Cause of death Stroke Years active 1944-1961 | Name Jane Nigh Role Actress | |
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Born February 25, 1925 ( 1925-02-25 ) Hollywood, California, U.S. Children daughter (1952 2 days)John Christopher (b. 1954)Stacy Jane (b. 1955)Julia Lee (b. 1963) Died October 5, 1993, Bakersfield, California, United States Spouse Norman Davidson, Jr. (m. 1966–1968) Movies and TV shows Hold That Hypnotist, Big Town, Captain Carey - USA, Rio Grande Patrol, Motor Patrol Similar People Lesley Selander, Mitchell Leisen, Lew Landers, George Archainbaud, Cecil B DeMille |
Bonnie Lenora "Jane" Nigh (25 February 1925 – 5 October 1993) was an American actress, born in Hollywood, California. Her sister, Nancy, was also an actress, and her mother worked in research at a film studio.
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She was discovered in 1944 by Arthur Wenzler while working in a defense plant. (Another source identifies Ivan Kahn as the 20th Century Fox talent scout.) She later signed a contract with Fox Studios. She appeared in more than 40 films and television shows, including State Fair (1945), Give My Regards to Broadway (1948, as June Nigh) and County Fair (1950).

She also had starring roles in a pair of Monogram Pictures films, Blue Grass of Kentucky and Rodeo.

Nigh, along with Patrick McVey, co-starred in the TV series Big Town, with McVey playing the city editor of a newspaper, and Nigh his secretary. She had the role of Lorelei Kilourne two seasons, 1951 - 1953.

Personal life
Nigh married and divorced three times, including Navy Lieutenant John Baker, and had four children, two prematurely, three girls and a boy; the first, a girl, died very soon after birth in 1952.

Nigh and actor Victor Cutler were divorced September 5, 1946.
She died on October 5, 1993 of a stroke at the age of 68.