Spring Byington

Spring Byington

Born October 16, 1886 · Died September 7, 1971

Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Spring Byington (October 17, 1886 – September 7, 1971) was an American actress. Her career included a seven-year run on radio and television as the star of December Bride. She was a key MGM contract player, appearing in films from the 1930s through the 1960s.

Filmography

Once Upon a Dream: The Making of Walt Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty'Barbara Stanwyck: Straight Down the LineGoing Hollywood: The '30sPlease Don't Eat the DaisiesThe Rocket ManBecause You're MineNo Room for the GroomAngels in the OutfieldBannerlineWalk Softly, StrangerDevil's DoorwayThe Skipper Surprised His WifeLouisaPlease Believe MeThe Reformer and the RedheadThe Big WheelIn the Good Old SummertimeB.F.'s DaughterIt Had to Be YouCynthiaSingaporeLiving in a Big WayMy Brother Talks to HorsesFaithful in My FashionA Letter for EvieDragonwyckMeet Me on BroadwayCaptain EddieThrill of a RomanceThe Enchanted CottageSalty O'RourkeI'll Be Seeing YouThe Heavenly BodyHeaven Can WaitPresenting Lily MarsThe War Against Mrs. HadleyThe Affairs of MarthaRings on Her FingersRoxie HartThe Vanishing VirginianWhen Ladies MeetEllery Queen and the Perfect CrimeThe Devil and Miss JonesMeet John DoeLucky PartnersMy Love Came BackLaddieThe Blue BirdA Child is BornToo Busy to WorkQuick MillionsChicken Wagon FamilyThe Story of Alexander Graham BellEverybody's BabyDown on the FarmYou Can't Take It with YouA Trip to ParisJezebelLove on a BudgetThe Adventures of Tom SawyerThe BuccaneerBorrowing TroubleIt's Love I'm AfterHot WaterThe Road BackA Family AffairGreen LightTheodora Goes WildThe Charge of the Light BrigadeThe Girl on the Front PageDodsworthBack to NaturePalm SpringsEducating FatherThe Voice of Bugle AnnAh, Wilderness!The Great ImpersonationMutiny on the BountyWay Down EastLove Me ForeverWerewolf of LondonLittle Women
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