Williams learned to read at age three, and performing on radio came naturally to her. She soon had her own local weekly … See more

In 1949, Williams began a five-year stint as Robert Young's oldest daughter, Betty, on NBC Radio's Father Knows Best. See more

During this period, she also appeared in movies such as National Velvet, Meet John Doe, and That Hagen Girl.
In Walt Disney's Cinderella, she was the voice for the nasty stepsister, Drizella. She attended … See more

With the advent of television, Williams moved into the new medium on such early live shows as Lights, Camera, Action! and Slice of Life and, with the advent of film TV, Date With Judy, Chrysler Theatre, Laredo, The Big Val… See more

She also specialized in voices and dialects and was the "voice" for Brigitte Bardot in the American version of The Night Heaven Fell, as well as voicing a 9-year-old French boy in The Jayhawkers!. She returned to Walt Disne… See more

In 1968, she started work on her Master's degree at California State University, Northridge. While studying for her degree, she began a second career as a teacher of dialects and speech for the stage. First at CSUN's Su… See more