June Allyson's Dark Truth: A History Plagued By Tragedy and Heartbreak

June Allyson's Dark Truth: A History Plagued By Tragedy and Heartbreak.
June Allyson was an American actress known for her wholesome and girl-next-door image in the Golden Age of Hollywood. Born on October 7, 1917, in the Bronx, New York, Allyson started her career as a dancer before transitioning to acting. She gained popularity in the 1940s and 1950s, becoming one of the era's most beloved stars.
Allyson's charm and genuine on-screen presence made her a favorite in romantic comedies and musicals. She often portrayed kind-hearted, down-to-earth characters with a hint of vulnerability, earning her the nickname "The Girl with the Whispering Voice."
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[@donaldyoumans275]

One of my favorite actresses of all time..RIP

[@barb2435]

i think i have seen all of her movies,,great talent,,special lady,,thank you june ,,,you are loved,,,;)

[@jhollie8196]

Beautiful lady. Awesome voice!

[@cactusbound]

Some of the photos don’t match what you’re talking about 😕 And others refer to June showing another person’s photo. Sloppy 😮

[@beverlyjohnson3025]

What does the photo of Ann Southern have to do with June Allyson?

[@tedwatson9929]

the woman you showed at the end was NOT june allyson... it was ann rutherford

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

It doesnt seem so dark or tragic, shortchanged on the dark and tragic, focuses more on her successes

[@tedwatson9929]

illoostrius career

[@cactusbound]

😅 I caught that one too 😅

[@danielstanwyck2812]

Ann Sothern is NOT June Allyson. You showed her from about 2:35v thru 3:05. You should be more careful

[@annaquinn4810]

I always pronounced the word as” illustrious “ not “illoostrious”. It would be very nice if people in charge of these videos would check pronunciation before showing videos!!

[@anndbritch-barney8378]

She was the best of the Joe Marsh character in "Little Women " nobody else ,in my opinion ,ever equaled her performance. The man reading this sounds like someone just learning to read. No connection to the subject.

[@ricktuthill5503]

I enjoy your video’s. My only criticism is you don’t pronounce the names of a lot of the stars correctly. And you mispronounce other words too, epitome, poignant, annals, illustrious and so on.

[@quietguy1948]

I picked up on that also . . .

[@davidalp6079]

At 09:12 that IS NOT JUNE ALLYSON!! And also at 02:34 that ALSO AIN'T June Allyson!! What a CRAPPY SITE!! Do your research properly !!!!!!!!

[@peggyryan2851]

That is Ann Southern not June Alison earlier in the Rita Hayworth you showed Linda Darnell instead. Not justifiable errors.

[@deepdipsheepdip881]

Fred Ass-stare?

[@gailrossi4727]

I don't want to be rude but.... You need to know how to pronounce every word properly when making recordings like this. Are you just reading what someone else wrote? You pronounced Fred Astair's name and Ojai, CA improperly. I am only trying to be helpful to you.

[@rr7firefly]

(8:48) what is so "glorious" about showing a photo of the wrong person? Very sloppy work. Z Z Z Z Is it possible that June Allyson was a heavy smoker? She looks like a smoker. Her voice was like a smoker's. She died of pulmonary (lungs) disease.

[@josephguthrie9140]

Sloppy, sloppy.