
Actress
Spring Byington
16 October 1886† 7 September 1971 (aged 84) Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
- Movies
- 101
- Shows
- 15
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Spring Byington (October 17, 1886 – September 7, 1971) was an American actress. Her career included a seven-year run on radio and television as the star of December Bride. She was a key MGM contract player, appearing in films from the 1930s through the 1960s.
Known For
- 1997
- 1984
- Going Hollywood: The '30s · Film
- 1967
- The Flying Nun · Series · Mother General
- 1966
- Batman · Series · J. Pauline Spaghetti
- 1965
- I Dream of Jeannie · Series · Mother
- 1963
- The Greatest Show on Earth · Series · Louise
- 1960
- Please Don't Eat the Daisies · Film · Suzie Robinson
- 1959
- The Detectives · Series
- Dennis the Menace · Series
- Laramie · Series · Daisy Cooper
- 1957
- The Lux Show · Series
- 1956
- The Ford Show · Series
- 1955
- The 20th Century Fox Hour · Series · Mrs. Miller
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents · Series · Alice Wagner
- 1954
- The Rocket Man · Film · Justice Amelia Brown
- December Bride · Series · Lily Ruskin
- 1953
- The Danny Thomas Show · Series · Eloise Adams
- 1952
- Because You're Mine · Film · Mrs. Edna Montville
- No Room for the Groom · Film · Mama Kingshead
- The Ford Television Theatre · Series · Aunt Cordelia
- 1951
- Angels in the Outfield · Film · Sister Edwitha
- Bannerline · Film · Mrs. Loomis
- According to Mrs. Hoyle · Film · Mrs. Harriet Hoyle
- 1950
- Walk Softly, Stranger · Film · Mrs. Brentman
- Devil's Doorway · Film · Mrs. Masters
- The Skipper Surprised His Wife · Film · Agnes Thorndyke
- Louisa · Film · Louisa Norton
- Please Believe Me · Film · Mrs. Milwright
- The Reformer and the Redhead · Film · Kathy's Mother (voice)
- What's My Line? · Series
- 1949
- The Big Wheel · Film · Mary Coy
- In the Good Old Summertime · Film · Nellie Burke
- 1948
- B.F.'s Daughter · Film · Gladys Fulton
- 1947
- It Had to Be You · Film · Martha Stafford
- Cynthia · Film · Carrie Bishop Jannings
- Singapore · Film · Mrs. Bellows
- Living in a Big Way · Film · Mrs. Minerva Alsop Morgan
- Little Mister Jim · Film · Mrs. Starwell
- My Brother Talks to Horses · Film · Mrs. 'Ma' Penrose
- 1946
- Faithful in My Fashion · Film · Miss Mary Swanson
- A Letter for Evie · Film · Mrs. McPherson
- Dragonwyck · Film · Magda
- Meet Me on Broadway · Film · Sylvia Kane Storm
- 1945
- Captain Eddie · Film · Mrs. Frost
- Thrill of a Romance · Film · Nona Glenn
- The Enchanted Cottage · Film · Violet Price
- Salty O'Rourke · Film · Mrs. Brooks
- 1944
- I'll Be Seeing You · Film · Mrs. Marshall
- Reward Unlimited · Film · Peggy's mother
- The Heavenly Body · Film · Nancy Potter
- 1943
- Heaven Can Wait · Film · Bertha Van Cleve
- Presenting Lily Mars · Film · Mrs. Mars
- 1942
- The War Against Mrs. Hadley · Film · Cecilia Talbot
- The Affairs of Martha · Film · Sophia Sommerfield
- Rings on Her Fingers · Film · Mrs. Maybelle Worthington
- Roxie Hart · Film · Mary Sunshine
- The Vanishing Virginian · Film · Rosa Yancey
- 1941
- When Ladies Meet · Film · Bridget 'Bridgie' Drake
- Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime · Film · Carlotta Emerson
- The Devil and Miss Jones · Film · Elizabeth Ellis
- Meet John Doe · Film · Mme Mitchell
- Arkansas Judge · Film · Mary Shoemaker
- 1940
- Lucky Partners · Film · Aunt Lucy
- My Love Came Back · Film · Clara Malette
- On Their Own · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Young as You Feel · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Laddie · Film · Mrs. Stanton
- The Blue Bird · Film · Mummy Tyl
- 1939
- A Child is Born · Film · Mrs. Mamie West
- Too Busy to Work · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Quick Millions · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Chicken Wagon Family · Film · Josephine Fippany
- Land of Liberty · Film · Dolly Madison (edited from 'The Buccaneer')
- The Jones Family in Hollywood · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- The Story of Alexander Graham Bell · Film · Mrs. Hubbard
- Everybody's Baby · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- 1938
- Down on the Farm · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- You Can't Take It with You · Film · Penny Sycamore
- Safety in Numbers · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- A Trip to Paris · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Jezebel · Film · Mrs. Kendrick
- Love on a Budget · Film · Louise Jones
- Penrod and His Twin Brother · Film · Mrs. Schofield
- The Adventures of Tom Sawyer · Film · Widow Douglas
- The Buccaneer · Film · Dolly Madison
- 1937
- Borrowing Trouble · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- It's Love I'm After · Film · Aunt Ella
- Hot Water · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Big Business · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Hotel Haywire · Film · Mrs. Parkhouse
- The Road Back · Film · Ernst's Mother
- A Family Affair · Film · Emily Hardy
- Penrod and Sam · Film · Mrs. Schofield
- Green Light · Film · Mrs. Dexter
- Clarence · Film · Mrs. Wheeler
- Off to the Races · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- 1936
- Theodora Goes Wild · Film · Rebecca Perry
- The Charge of the Light Brigade · Film · Lady Octavia Warrenton
- The Girl on the Front Page · Film · Mrs. Langford
- Dodsworth · Film · Matey Pearson
- Stage Struck · Film · Mrs. Randall
- Back to Nature · Film · Louise Jones
- Palm Springs · Film · Aunt Letty
- Educating Father · Film · Mrs. John Jones
- Every Saturday Night · Film · Mrs. Evers
- The Voice of Bugle Ann · Film · Ma Davis
- 1935
- Ah, Wilderness! · Film · Essie Miller
- The Great Impersonation · Film · Duchess Caroline
- Broadway Hostess · Film · Mrs. Duncan-Griswold-Wembly-Smythe
- Mutiny on the Bounty · Film · Mrs. Byam
- Way Down East · Film · Mrs. Louisa Bartlett
- Orchids to You · Film · Alice Draper
- Love Me Forever · Film · Clara Fields
- Werewolf of London · Film · Ettie Coombes
- 1933
- Little Women · Film · Marmee
















































































