the 1943 Broadway musical
1796:(1968) Mrs. Malaprop – The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
521:, who was in the chorus, along with future film director
4385:
2625:("The Boy Who Stole the Elephant" 1970) – Molly Jeffreys
3703:, vol. 1 (January 1964) No. 1, Marathon ’33, pp. 23–27.
2870:
Decca Broadway B003125-02-STO1 (original cast album cd)
2722:("They Knew What They Wanted" May 19, 1946) – Amy with
2303:
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There
1832:(1970) Jenny Diver – The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
4413:(2002). Act II. 2 CDs recorded live DRG Records 12994.
3608:
3606:
3604:
1585:, in which Stritch criticized directors, published in
3323:
Beautiful Mornin’: The Broadway Musical in the 1940's
3261:
Beautiful Mornin’: The Broadway Musical in the 1940's
2395:("Anna Christie" June 23, 1952) – Anna Christie with
1631:(1936) Dolly Chamberlain – St Louis Municipal Theatre
1420:
June Havoc at her development Cannon Crossing c. 1980
850:, in which Hayes played the mother. The playwrights,
340:, born Rose Evangeline Thompson. June later acted on
2875:
Cole Porter's Can-Can / Mexican Hayride / The Pirate
2649:("The Clay Footed Idol" 1979) – Mrs. Margaret Peters
1812:(1968) June Buckridge (Sister George) – Philadelphia
4794:
4751:
4722:
4678:
4643:
4608:
3615:, vol. 1 (January 1964) No. 1, Marathon ’33, p. 38.
1607:(All shows on Broadway unless indicated otherwise.)
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271:
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148:
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88:
55:
30:
3672:"The Lively Arts; Theater Bows With 'Marathon'33'"
2673:("The Grand Old Lady", 1989) – Lady Abigail Austin
3841:Guernsey, Jr., Otis L. and Jeffrey Sweet (1995).
3482:"June Havoc, immortalized in 'Gypsy,' dies at 97"
3308:
3306:
3304:
2617:("Who Killed Everybody?" 1964) – Miranda Forsythe
1991:(1967) Mineola Theatre & Tappan Zee Playhouse
1914:Happy Birthday, Mr. Abbott, or Night of 100 Years
1494:In 1960, Havoc was honored with two stars on the
1370:House Un-American Activities Committee (''HUAC'')
4009:, Columbia University Press, p. 178. (“Doherty”)
3554:
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3365:
3363:
3361:
3034:
3032:
1854:(1973) – Big Gurn – Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis
588:. The musical play was based on the short story
447:By age 15, "Baby June" had become "Dainty June."
2602:("Cry of Silence" 1964) – Margaret Thorne with
369:in 1999. Her elder sister Louise gravitated to
4326:"Abingdon Theatre Company, June Havoc Theatre"
3881:
3879:
3877:
3875:
3873:
2665:("The Days Dwindle Down" 1987) – Thelma Vantay
2542:("Candid Profile, Inc." 1957) – Mary Carpenter
2526:(The Moth and the Flame" 1957) – June Sullivan
1879:Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
1840:(1970) Sabina – Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
1717:(1955) Salt Creek Summer Theatre, Hinsdale, IL
1290:, as well as an arc on the popular soap opera
1206:, and live, such as the Peabody Award-winning
4586:
2781:("One Hundred in the Dark" November 20, 1947)
962:at The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans in 1970
8:
3996:. Harper & Row, Publishers, pp. 133–134.
3935:. Harper & Row, Publishers, pp. 186–187.
3241:. New York: Simon and Schuster. p. 20.
2995:
2993:
2991:
2989:
2962:Suspense: Twenty Years of Thrills and Chills
1882:(1981–82) Mrs. Nellie Lovett – National Tour
1651:(1940–41) The National Theatre national tour
1569:recalled that after the closing of the play
844:, in which Havoc portrayed Mrs. Keller; and
4140:
4138:
3493:
3491:
3204:. Berkeley, California: Frog. p. 186.
