Biography
Janet Blair (April 23, 1921 – February 19, 2007) was an American film and television actress.
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Janet Blair
Acting
Altoona, Pennsylvania, USA
Born · Died
Movies
Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood· 1976
President's Girl 3
The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band· 1968
Katie Bower
Boys' Night Out· 1962
Marge Drayton
Night of the Eagle· 1962
Tansy Taylor
A String of Beads· 1961
Self - Hostess
Around the World with Nellie Bly· 1960
Nellie Bly
Public Pigeon No. 1· 1957
Edith Enders
A Connecticut Yankee· 1955
Sandy
One Touch of Venus· 1955
Venus
I Love Trouble· 1948
Norma Shannon
The Black Arrow· 1948
Joanna Sedley
The Fuller Brush Man· 1948
Ann Elliot
The Fabulous Dorseys· 1947
Jane Howard
Gallant Journey· 1946
Regina 'Ginny' Cleary
Tars and Spars· 1946
Christine Bradley
Tonight and Every Night· 1945
Judy Kane
Once Upon a Time· 1944
Jeannie Thompson
Something to Shout About· 1943
Jeanie Maxwell
Blondie Goes to College· 1942
Laura Wadsworth
Broadway· 1942
Billie Moore
My Sister Eileen· 1942
Eileen Sherwood
Two Yanks in Trinidad· 1942
Patricia Dare
Three Girls About Town· 1941
Charity Banner
TV shows
Murder, She Wrote· 1984
Bertie
The Love Boat· 1977
Mrs. Joan Gerber
Switch· 1975
Isabel Jensen Craig Harris
The Smith Family· 1971
Betty Smith
Marcus Welby, M.D.· 1969
Ann Ferris
Burke's Law· 1963
Rina Jacobs
The Outer Limits· 1963
Lynn Arthur
Ben Casey· 1961
The Mike Douglas Show· 1961
Self - Co-Host
The Chevy Mystery Show· 1960
Lisa Townsend
The Bell Telephone Hour· 1959
Self
Shirley Temple's Storybook· 1958
Aunt Polly
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show· 1956
Self
Tony Awards· 1956
Self - Performer
The Chevy Show· 1955
Self
Climax!· 1954
Joan Hale
The Elgin Hour· 1954
Lacey Gaddis Clark
The Jimmy Durante Show· 1954
Self
The Ford Television Theatre· 1952
Mary Higgins
Lux Video Theatre· 1950
Shelly Carnes
What's My Line?· 1950
Self - Panelist
The Ed Sullivan Show· 1948
Self
The Philco Television Playhouse· 1948
Amelie