
Acting
This relatively obscure, sweet-faced "B" level ingénue of the post-war 40s and 50s was born Beverly Jean Saul of modest beginnings in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on July 5, 1927. Her mother was a secretary who secured piano and music lessons for her young daughter. Her father was employed with a typewriter company. As a teenager Beverly made her singing debut on radio. Moving to Hollywood with her mother, she was groomed by MGM at the ripe old age of 14 and made her first picture with a bit part in The Youngest Profession (1943) using her real name. She was given the more attractive marquee name o…

Hong Kong Confidential
as Fay Wells

The Toughest Gun in Tombstone
as Della Cooper

Chicago Confidential
as Sylvia Clarkson

Voodoo Island
as Sarah Adams

The Cimarron Kid
as Carrie Roberts

The Battle at Apache Pass
as Mary Keerney

Night Without Sleep
as Singer (Uncredited)

The Fireball
as Mary Reeves

The Palomino
as Maria Guevara

The Beginning or the End
as Anne Cochran