Joan Vohs Profile

Joan Vohs

	(Elinor Joan Vohs)
30 July 27	is born in St. Albans, New York, one of three sisters; the others are Sally and Billie. Her father’s an electrician.
?	is the Rockettes' youngest chorine
45	in the chorus of the Broadway musical Follow the Girls
49	is given a motion picture contract by Warner Brothers and goes to California with her family
Early 50s	stars in a series of Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales shot in Denmark
54	catches the producer's eye when she's a bit player in Sabrina
August 54	is crazy about singer-actor Tom Morton
January 55	has no steady beau yet
59	marries Universal director-producer John G. Stephens. The couple settles in Tarzana.
29 January 60	her son, William C., is born in Los Angeles
11 August 61	her daughter, Laurie A., is born in Los Angeles
4 June 01	as Joan V. Stephens, she dies at age 73 of heart failure in Tarzana, California. She is survived by her husband, John Stephens; two children, Bill and Laurie; one sister, Millicent McGrath; and one grandson.
December 04	Stephens publishes his book From My Three Sons to Major Dad, which is dedicated to her

Sources: Dino Cerutti, Kirk Crivello, The Complete Directory to Prime Time TV Stars by Tim Brooks, Photoplay, Movie Life, www.Ancestry.com
Recommended Books: Fifties Blondes by Richard Koper
Links: Filmography