June Storey
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Also Known As
Mary June Storey
Birth Place
Toronto, Ontario, CA
Born
April 20, 1918
Died
December 18, 1991
Cause of Death
Cancer
Biography
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Petite, blonde, blue-eyed leading lady who rode the range with the beloved singing cowboy Gene Autry in ten enjoyable western programmers churned out at a furious rate by Republic Pictures from 1939-40. After Autry enlisted to fight in WWII, Storey proved her competence in a wide variety of genres--melodramas, comedies, films noir and crime movies--in addition to musical westerns. In the...
Filmography
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Miss Mink of 1949
(1949)
Mrs. Rose Pendelton
Too Late For Tears
(1949)
Girl
Cry of the City
(1948)
Miss Boone
Trouble Preferred
(1948)
Hilary Vincent
Secret Service Investigator
(1948)
Laura Redfern
Miraculous Journey
(1948)
René La Cour
Family & Companions
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Lincoln Clark
Husband
Biography
Petite, blonde, blue-eyed leading lady who rode the range with the beloved singing cowboy Gene Autry in ten enjoyable western programmers churned out at a furious rate by Republic Pictures from 1939-40. After Autry enlisted to fight in WWII, Storey proved her competence in a wide variety of genres--melodramas, comedies, films noir and crime movies--in addition to musical westerns. In the years after her film career ended, Storey continued to appear at western memorabilia festivals.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Miss Mink of 1949
(1949)
Mrs. Rose Pendelton
Too Late For Tears
(1949)
Girl
Cry of the City
(1948)
Miss Boone
Trouble Preferred
(1948)
Hilary Vincent
Secret Service Investigator
(1948)
Laura Redfern
Miraculous Journey
(1948)
René La Cour
Train to Alcatraz
(1948)
Virginia Marley
The Snake Pit
(1948)
Miss Bixby
Killer McCoy
(1947)
Waitress
The Strange Woman
(1946)
Lena Tempest
Song of the Prairie
(1945)
Joan Smith, also known as Joan Wingate
Road to Alcatraz
(1945)
Kit Norton
End of the Road
(1944)
Kitty McDougal
Girls' Town
(1942)
Myra Norman
The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance
(1941)
Gloria Foster
Dangerous Lady
(1941)
Phyllis Martindel
Dance Hall
(1941)
Ada
Hello Sucker
(1941)
Trixie [Medcalf]
Rancho Grande
(1940)
Kay Dodge
Barnyard Follies
(1940)
Louise Dale
Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride
(1940)
Ann Randolph
Gaucho Serenade
(1940)
Joyce Halloway
Carolina Moon
(1940)
Caroline Stanhope
In Old Missouri
(1940)
Mary
The Three Musketeers
(1939)
Girl
Sorority House
(1939)
Norma Hancock
First Love
(1939)
Wilma van Everett
Mickey, the Kid
(1939)
Sheila Roberts
In Old Monterey
(1939)
Jill [Whittaker]
Colorado Sunset
(1939)
Carol [Haines]
Mountain Rhythm
(1939)
Alice
Home on the Prairie
(1939)
Martha Wheeler
Blue Montana Skies
(1939)
Dorothy [Hamilton]
South of the Border
(1939)
Lois [Martin]
Pardon Our Nerve
(1939)
Check room girl
Happy Landing
(1938)
Stewardess
In Old Chicago
(1938)
Gretchen
Island in the Sky
(1938)
Lucy Rhodes
Down in "Arkansaw"
(1938)
Mary Weaver
Orphans of the Street
(1938)
Lorna
Thin Ice
(1937)
Member of girls band
Love and Hisses
(1937)
Girls' Dormitory
(1936)
Greta
Career Woman
(1936)
Edith Clark
Student Tour
(1934)
Student
Life Events
1936
Signed to 20th Century-Fox contract
1938
Signed a contract with Republic Pictures
1939
Loaned out to Universal for a featured role in "First Love" starring Deanna Durbin
1948
Featured in "The Snake Pit", the landmark social drama directed by Anatole Litvak which realistically dealt with mental illness
Videos
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Family
Maxine Storey Dougan
Sister
Eric Clark
Son
Marina Clark
Daughter
Companions
Lincoln Clark
Husband
