Actress. Born Marion Burnside Randall, her acting career included performances on Playhouse 90 in "Charlie's Aunt" with Art Carney, and appearances on "Armstrong Circle Theater," "General Electric Theater," "Kraft Theater," "Surfside Six," "77 Sunset Strip," "My Three Sons," "Perry Mason," and "I Spy". She played Miss Landers in "Leave it to Beaver." In 1969, she returned to Philadelphia and a job as an administrator for professional associations, and was active in several benefits such as the Multiple Sclerosis Telethon, Joey Bishop's Telethon for Handicapped Children, and the Arthritis Fund. She was also active in Reading for the Blind and Project Headstart. Illness forced her to curtail her activities in 1982, when she was diagnosed with lung cancer and cancer of the larynx and had to have her larynx removed. She passed away at the age of 49 in 1984. Her body was donated to the Humanity Gifts Registry of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Actress. Born Marion Burnside Randall, her acting career included performances on Playhouse 90 in "Charlie's Aunt" with Art Carney, and appearances on "Armstrong Circle Theater," "General Electric Theater," "Kraft Theater," "Surfside Six," "77 Sunset Strip," "My Three Sons," "Perry Mason," and "I Spy". She played Miss Landers in "Leave it to Beaver." In 1969, she returned to Philadelphia and a job as an administrator for professional associations, and was active in several benefits such as the Multiple Sclerosis Telethon, Joey Bishop's Telethon for Handicapped Children, and the Arthritis Fund. She was also active in Reading for the Blind and Project Headstart. Illness forced her to curtail her activities in 1982, when she was diagnosed with lung cancer and cancer of the larynx and had to have her larynx removed. She passed away at the age of 49 in 1984. Her body was donated to the Humanity Gifts Registry of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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