3042:Stripping Gypsy: The Life of Gypsy Rose Lee
2580:("The Larry Fay Story" 1960) – Sally Kansas
2564:(CBS weekly show August 16, 1959) – herself
2518:("Take The High Road" 1957) – Lorraine Gray
2406:("Daisy Mayme" 1952) – Daisy Mayme Plunkett
1753:(1959) Joanne de Lynn – Helen Hayes Theatre
1222:. She starred in a weekly half hour series
869:Julie Harris in the Broadway production of
336:performer under the tutelage of her mother
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4509:
2854:Columbia Records CS-105 (33 rpm lp record)
1623:(1936) Malita – St Louis Municipal Theatre
1589:, which led to her casting in the musical
38:
27:
4914:People from Fairfield County, Connecticut
3078:
3076:
3074:
2070:(1970) The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
2046:(1970) The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
2038:(1970) The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
2030:(1970) The Repertory Theatre, New Orleans
1848:(1972) Evy Meara – Pheasant Run Playhouse
4166:, November 1952, p. 33, Ideal Publishers
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2797:("Black Angel" / "Eve" January 24, 1948)
2363:("The Egg And I" 1950) – Betty MacDonald
1731:(1958) – Queen Jocasta – Phoenix Theatre
1345:on December 28, 1998, at the age of 66.
4939:Canadian emigrants to the United States
3351:
3349:
3289:. Viking Press, pp. 104–105 ("Kellow").
2976:
2813:("The Reluctant Pioneer" April 3, 1951)
2550:("Mr. Broadway" 1957) – Trixie Fraganza
1503:Tony Award for Best Direction of a Play
256: 1948; died 1973)
4436:from the original on February 26, 2022
4306:from the original on November 17, 2016
4183:from the original on February 26, 2022
4164:Motion Picture and Television Magazine
3453:Atkinson, Brooks (February 25, 1959).
3218:from the original on February 26, 2022
3176:from the original on February 26, 2022
3085:"June Havoc, Vaudeville Star, Is Dead"
3059:from the original on February 26, 2022
3017:from the original on December 23, 2007
2510:("The Mother Bit" 1957) – Kitty Sharpe
1723:(1957) Schubert Theatre Boston try-out
1153:, to the more popular mystery program
4216:"June Havoc – Hollywood Walk of Fame"
3415:Atkinson, Brooks (February 4, 1958).
3132:from the original on December 2, 2013
2926:An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc
1904:An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc
1894:An Unexpected Evening with June Havoc
1524:In 2000, Havoc was inducted into the
986:; the book and lyrics for a musical,
7:
4884:American people of Norwegian descent
3964:"The real June is still singing out"
3097:from the original on August 16, 2017
2594:(1964) (cancelled after a few weeks)
2502:("Millie's Daughter" (1956) – Millie
2279:The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover
1747:(1959) Mrs. Sullen – Phoenix Theatre
1491:) in the 1943–1944 Broadway season.
1060:, and also lectured in the schools.
1046:, with Alyson Kirk as Annie, in 1982
912:optioned the play for Broadway with
389:Ellen Evangeline Hovick was born in
4384:Tony Award nominees for direction:
4267:. broadwayworld.com. Archived from
3797:myneworleans; N.O. Theatre, p. 6-B.
3682:from the original on April 16, 2016
3120:McLellan, Dennis (March 29, 2010).
3045:. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
3009:Beck, Kathrine K. (April 8, 2004).
2486:("The Tyrant" 1956) – Crystal Davis
2438:January 18, 1953 (as Mystery Guest)
2009:(1973) Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis
1348:In 1947, Havoc was a member of the
904:was performed in a workshop at the
4874:American musical theatre actresses
4362:. November 3, 2003. Archived from
4226:from the original on April 3, 2016
3974:from the original on March 4, 2016
3716:. St. Martin's Press, pp. 267–268.
3515:from the original on June 27, 2020
3434:Atkinson, Brooks (June 23, 1958).
2957:(Harper & Row Publishers 1980)
2789:("Wet Saturday" December 19, 1947)
2478:April 26, 2018 (replay) (as Guest)
2470:(1954–1955) – Willa 'Willy' Dodger
1643:(1938) Lilli – Jones Beach Stadium
798:, published in 1957, inspired the
769:’s retelling of the Oedipus myth.
14:
4879:American people of German descent
3832:Dodd, Mead & Company, p. 453.
3819:Dodd, Mead & Company, p. 436.
3670:Klein, Alvin (November 6, 1983).
3325:. Oxford University Press p. 113.
2805:("Blind Date" September 29, 1949)
1983:(1967) Westport Country Playhouse
1940:(1994) – Ivanhoe Theatre, Chicago
1350:Committee for the First Amendment
4924:American women theatre directors
4487:
3263:. Oxford University Press p. 55.
1944:The Old Lady's Guide to Survival
1938:The Old Lady's Guide to Survival
1934:Flat Rock Theater North Carolina
1707:(1951) Irene Elliott (replacing
1113:. At age 88, Havoc starred with
1100:The Old Lady’s Guide to Survival
614:Havoc left her starring role in
312:
231:
210:
4844:20th-century American actresses
4401:, Alfred A. Knopf. pp. 388–390.
