Though all your guesses were delightful,
no one came up with our mystery guest.
Sultry Ann Sheridan, "Oomph Girl" of the 1940s
never achieved the stardom she deserved. Though featured
in over 80 films, she never broke through and gained
big-time success. By the 1950s, her film career had slowed
and the '60s found her with a part on the daily soap,
"Another World." In 1966, she starred in the western
themed comedy, "Pistols 'n' Petticoats".
By 1967, she was dead at 51 from cancer.
never achieved the stardom she deserved. Though featured
in over 80 films, she never broke through and gained
big-time success. By the 1950s, her film career had slowed
and the '60s found her with a part on the daily soap,
"Another World." In 1966, she starred in the western
themed comedy, "Pistols 'n' Petticoats".
By 1967, she was dead at 51 from cancer.
I was surprised when I came upon this snapshot;
I'd never seen a photo of her looking so lousy.
I'd never seen a photo of her looking so lousy.
Here's the intro to an episode of "Pistol's 'n' Petticoats" which featured sweet Ruth McDevitt, who was in EVERYTHING.
