June Allyson (October 7, 1917 – July 8, 2006) was an American film and television actress, popular in the 1940s and 1950s. She was a major MGM contract star. Allyson won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for her performance in Too Young to Kiss (1951). From 1959–1961, she hosted and occasionally starred in her own CBS anthology series, The DuPont Show with June Allyson. A later generation knew her as a spokesperson for Depend undergarments. Description above from the Wikipedia article June Allyson, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Filmography

• 2009Hollywood Singing and Dancing: A Musical History - The 1940s: Stars, Stripes and Singing — (archive footage)
• 2001These Old Broads — Lady in Hotel (uncredited)
• Burke's Law — Shelly Knox
• Misfits of Science — Bessie
• Airwolf — Martha Stewart
• Murder, She Wrote — Katie Simmons
• 1982The Kid with the Broken Halo — Dorothea Powell
• Simon & Simon
• Hart to Hart
• House Calls
• 1978Blackout — Mrs. Grant
• 1978Three on a Date — Marge Emery
• 1977Curse of the Black Widow — Olga
• The Incredible Hulk
• The Love Boat — Audrey Wilder, Shirley Walsh
• Switch — Dr. Trampler
• 1974That's Entertainment! — (archive footage) (uncredited)
• 1973Letters from Three Lovers — Monica
• 1973See the Man Run — Helene Spencer
• The Sixth Sense
• 1972They Only Kill Their Masters — Mrs. Watkins
• The Name of the Game — Joanne Robins
• The Dean Martin Show
• Burke's Law — Jean Samson
• The Dick Powell Show — Jeri Brenr, Julie Stevens, Self - Host, Rosalind Cramer
• 1959A Stranger in My Arms — Christina Beasley
• 1957Interlude — Helen Banning
• 1957My Man Godfrey — Irene Bullock
• Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre — Stella
• 1956The Opposite Sex — Kay Ashley Hilliard
• 1956You Can't Run Away from It — Ellen "Ellie" Andrews
• MGM Parade
• 1955Strategic Air Command — Sally Holland
• 1955The McConnell Story — Pearl 'Butch' Brown
• 1955The Shrike — Ann Downs
• 1954Executive Suite — Mary Blemond Walling
• 1954The Glenn Miller Story — Helen Burger Miller
• 1954Woman's World — Katie Baxter
• 1953Battle Circus — Lt. Ruth McGara
• 1953Remains to Be Seen — Jody Revere
• 1952The Girl in White — Dr. Emily Dunning
• 1951Too Young to Kiss — Cynthia Potter
• 1950Right Cross — Pat O'Malley
• 1950The Reformer and the Redhead — Kathleen Maguire
• 1949Little Women — Jo
• 1949The Stratton Story — Ethel
• 1948The Bride Goes Wild — Martha Terryton
• 1948The Three Musketeers — Constance
• 1948Words and Music — Alisande La Carteloise
• 1947Good News — Connie Lane
• 1947High Barbaree — Nancy Frazer
• 1946The Secret Heart — Penny Addams
• 1946Till the Clouds Roll By — Jane Witherspoon / Lou Ellen Carter
• 1946Two Sisters from Boston — Martha Canford Chandler
• 1945Her Highness and the Bellboy — Leslie Odell
• 1945The Sailor Takes a Wife — Mary Hill
• 1944Meet the People — Annie
• 1944Music for Millions — Barbara Ainsworth
• 1944Twenty Years After — (archive footage)
• 1944Two Girls and a Sailor — Patsy Deyo
• 1943Best Foot Forward — Ethel
• 1943Girl Crazy — Specialty Singer
• 1943Thousands Cheer — June Allyson
• 1940All Girl Revue — Mayor
• 1938Sing for Sweetie — Sally Newton
• 1938The Knight Is Young — June
• 1938The Prisoner of Swing — Princess
• 1937Dates and Nuts — Wilma Brown
• 1937Dime a Dance — Harriet
• 1937Ups and Downs — June Daily

Appearances as themselves (20)

• 2012Fascination: Unauthorized Story of Marilyn Monroe — Self (archive footage)
• 2007Royal Wedding: June, Judy and Jane — Self
• 2004Judy Garland: By Myself — Self - Actor (voice)
• Private Screenings — Self
• 1995Inside the Dream Factory — Self
• 1994That's Entertainment! III — Self - Host
• Burt Reynolds' Conversations with... — Self
• 1987Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood — self
• 1987James Stewart: A Wonderful Life — Self (archive footage)
• Larry King Live — Self
• 1982Night of 100 Stars — Self
• The Judy Garland Show — Self
• The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson — Self
• The Mike Douglas Show — Self - Co-Host, Self - Co-Hostess
• The DuPont Show with June Allyson — Self - Host
• 1958The All-Star Christmas Show — Self
• The Oscars — Self
• What's My Line? — Self
• The Ed Sullivan Show — Self
• Golden Globe Awards — Self - Presenter