June Havoc Overview:

Actress, June Havoc, was born Ellen Evangeline Hovick on Nov 8, 1912 in Vancouver, Canada. Havoc died at the age of 97 on Mar 28, 2010 in Stamford, CT and was cremated and her ashes scattered in the garden of her home in CT.

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She was honored with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the categories of Television and Motion Pictures. In addition, Havoc was inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame .

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June Havoc Quotes:

Leslie Quayle: Hi, sailor. Your father working today for a change?
Sonny Phyffe: Yes. You want him?
Leslie Quayle: No thanks, honey. I just want to see him.


Elaine Wales: I changed my name. Did you?
Phil Green: Green has always been my name. What's yours?
Elaine Wales: Estelle Walovsky. I couldn't take it. The applications, I mean. So one day I wrote the same firm two letters, same as you're doing now. I sent the Elaine Wales one, and I sent it after they said there were no openings. Well, I got the job, all right. Do you know what firm that was? "Smith's Weekly."
Phil Green: No.
Elaine Wales: Yes, Mr. Green. The great liberal magazine that fights injustice on all sides.


Darlene: If I get mad, I'm liable to throw ya a dirty look. And where I look dirty, no grass grows. Ever.


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Mother Rose died of colon cancer in 1954. With their mother gone, June and sister Gypsy Rose Lee decided they could write about their lives without risking a lawsuit. Lee's memoirs, entitled "Gypsy", were published in 1957, and later evolved into the smash Broadway musical starring Ethel Merman as Mama Rose.

She was nominated for a 1975 Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Guest Artist for her performance in the play, "Twigs", at the Pheasant Run Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.

She has no grave, upon her death she was cremated and by request her ashes were scattered in the garden of her beloved Connecticut home.

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