3598:. Simon and Schuster, pp. 1–27.
3083:Gates, Anita (March 29, 2010).
2741:("Double Ugly" August 28, 1947)
2454:("Exit For Margo" 1954) – Margo
2090:June Havoc and Gregory Peck in
877:In 1959, Havoc's first memoir,
253:
227:
206:
203:Bobby Reed (a.k.a. Weldon Hyde)
4919:American vaudeville performers
4889:American silent film actresses
4550:Internet Off-Broadway Database
3828:Guernsby, Jr., Otis L. (1983)
3815:Guernsby, Jr., Otis L. (1983)
3164:Klein, Alvin (March 5, 1995).
2657:(cast member in 1986) – Zophie
1890:(1982–83) Miss Agatha Hannigan
968:Havoc wrote three more plays,
920:Havoc then planned to present
821:President Dwight D. Eisenhower
1:
4904:American television actresses
4894:American soap opera actresses
4179:. Today.com. March 29, 2010.
3898:"Lady Lawyer Practices Law,"
3660:. St. Martin's Press, p. 183.
2689:("Vaudeville" 1997) – herself
2387:(September 9, 1951) - herself
2186:(1947) – Mme. Tamara Baranoff
1874:(1981) (pre-Broadway try-out)
1777:(1966) Millicent Jordan with
1526:American Theatre Hall of Fame
1021:on Broadway, directed by Sir
430:
297:American Theater Hall of Fame
45:
4738:Everything's Coming Up Roses
4205:October 30, 1954, pp. 16–17.
3889:October 30, 1954, pp. 16–17.
3845:. Limelight Editions, p. 28.
3276:. Viking Press, pp. 104–105.
3122:"Los Angeles Times obituary"
2920:Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation
2641:(October 23, 1978) - herself
2534:("My Infallible Uncle" 1957)
2414:("The Fairifield Lady" 1952)
2013:Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation
1975:(1965) (pre-Broadway tryout)
1868:(1978) – Berkshire Playhouse
1809:The Killing of Sister George
1788:(1967) Claire – Philadelphia
1575:Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation
1501:Havoc was nominated for the
1434:Cannondale Historic District
1343:Montreuil, Seine-Saint-Denis
1332:The Incredible Shrinking Man
1192:June Havoc in an episode of
989:Oh Glorious Tintinnabulation
4944:21st-century American women
4388:. Retrieved March 22, 2020.
4302:. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
3843:The Best Plays of 1994–1995
3830:The Best Plays of 1982–1983
3817:The Best Plays of 1982–1983
2851:Co-Star: Record Acting Game
2757:("Subway" October 30, 1947)
2714:("Golden Boy" 1946) – Lorna
2622:The Magical World of Disney
2446:("Mrs. Union Station" 1953)
2376:Somerset Maugham TV Theatre
1162:The Adventures of Sam Spade
1110:The Best Plays of 1994–1995
977:The Great State of Hysteria
584:, directed and produced by
4960:
4536:Internet Broadway Database
2765:(November 2, 1947) herself
2749:(October 26, 1947) herself
2733:("Stand-In" June 12, 1947)
2483:Robert Montgomery Presents
2411:Robert Montgomery Presents
2360:Robert Montgomery Presents
1459:Havoc died at her home in
1449:1952 presidential election
1214:Robert Montgomery Presents
373:and became the well-known
181:When 'My Baby Smiles at Me
18:
4760:Together (Wherever We Go)
4411:Elaine Stritch at Liberty
4397:Laurents, Arthur (2000).
4265:"1964 Tony Award Winners"
4250:January 18, 2017, at the
3039:Frankel, Noralee (2009).
2949:(Simon and Schuster 1959)
2681:(1990) – Madeline Markham
2371:("Special Delivery" 1951)
2274:(1956) – Lorrie Delacourt
2207:When My Baby Smiles at Me
1736:A Midsummer Night's Dream
1659:(1941) Gladys Bumps with
1562:Elaine Stritch at Liberty
1443:Havoc supported Democrat
1212:, the Emmy Award-winning
1050:During the presidency of
780:A Midsummer Night's Dream
681:When My Baby Smiles at Me
311:
37:
4899:American stage actresses
4859:American child actresses
4849:Actresses from Vancouver
4005:Doherty, Thomas. (2018)
3712:Filichia, Peter (2015).
