A vivacious blonde from Los Angeles, June Knight (born Margaret Valliquietto) made her mark on Broadway in Florenz Ziegfeld's Hot Cha!, a star-studded affair featuring Lupe Velez, Buddy Rogers, Bert Lahr, and the terpsichorean splendor of Eleanor Powell, and was later in the equally successful Take a Chance (1932) and Jubilee (1934). Hollywood, her hometown, came calling, of course, and she was awarded a contract with Universal. A struggling behemoth at the time, the old studio launched her in a series of forgettable musicals and comedies, and although a pleasant enough personality, she was, well, forgettable in them. Although she didn't film past 1940, Knight's head shot appeared in casting directories well into that decade.
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The House Across the Bay
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1940 | |||
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Break the News
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1939 | |||
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Vacation from Love
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1938 | |||
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The Lilac Domino
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1937 | |||
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Broadway Melody of 1936
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1935 | |||
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Cross Country Cruise
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1934 | |||
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Gift of Gab
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1934 | |||
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Wake up and Dream
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1934 | |||
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Ladies Must Love
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1933 | |||
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Take a Chance
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1933 |

