Ann Sheridan came to Hollywood in 1933 as a finalist in a beauty
contest, a publicity stunt for Paramount's "Search for Beauty." Of
the 30 contestants who appeared in the picture and the 6 finalists
whom Paramount put under contract, she was the only one to achieve
stardom. Her films included "Angels with Dirty Faces" (1938), "They
Drive by Night" (1940), "Kings RoW" (1942), and "Come Next Spring"
(1956). Through the years, she appeared on stage and on many radio
and television programs. As with her film career, her broadcasting
work was diverse, including appearances in dramas, comedies, talk
shows, variety revues, and game shows. In 1965 she joined the cast
of "Another World," thus becoming one of the first movie stars to
appear in a soap opera. Her role led to a prime time series, the
situation comedy "Pistols 'n' Petticoats" (1966-1967). She died
during production.
This reference book chronicles Ann Sheridan's fascinating life
and career. The volume begins with a biography that traces her rise
to stardom and her many successes in the entertainment world. A
chronology then summarizes the most important events in her life.
The chapters that follow provide detailed information for her work
in films, radio, and television. Entries are provided for each of
her performances, with each entry giving cast and credit
information, a plot summary, excerpts from reviews, and critical
commentary. The book also includes information about recordings of
Sheridan's songs, the various awards and honors that she won, and
magazine covers on which she appeared. The volume also presents an
extensive annotated bibliography of works about Sheridan and lists
sources of archival material.
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