Ellen Evangeline Hovick net worth is $13 Million

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June Havoc (November 8, 1912 – March 28, 2010) was a Canadian-born American actress, dancer, writer, and theater director.Havoc was a child vaudeville performer under the tutelage of her mother. She later acted on Broadway and in Hollywood, and stage directed, both on and off-Broadway. She last appeared on television in 1990 in a story arc on the soap opera General Hospital. Her elder sister, Louise, gravitated to burlesque and became a well-known performer using the stage name Gypsy Rose Lee. 
Full NameEllen Evangeline Hovick
Net Worth$13 Million
Date Of BirthNovember 8, 1912
Died2010-03-28
Place Of BirthVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Height5' 6" (1.68 m)
OccupationActress, dancer, director, writer
ProfessionActress, Soundtrack
SpouseBobby Reed/Welson Hyde
ChildrenApril Kent, April Hyde
ParentsJohn Olaf Hovick
NicknamesJune Havoc, Havoc, June
Star SignScorpio
#Quote
1My sister was beautiful and clever - and ruthless. My mother was endearing and adorable - and lethal. They were the same person. I was the fool of the family. The one who thought I really was loved for me, for myself.
2I was never in an amateur contest in my life, like the opening scene in Gypsy (1962). That hurt me so.
3I wasn't the beauty mother dreamed of. When I finally left, I said, "Look at me, Mom. I'm not dainty. I'm not a baby. It's all gone. Where do I go now? Because I am a gawky 12-year-old with no education. I'm not cute". The numbers I had learned to do weren't the style of the day. Let vaudeville die. I didn't want to die with it. But she was convinced vaudeville would come back. And I said, "I know I'm only 12 years old, but there is something out there better than this".
4Everybody died. My sister, my mother, my husband. Almost all at the same time. I have no family nearby, I don't have anyone, I guess, to depend on. It turns out I've always been the one. People think you're so self-sufficient if you're good at what you do. It gets you the title of a strong woman and being one can be many things. It attracts people who need strength. I'm not against that. Everything good feeds back.
5I wish my sister [Gypsy Rose Lee] hadn't died at an early age. That she could have had the exquisite joy of growing old. It's just not fair to be cheated out of that.
6I admire education so much. Intelligence, erudition. But this is just where I want to be. I have respect for skill, for craft, the way the vaudevillians did. I adored Liberace. He and my sister drew attention to themselves with sequins and rhinestones, which I love in the right role. But it is a very small club, the people I want to be associated with. The life I want is not special in any sense of the word. The approval I've worked for is in very small print. I drive a Honda, I don't wear jewelry. I guess, in that way, I'm like my mother.
#Fact
1June Havoc (1912-2010, age 97) began working professionally at the age of 2. By the time "Baby June" was 4, she already had made numerous film appearances. By 1919, at age 7, she was earning $1,500 a week as a top child star on the vaudeville circuit.
2"And I hadn't a clue what I was doing," June Havoc said in a 1980 interview with the Los Angeles Times. "When the registrar for my wedding certificate application - without looking up, asked me, 'Do you have VD?' I answered brightly: 'Of course!' ".
3In 1986, Havoc wrote to The Los Angeles Times' obituary editor, listing some of her accomplishments. "Please take this information into your obituary files (for your eventual use)," she wrote. "These are the facts on this life and I'm a stickler for facts." In the letter, Havoc noted that she had guest starred on "The Paper Chase" and appeared with the Village People in "Can't Stop the Music" (1980). Among other highlights, she included: a Tony Award nomination for best director for her 1963 staging of "Marathon '33" - a play she wrote based on her novel "Early Havoc" - and her 1978 restoration of Cannon Crossing, a pre-Civil War village and business enclave in Wilton, Conn. She made no mention of her burlesque-star sister, her three marriages or her daughter, April Hyde, who did some acting as April Kent.
4She was estranged from her sister, Gypsy Rose, for many years but the two reconciled before Gypsy Rose's death, in 1970, from lung cancer.
5She was one of just three Hollywood Republicans, the others being Richard Conte and Paul Henreid, to fight the blacklist.
6Her father was of Norwegian descent. Her mother had British Isles and German ancestry.
7She now lives in Wilton, Connecticut. [1990]
8She has no grave, upon her death she was cremated and by request her ashes were scattered in the garden of her beloved Connecticut home.
9Was an active member of The First Presbyterian Church in Stamford, Connecticut.
10Was close friends with Celeste Holm, Jack Haley, Martha Scott, Betty Grable, Betty Hutton, Van Johnson, and Dennis Day.
11Was a lifelong supporter of the Republican party.
12She was nominated for a 1975 Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Guest Artist for her performance in the play, "Twigs", at the Pheasant Run Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.
13Mother Rose died of colon cancer in 1954. With their mother gone, June and sister Gypsy Rose Lee decided they could write about their lives without risking a lawsuit. Lee's memoirs, entitled "Gypsy", were published in 1957, and later evolved into the smash Broadway musical starring Ethel Merman as Mama Rose.
14Mother of April Kent, who died in 1998.
15Was nominated for Broadway's 1964 Tony Award as Best Director (Dramatic) for "Marathon '33."
16Aunt of Erik Lee Preminger.
17"Baby" June Havoc was very unhappy over the content of her sister Gypsy Rose Lee's musical memoir "Gypsy," which became a monstrous hit on Broadway in the 1950s. The estrangement between the two lasted over a decade and only ended when Gypsy told June she was dying of cancer and wanted to make amends.
18She once danced in a marathon that lasted four months, with she and her partner winning second place and splitting the $100 prize after 3,000 hours of dancing.
19Sister of Gypsy Rose Lee.

