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Ann Sothern (born Harriette Arlene Lake; January 22, 1909 – March 15, 2001) was an American actress who worked on stage, radio, film, and television, in a career that spanned nearly six decades. Sothern began her career in the late 1920s in bit parts in films.
Ann Sothern. Presentación de la actriz en el reclamo de la película de 1937 Dangerous Number, de Richard Thorpe. Ann Sothern ( Harriette Arlene Lake: Valley City, de Dakota del Norte, 22 de enero de 1909 - Ketchum, de Idaho, 15 de marzo de 2001) fue una actriz estadounidense de cine y de televisión.
- Harriette Arlene Lake
- Harriet Byron, Harriet Lake
Ann Sothern. Actress: Lady Be Good. Ann Sothern's film career started as an extra in 1927. Originally a redhead, she began to bleach her hair blonde for comedy roles. After working at MGM and on Broadway, Ann was signed by Columbia Pictures for Let's Fall in Love (1933). The next year she would work with Eddie Cantor in his hit Kid Millions (1934).
- Actress, Music Department, Soundtrack
- January 22, 1909
- 2 min
- March 15, 2001
Ann Sothern (de nombre auténtico Harriette Lake) nació el 22 de enero del año 1909 en Valley City, Dakota del Norte (Estados Unidos). Era la hija mayor de Annette Yde y Walter Lake. Tenía dos hermanas. Estudió canto en su infancia y debutó como actriz interpretando pequeños papeles a finales de los años 20 en Broadway y en Hollywood.
17 de mar. de 2001 · Ann Sothern, a deft comedian and talented singer who was known as the Queen of the B's at Columbia and RKO, where she made 18 movies between 1934 and 1936, died on Thursday at her home in...
Ann Sothern. Actress: Lady Be Good. Ann Sothern's film career started as an extra in 1927. Originally a redhead, she began to bleach her hair blonde for comedy roles. After working at MGM and on Broadway, Ann was signed by Columbia Pictures for Let's Fall in Love (1933). The next year she would work with Eddie Cantor in his hit Kid Millions (1934).
- January 22, 1909
- March 15, 2001
17 de mar. de 2001 · Ann Sothern, the versatile actress and singer of musical comedy, movies and two early television sitcoms, died on March 15 at her home in Ketchum, Idaho, The New York Times reported. She was 92.
