a founding member of Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters; and an honorary member of REPS (Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound) and of SPERDVAC (The Society for the Preservation of Radio Drama. Variety and Comedy). Williams performed at local theaters in Eugene, Oregon. "Pirates" at the Lord Leebrick Theater (now Oregon Contemporary Theatre), and "70 Girls 70" at the Very Little Theater. Death On March 8, 2006, Williams died of a cardiac arrest at her home in Eugene, Oregon at the age of 75. Partial filmography Stolen Heaven (1938) - Young Girl (uncredited) National Velvet (1944) - Schoolgirl (uncredited) The Corn Is Green (1945) - Wylodine (uncredited) Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945) - Marguerite Larsen - School Girl (uncredited) That Hagen Girl (1947) - College Student (uncredited) Mr. Belvedere Goes to College (1949) - Sorority Girl (uncredited) House of Strangers (1949) - Woman (uncredited) All the King's Men (1949) - Undetermined Role (uncredited) Cinderella (1950) - Drizella (voice) A Woman of Distinction (1950) - Minor Role (uncredited) The Persuader (1957) - Nell Landis Space Master X-7 (1958) - Stewardess Archer High School Hellcats (1958) - Trudy Davis The Heart Is a Rebel (1958) - Miss Canfield - Hal's Secretary The Sergeant Was a Lady (1961) - Lt. Witt Critic's Choice (1963) - Telephone Operator (uncredited) Triangle (1970) References AFTRA FLASH. April 2006. American Federation of Television and Radio Actors. Online. November 27, 2007. Life in Legacy. Week ending March 11, 2006. Online. November 27, 2007. Variety, April 3, 2006 v402 i7 p84(1). Reed Business Information, Inc. Online. Gale Biography Research Center. November 27, 2007. This Day in DisneyHistory.com for March 8. Online. November 27, 2007. This Day in DisneyHistory.com for July 3. Online. November 27, 2007. External links 1930 births 2006 deaths 20th-century American actresses Actresses from Birmingham, Alabama American radio actresses University of California, Los Angeles alumni California State University, Northridge alumni