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Actress

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Murder, She Wrote1987-1989TV SeriesLady Abigail Austin Thelma Vantay
A Return to Salem's Lot1987Aunt Clara
Search for Tomorrow1986TV SeriesZophie
Can't Stop the Music1980Helen Morell
The Paper Chase1979TV SeriesMrs. Margaret Peters
The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover1977Hoover's Mother
Nightside1973TV MovieVantura Davis
McMillan & Wife1971TV SeriesFrancesca Fairborn
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color1970TV SeriesMolly Jeffrys
The Boy Who Stole the Elephant1970TV MovieMolly Jeffrys
The Outer Limits1964TV SeriesKaren Thorne
Burke's Law1964TV SeriesMiranda Forsythe
General Hospital1963TV SeriesMadeline Markham (1990)
The Untouchables1960TV SeriesSally Kansas
The United States Steel Hour1959TV SeriesLil Anders
Kraft Theatre1957TV SeriesMary Carpenter
Panic!1957TV SeriesJune Sullivan
Studio One in Hollywood1957TV SeriesKitty Sharpe
Mr. Broadway1957TV MovieTrixie Friganza
Producers' Showcase1957TV SeriesTrixie Friganza
The Errol Flynn Theatre1957TV SeriesLorraine Gay
Theatre1956TV MovieJulia Lambert
Three for Jamie Dawn1956Lorrie Delacourt
Lux Video Theatre1956TV SeriesMillie
Matinee Theatre1956TV Series
Robert Montgomery Presents1950-1956TV SeriesCrystal Davis / Betty MacDonald
Willy1954-1955TV SeriesWilla 'Willy' Dodger / Willma 'Willy' Dodger
Fireside Theatre1954TV Series
General Electric Theater1954TV SeriesMargo
Medallion Theatre1953TV Series
Hollywood Opening Night1953TV Series
Omnibus1953TV SeriesMadame Papova
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse1952TV SeriesDaisy Mayme Plunkett
Lady Possessed1952Jean Wilson
Celanese Theatre1952TV SeriesAnna Christie
Cameo Theatre1951TV Series
Somerset Maugham TV Theatre1951TV Series
Follow the Sun1951Norma
Once a Thief1950Margie Foster
Mother Didn't Tell Me1950Maggie Roberts
This Is Show Business1950TV Series
The Story of Molly X1949Molly X
Chicago Deadline1949Leona Purdy
Red, Hot and Blue1949Sandra
When My Baby Smiles at Me1948Gussie Evans
The Iron Curtain1948Nina Karanova
Intrigue1947Mme. Tamara Baranoff
Gentleman's Agreement1947Elaine Wales
Brewster's Millions1945Trixie Summers
Casanova in Burlesque1944Lillian Colman
Timber Queen1944Lil Boggs
Hi Diddle Diddle1943Leslie Quayle
Hello Frisco, Hello1943Beulah Clancy
No Time for Love1943Darlene
My Sister Eileen1942Effie Shelton
Powder Town1942Dolly Smythe
Sing Your Worries Away1942Roxey Rochelle
Four Jacks and a Jill1942Opal
Hey There1918ShortChild (as June Hovick)
On the Jump1918/IIShortChild (as June Hovick)

