Stage Work
- Let's Face It! (1941) (Broadway)
- By Jupiter (1942) (Broadway) (replacement for Constance Moore)
- My Dear Public (1943) (Broadway)
- Jackpot (1944) (Broadway)
- Bloomer Girl (1945) (Broadway) (replacement for Celeste Holm)
- High Button Shoes (1947) (Broadway)
- Bloomer Girl (1947) (New York City Center)
- Love Life (1948) (Broadway)
- Bloomer Girl (1949) (Music Hall at Fair Park)
- Arms and the Girl (1950) (Broadway)
- Make a Wish (1951) (Broadway)
- Mr. President (1962) (Broadway)
- No Hard Feelings (1973) (Broadway)
- Prince of Central Park (1989) (Broadway) (replacement for Jo Anne Worley)
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