3656:Filichia, Peter (2015).
2999:Ancestry Library Edition
2719:Theatre Guild on the Air
2711:Theatre Guild on the Air
2462:("A Mother's Duty" 1954)
2451:General Electric Theater
2403:Pulitzer Prize Playhouse
2344:Selected television work
2282:(1977) – Hoover's Mother
2059:A Streetcar Named Desire
2015:(1974) The Actors Studio
1824:(1968) – Mineola Theatre
1352:(“the FAC”), founded by
1204:General Electric Theater
1143:Theater Guild on the Air
1012:and Hollywood stardom."
956:June Havoc as Sabina in
746:Oscar-winning best film
443:November 13, 1927 ad in
400:Her sister, entertainer
19:Not to be confused with
4909:Donaldson Award winners
4864:American film actresses
4767:You Gotta Get a Gimmick
3166:"June Havoc, Off Stage"
2932:) (1983) one woman show
2572:("The Pink Burro" 1959)
2531:The Errol Flynn Theatre
2515:The Errol Flynn Theatre
2507:Studio One in Hollywood
2295:A Return to Salem's Lot
2242:(1950) – Maggie Roberts
2178:(1945) – Trixie Summers
2170:(1944) – Lillian Colman
2114:(1942) – Roxey Rochelle
1946:(1995) – Lamb's Theatre
1696:(1946) Ferne Rainier –
1559:In her one-woman show,
1515:For her performance in
327:Ellen Evangeline Hovick
60:Ellen Evangeline Hovick
3913:George Raft: The Films
3911:Aaker, Everett (2013)
3902:May 7–13, 1955, p. 12.
3285:Kellow, Brian (2007).
3272:Kellow, Brian (2007).
3259:Mordden, Ethan (1999)
2379:("Cakes And Ale" 1951)
2250:(1950) – Margie Foster
2202:(1948) – Nina Karanova
2154:(1943) – Leslie Quayle
2146:(1943) – Beulah Clancy
2130:(1942) – Effie Shelton
2111:Sing Your Worries Away
2097:
2003:(1968) Mineola Theatre
1579:Lincoln Center Theater
1571:Time of the Barracudas
1496:Hollywood Walk of Fame
1482:
1421:
1338:Tammy and the Bachelor
1309:
1199:
1185:
1047:
963:
874:
813:Gypsy: A Musical Fable
611:
490:
448:
436:
301:Hollywood Walk of Fame
4929:Connecticut Democrats
4731:May We Entertain You?
4336:on September 29, 2007
4066:Doherty, pp. 213–215.
4057:Doherty, pp. 211–213.
4036:Doherty, pp. 197–200.
3915:. McFarland, p. 130;
3788:N.O. Theatre, p. 6-B.
2762:Hollywood Fights Back
2746:Hollywood Fights Back
2352:The Milton Berle Show
2290:(1980) – Helen Morell
2239:Mother Didn't Tell Me
2210:(1948) – Gussie Evans
2194:(1947) – Elaine Wales
2191:Gentleman's Agreement
2167:Casanova in Burlesque
2122:(1942) – Dolly Smythe
2103:Four Jacks and a Jill
2093:Gentleman's Agreement
2089:
2067:The Skin Of Our Teeth
1926:(1991) Dorothea with
1837:The Skin Of Our Teeth
1804:(1968) – Philadelphia
1758:The Skin of Our Teeth
1676:(1944) Sadie Thompson
1542:In his autobiography
1474:
1461:Stamford, Connecticut
1419:
1398:Hollywood Fights Back
1381:Gentleman's Agreement
1323:Inglewood, California
1307:
1191:
1177:
1085:The Skin of Our Teeth
1039:
959:The Skin of Our Teeth
955:
868:
835:The Skin of Our Teeth
749:Gentleman's Agreement
604:
517:in the lead role and
483:
442:
428:
191:Gentleman's Agreement
4934:California Democrats
4774:Let Me Entertain You
4652:The G-String Murders
4622:Rose Thompson Hovick
4366:on December 24, 2007
4084:Doherty, pp. 286–287
4027:Doherty, pp. 202–204
3992:Havoc, June (1980).
3806:N.O. Theatre, p. 6-B
3594:Havoc, June (1959).
3287:Ethel Merman: A Life
3274:Ethel Merman: A Life
3237:Havoc, June (1959).