Soundtrack

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Inglourious Basterds2009"The Man with the Big Sombrero" 1943
Casanova in Burlesque1944performer: "Who Took Me Home Last Night?"
Hi Diddle Diddle1943performer: "I LOVED YOU TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE", "THE MAN WITH THE BIG SOMBRERO"
Hello Frisco, Hello1943"By the Watermelon Vine Lindy Lou", uncredited / performer: "Hello, Frisco!", "By the Watermelon Vine Lindy Lou", "The Dance of the Grizzly Bear", "Gee, But It's Great to Meet a Friend from Your Home Town", "Strike Up the Band Here Comes a Sailor", "I've Got a Gal in Every Port" - uncredited
Sing Your Worries Away1942performer: "Cindy Lou McWilliams" 1942
Four Jacks and a Jill1942"Boogie Woogie Conga", uncredited / performer: "I Haven't a Thing to Wear" - uncredited

Self

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Broadway: The American Musical2004TV Mini-Series documentaryHerself
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There2003DocumentaryHerself
Biography2000TV Series documentaryHerself
Great Performances1999TV SeriesHerself
American Masters1997TV Series documentaryHerself
Talking Pictures1988TV Series documentaryHerself
All-Star Party for 'Dutch' Reagan1985TV SpecialHerself
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson1980TV SeriesHerself
Dinah!1979TV SeriesHerself
The Joan Rivers Show1969TV SeriesHerself
The Merv Griffin Show1967TV SeriesHerself
What's My Line?1953-1966TV SeriesMystery Guest / Herself
The June Havoc Show1964TV SeriesHerself - Host
The Linkletter Show1964TV SeriesHerself
The 17th Annual Tony Awards1963TV SpecialHerself - Presenter
Here's Hollywood1962TV SeriesHerself
About Faces1960TV SeriesHerself
The Arthur Murray Party1957-1960TV SeriesHerself
Today1959TV SeriesHerself - Guest
The Ben Hecht Show1959TV SeriesHerself - Actress
Person to Person1957TV Series documentaryHerself
The Juke Box Jury1956TV SeriesHerself
Film Fanfare1956TV SeriesHerself - Quiz Contestant
The NBC Comedy Hour1956TV SeriesHerself - Host
Sheilah Graham in Hollywood1955TV SeriesHerself
I've Got a Secret1953TV SeriesHerself - Guest
The Red Skelton Hour1953TV SeriesHerself - Guest Vocalist
The Colgate Comedy Hour1953TV SeriesHerself - Host
The Name's the Same1953TV SeriesHerself - Contestant
All Star Revue1952TV SeriesHerself
The Fred Waring Show1951TV SeriesHerself
Cavalcade of Stars1951TV SeriesHerself - Guest Actress
Texaco Star Theatre1949-1950TV SeriesHerself - Actress / Singer
Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No. 61942Documentary shortHerself

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Won Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1960Star on the Walk of FameWalk of FameMotion PictureOn 8 February 1960. At 6618 Hollywood Blvd.
1960Star on the Walk of FameWalk of FameTelevisionAwarded February 8, 1960 at 6413 Hollywood Blvd.

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