Kay Christopher

In October 1977 she appeared, uncredited and unrecognizable, in a television advertisement for Woolworth and Woolco's Annual Halloween sale. The commercial of her in this can be found on YouTube.

Was a guest presenter at the 1955 and 1956 Emmy Awards.

On June 17, 1951, she made headlines when she disclosed to the Associated Press that she would be marrying Attorney Henry Taecker, of Los Angeles, at the Village Lutheran Church in Westwood, California, on Christmas Eve of that year. However, four months later, she publicly announced that she was breaking off her engagement citing mental abuse and infidelity as the cause for her decision. Taecker later resigned from his own profession and dropped from view never to be seen again.

She later had appearances in Desperate (1947) , Dick Tracy's Dilemma (1947), If You Knew Susie (1948), I Cheated the Law (1949), Code of the Silver Sage (1950), and Gasoline Alley (1951). She also starred in television on Doctor I. Q. followed by Lux Video Theatre.

Following her high school graduation, Kay Christopher entered the fashion world as a professional model and pin-up girl which led to entries in several beauty contests that welcomed a rich assortment of accolades. After signing a contract with RKO Radio Pictures in 1945 she made her screen debut as a bridesmaid in The Locket (1946).