3150:Vaudeville episode,
2888:Hello, Frisco, Hello
2859:Hello, Frisco, Hello
2810:Cavalcade of America
2638:Connecticut Profiles
2384:The Fred Waring Show
2287:Can't Stop the Music
2271:Three for Jamie Dawn
2266:(1952) – Jean Wilson
2231:The Story of Molly X
2226:(1949) – Leona Purdy
2143:Hello, Frisco, Hello
2076:Selected filmography
2027:The Threepenny Opera
1845:The Gingerbread Lady
1829:The Threepenny Opera
1744:The Beaux' Stratagem
1728:The Infernal Machine
1721:One Foot in the Door
1131:Television and radio
1103:at the Off-Broadway
787:The Beaux' Stratagem
762:The Infernal Machine
725:The Story of Molly X
667:Hello, Frisco, Hello
406:Rose Thompson Hovick
338:Rose Thompson Hovick
276:Rose Thompson Hovick
230: 1935;
176:Hello, Frisco, Hello
4869:American memoirists
3970:. August 10, 2003.
3931:Havoc, June (1980)
3298:Kellow, pp. 104–105
3196:Preminger, Erik Lee
3013:. Historylink.org.
2930:Baby June Remembers
2703:Selected radio work
2654:Search for Tomorrow
2592:The June Havoc Show
2569:The U.S. Steel Hour
2547:Producer's Showcase
2475:The Name's the Same
2298:(1987) – Aunt Clara
2175:Brewster's Millions
1908:Baby June Remembers
1898:Baby June Remembers
1715:Devil On Two Sticks
1698:John Golden Theatre
1694:Dunnigan's Daughter
1682:(1945) Venetia Ryan
1602:Selected Stage Work
1509:, which she wrote.
1438:Wilton, Connecticut
1275:McMillan & Wife
1141:on the prestigious
847:The Glass Menagerie
648:Brewster's Millions
596:W. Somerset Maugham
461:Seattle, Washington
4634:Erik Lee Preminger
4628:Alexander Kirkland
4271:on January 5, 2012
4220:www.walkoffame.com
3968:The New York Times
3676:The New York Times
3501:(March 28, 2010).
3459:The New York Times
3440:The New York Times
3421:The New York Times
3170:The New York Times
3090:The New York Times
2694:Great Performances
2494:(1956) – Robin Daw
2337:'s Hollywood No. 6
2162:(1944) – Lil Boggs
2098:
1988:A Delicate Balance
1980:A Delicate Balance
1866:Come And Be Killed
1785:A Delicate Balance
1766:The Miracle Worker
1751:The Warm Peninsula
1587:The New York Times
1483:
1422:
1310:
1200:
1186:
1119:Tennessee Williams
1048:
1027:The New York Times
1005:The New York Times
964:
888:The Warm Peninsula
883:The New York Times
875:
860:Tennessee Williams
841:The Miracle Worker
695:Red, Hot, and Blue
612:
576:, with a score by
491:
459:, who had come to
457:Alexander Pantages
449:
445:The Decatur Review
437:
366:Great Performances
332:Havoc was a child
4854:Age controversies
4821:
4820:
4803:Lady of Burlesque
4795:Other adaptations
4790:
4789:
4747:
4746:
4093:Doherty, 286–287.
3735:Curtis, Charlotte
3484:. March 29, 2010.
3211:978-1-58394-096-9
3126:Los Angeles Times
3052:978-0-19-536803-1
3011:"Historylink.org"
2670:Murder, She Wrote
2630:McMillan and Wife
2499:Lux Video Theatre
2443:Medallion Theatre
2215:Red, Hot and Blue
1862:(1975) Mrs. Swabb
1641:The Three Waltzes
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4230:January 17,
3596:Early Havoc
3239:Early Havoc
2946:Early Havoc
2614:Burke's Law
2319:On the Jump
2119:Powder Town
1973:Royal Flush
1628:Bittersweet
1362:John Huston
1240:I Love Lucy
1115:Dick Cavett
1001:More Havoc,
947:Ralph Waite
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1821:White Lies
1793:The Rivals
1687:Dream Girl
1661:Gene Kelly
1583:Lee Israel
1394:Danny Kaye
1327:More Havoc
1138:Golden Boy
1057:The Rivals
995:More Havoc
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744:Elia Kazan
686:Dan Dailey
672:John Payne
662:Alice Faye
515:Gene Kelly
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429:Baby June
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3680:Archived
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2081:Features
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4679:Musical
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4644:Works
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4434:(PDF)
4427:(PDF)
2938:Books
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2467:Willy
1887:Annie
1553:Gypsy
1455:Death
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