Julie Haydon

Television Beginning in 1949, Haydon began making appearances on television. She performed in episodes of Kraft Television Theater (1949), Armstrong Circle Theater (1950), The United States Steel Hour (1954), and Robert Montgomery Presents (1954).

Later career After his death, she delivered lectures taken from books written by her husband, George Jean Nathan, two collections of which Haydon edited. She also wrote occasional magazine articles about the actors she had worked with in her career. She was buried next to her husband in the Cemetery of the Gate of Heaven in Hawthorne, New York.

A collection of Nathan-Haydon papers were donated to the La Crosse Public Library archives. A collection of Nathan papers is at Cornell University.

Filmography Year Title Role Notes1931 The Great Meadow Pioneer Mother Uncredited 1932 The Beast of the City Blonde in Police Lineup Uncredited Symphony of Six Million Miss Grey - Felix's Nurse-Receptionist The Roadhouse Murder Maid Uncredited Westward Passage Bridesmaid Uncredited Thirteen Women Mary (scenes deleted) Come On Danger! Joan Stanton A Bill of Divorcement Party Guest Uncredited The Conquerors Frances Standish Lennox 1933 Lucky Devils Doris Jones Scarlet River Julie Haydon Uncredited Song of the Eagle Gretchen Son of the Border Doris Golden Harvest Ellen Goodhue After Tonight Hysterical Nurse Uncredited 1934 Their Big Moment Fay Harley The Age of Innocence May Welland When Strangers Meet Mrs. Mary Mason 1935 The Scoundrel Cora Moore 1936 A Son Comes Home Jo The Longest Night Eve Sutton 1937 A Family Affair Joan Hardy Martin 1947 Citizen Saint Sister Delphina