Editing Kathryn Grayson (section)

===Warner Bros===
While on loan to [[Warner Bros]], her first musical release was ''[[The Desert Song (1953 film)|The Desert Song]]'', May 1953, alongside [[Gordon MacRae]]. She was asked to perform ''[[La Bohème]]'' at the Central City Opera House in [[Central City, Colorado]], but due to her filming obligations for ''The Desert Song'', she had to turn it down.<ref>{{cite news|title=Lizbeth Scott Given Break With Comics|author=Hedda Hopper |newspaper=Los Angeles Times|date=June 3, 1952|page=16}}</ref> Warner Bros. starred her in a second musical that year, ''[[So This Is Love (film)|So This Is Love]]''.{{citation needed|date=December 2017}}

Grayson appeared on television occasionally, having guest starred in the [[CBS]] [[anthology series]], ''[[General Electric Theater]]'' in the episode, ''Shadow on the Heart'', with [[John Ericson]], and on ''[[Playhouse 90]]'' in the title role of the "Lone Woman", with [[Raymond Burr]] and [[Scott Brady]] in the historical roles of the brothers [[Charles Bent|Charles]] and [[William Bent]], respectively. In the 1980s, Grayson guest starred in three episodes as recurring character Ideal Molloy on ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]''.