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Alisande Ullman was married to Leslie William Nielsen on September 10, 1958 and they later divorced in July 1974. Alisande Ullman has children Maura Nielsen and Thea Nielsen. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Alisande Ullman.

Thea Nielsen was born in Florida United States. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Thea Nielsen.

Tony Randall Born February 26, 1920 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Died May 17, 2004 in New York City, New York, USA (pneumonia following heart surgery) Birth Name Arthur Leonard Rosenberg Height 5' 8" (1.73 m) Tony Randall was born on February 26, 1920 in Tulsa, Oklahoma as Aryeh Leonard Rosenberg. He attended Tulsa Central High School and later Northwestern University and New York City's Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre. After graduating, he starred in two plays: George Bernard Shaw's 'Candida' alongside Jane Cowl and Emlyn Williams' 'The Corn Is Green' alongside Ethel Barrymore. After four years with the United States Army Signal Corps in World War II, Randall found work at Montgomery County's Olney Theatre before heading back to New York City to continue his acting career. During the 1940s, Randall appeared mostly in supporting roles in Broadway plays. He was given his first leading role in 1955 with 'Inherit the Wind'. Randall managed to nab a Tony Award nomination for his starring role in 1958's 'Oh, Captain!', although the play itself bombed. His first role in a feature film came about in 1957, playing a supporting character in the Ginger Rogers vehicle Oh, Men! Oh, Women! (1957). The same year, he received a Golden Globe nomination for his role as the titular writer for television advertising in the satirical comedy Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (1957). Randall also lent his support to the three famous Doris Day-Rock Hudson pairings Pillow Talk (1959), Lover Come Back (1961), and Send Me No Flowers (1964), securing Golden Globe nominations for the former two. Randall worked quite prolifically throughout the 1960s; notable roles include a public relations employee in the Marilyn Monroe romantic musical Let's Make Love (1960), seven quite different characters in the oddball 7 Faces of Dr. Lao (1964), iconic detective Hercule Poirot in The Alphabet Murders (1965), an architect who inadvertently releases a djinn in the fantasy The Brass Bottle (1964), and a man who lives in an underwater house with his family in the adventure Hello Down There (1969). Randall's first major television role was as a history teacher on Mister Peepers (1952); he joined the cast in 1955. After the series ended, he had numerous guest spots on such shows as The United States Steel Hour (1953), The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962), Love, American Style (1969), and Here's Lucy (1968). He wouldn't return to TV in a major role until 1970, when he played sardonic neat freak Felix Unger in ABC's The Odd Couple (1970) opposite Jack Klugman. He earned Emmy nominations for each season, finally winning in 1975 for its last. He later starred in The Tony Randall Show (1976) as a Philadelphia judge, and Love, Sidney (1981) as a gay artist. The former earned him one Golden Globe nomination and the latter earned him two. He reunited with Jack Klugman for the 1993 TV movie The Odd Couple: Together Again (1993). Both during and after his stints on TV, Randall had small roles in a few well-known films such as Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask (1972), The King of Comedy (1982), My Little Pony: The Movie (1986), and Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990). He continued to guest-star on television shows, but would never return to the small screen as a leading man. He also continued to work on-stage, albeit infrequently. Randall passed away in his sleep on May 17, 2004 of pneumonia he had contracted following coronary bypass surgery in December 2003. He is survived by his wife, Heather Harlan, whom he wed in 1995, and their two children. Randall had previously been married to Florence Gibbs from 1938 until her death in 1992.

June A Besing married Ennis C Galyon January 17, 1954 in Roswell NM.Chaves county marriage application no 17795. June Besing was a singer and used the stage name of June Barton.

Actor. Born Leslie William Nielsen, he was a World War II-era Royal Canadian Air Force veteran. He attended the Lorne Greene Academy of Radio Arts and Neighborhood Playhouse (New York City actor's training school) before beginning steady television work in the late 1940s. In the 1950s, he began film work, with his role in the science fiction classic "Forbidden Planet" (1956) establishing him as a leading man. One of Nielsen's most memorable dramatic roles was the ship's captain in 1972's "The Poseidon Adventure." He fit perfectly with the producers' concept of dramatic actors doing comedy in 1980's "Airplane!," a spoof of disaster epics including "The Poseidon Adventure." As Dr. Rumack, he became an icon with deadpan exchanges, including "Surely you can't be serious?," "I am serious. And don't call me Shirley." In 1982, Nielsen attained stardom with a new generation in ABC's "Police Squad", a parody of television police dramas, reprising the role in the successful "Naked Gun" films. He remained active nearly until his death, with his final credit being a voice role in the flash animation "The Waterman Movie," which was pending release when he died.

Glenn Hunnicutt was born to Andrew Lekeeska "A.L." Honeycutt (1892-1967) and Zona Pearl Rippetoe (1894-1968), and had ten siblings: Dalton (1914-1979), Benjamin "Ben" (1916-1918), Ruby Mary (1917-1971), LaFoye (1919-1980), Lila Mae (1921-2014), Ola Lue (1922-2001), Max Erwin (1923-1984), Maxie (1924-2000), Virgie (1926-2000), and Nora Pearl Honeycutt (1934-2008). According to the 1940 federal census, Glenn was 12 years old and living with his parents Andrew (47) and Zona (45) and was in the 5th grade. Also in the household were siblings Dalton (age 25), Lillie Mae (18), Ola (17), Maxie (16), Virgie (14), Nora Pearl (5), Ruby (22), and grandchildren Patricia Keeler, age 2, and Wanda Joy, age 1. Glenn's father Andrew stated he was born in Missouri and his mother Zona Pearl said that she was born in Oklahoma. All of the children were born in Texas. Both Andrew and his son Dalton were listed as farmers. On Glenn's World War 2 draft card which he filled out in 1942, Glenn was living in Dozier in Collingsworth County, Texas. He was 18 years old and listed his profession as a farmer with his father. He was also going to school. He listed his father as his next of kin. Glenn was 5 ft 10 inches tall and weighed 170 lbs, had hazel eyes, brown hair, and a "ruddy" complexion. A veteran, Glenn enlisted in the United States Army on September 22nd 1950 and was discharged on June 23rd 1952. He went on to marry Elwanda Ioan Sturgill (1923-2002) and they had children Truman Honeycutt (1943 - 1957). Alice May (1941 - 2014), Wendill Farris (1944 - 2013), Lafonda, Bonnie, Sandra, Glenda, Danny, Terry, and Michael Lynn Honeycutt (1951 - 2021).