June Vincent

• Name — June Vincent • Birth Name — Dorothy June Smith • Born — 17 July 1920 • Birthplace — Harrod, Ohio, U.S. • Died — 20 November 2008 • Place of death — Aurora, Colorado, U.S. • Known for — * Black Angel • The Creeper • Can't Help Singing • Occupation — Actress • Children — 3 • Years Active — 1943–1976

Vincent was born in Harrod, Ohio, the daughter of Sybil Irwin and the Rev. Willis E. Smith.

Vincent's acting career began in Keene, New Hampshire, where she acted in summer theater. A newspaper article published July 7, 1944, reported, "she was urged to go to Hollywood by talent scouts. Universal promptly signed her." (A different version of Vincent's going to Hollywood appears in the book Ladies of the Western: Interviews with Fifty-One More Actresses from the Silent Era to the Television Westerns of the 1950s and 1960s. Michael G. Fitzgerald and Boyd Magers quote Vincent's recollection, "I was a model – someone saw my picture – and I landed a stock contract at Universal".) She returned to the stage in 1957, appearing in The Man on a Stick at the Pasadena Playhouse.

Vincent was married to William M. Sterling in 1940 by Vincent's father, Reverend Willis E. Smith. They had a son, William Thayer Sterling, and a daughter, Tina Sterling. Their third child was singer songwriter Mindy Sterling (not to be confused with actress Mindy Sterling).

Vincent died on November 20, 2008, in Aurora, Colorado.

• Film • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1943 — Honeymoon Lodge — Carol Sterling Crump • 1944 — Sing a Jingle — Muriel Crane • 1944 — Ladies Courageous — Mary Frances • 1944 — The Climax — Marcellina • 1944 — Can't Help Singing — Jeannie McLean • 1945 — Here Come the Co-Eds — Diane Kirkland • 1945 — That's the Spirit — Libby Cawthorne Gogarty • 1946 — Black Angel — Catherine Bennett — Alternative title: The Black Angel • 1948 — Song of Idaho — Eve Allen • 1948 — The Challenge — Vivian Bailey • 1948 — Trapped by Boston Blackie — Doris Bradley • 1948 — Shed No Tears — Edna Grover • 1948 — The Arkansas Swing — Pamela Trent • 1948 — The Creeper — Gwen Runstrom • 1949 — The Lone Wolf and His Lady — Grace Duffy • 1949 — Zamba — Jenny • 1949 — Mary Ryan, Detective — Estelle Byron • 1950 — In a Lonely Place — Actress in Convertible — Uncredited • 1950 — Counterspy Meets Scotland Yard — Barbara Taylor • 1951 — Secrets of Monte Carlo — Stella Strutzenbacher • 1952 — Colorado Sundown — Carrie Hurley • 1952 — Night Without Sleep — Emily Morton • 1952 — The WAC from Walla Walla — Doris Vail — Alternative title: Army Capers • 1953 — Clipped Wings — Doreen Thompson • 1953 — Marry Me Again — Miss Craig • 1955 — City of Shadows — Linda Fairaday • 1959 — The Miracle of the Hills — Mrs. Leonard • Television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1951 — Racket Squad — Marian Paulsen — 1 episode • 1953 — The Abbott and Costello Show — Agnes — 1 episode • 1955 — Father Knows Best — Mrs. Leslie Morell — 1 episode • 1956 — Medic — Veda Talley — 1 episode • 1957 — Dr. Christian — Angela — 1 episode • 1957 — Trackdown — Mrs. Howard — The Wedding • 1957 — Have Gun - Will Travel — Maria Rojas — Strange Vendetta • 1957 — Have Gun - Will Travel — Martha Lathrop — The Colonel and the Lady • 1958 — Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater — Abby Fraser — 1 episode • 1958–1961 — Perry Mason — various characters — 5 episodes • 1959 — Wanted: Dead or Alive — Stella Winter — 1 episode • 1960 — Peter Gunn — Lisa Nye — 1 episode • Richard Diamond, Private Detective — Grace Williams — Double Trouble • The Rifleman — Jenny Morgan — 1 episode - The Visitor • One Step Beyond — Ruth Graham — "Vanishing Point" • 1960 — Have Gun - Will Travel — Mrs. Decker — The Broken Image • 1961 — The Untouchables — Mrs. Randall — 1 episode • 1961–1962 — Hawaiian Eye — Agnes Rondell — 2 episodes • 1962 — Route 66 — Dr. Anna Martin — "From An Enchantress Fleeing" • Target: The Corruptors — Alicia Farmer — "Fortress of Despair" • Tales of Wells Fargo — Grace Adams — "The Wayfarers" • 1963 — The Lieutenant — Martha — "A Touching of Hands" • Mr. Novak — Mrs. Wilder — "Love in the Wrong Season" • 1964 — Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Ruth Prine — " The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow" • 1965 — The Andy Griffith Show — The Actress — 1 episode • 1966 — That Girl — Mom — 1 episode • Honey West — Victoria Tilson — "Like Visions and Omens... and All That Jazz" • Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (TV series) — Ava — "The Death Ship" • 1967 — Family Affair — Sheila — 1 episode • 1967 — Ironside — Mrs Chase — "The Past Is Prologue" • 1969 — Bewitched — Cynthia Monteagle — 1 episode • 1971–1972 — Bright Promise — Dr. Amanda Winninger — Unknown episodes • 1973 — Kung Fu — Meg — 1 episode • 1976 — Maude — Ursula Harrison — 1 episode, (final appearance)