Personal Info
Known Credits
86
Gender
Female
Birthdate
1909-01-22 (116 Y.O)
Place Of Birth
Valley City, North Dakota, USA
Also Known For
Harriet ByronHarriette LakeJoan LarrabeeFoxy McNamaraAnn SouthernHarriette Arlene Lake
Ann Sothern
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 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. In 1930, she made her Broadway stage debut and soon worked her way up to starring roles. In 1939, MGM cast her as Maisie Ravier, a brash yet lovable Brooklyn showgirl. The character, based on the Mais ...
Known For
Acting
1994 --
That's Entertainment! III
| (archive footage)
1987 --
The Whales of August
| Tisha Doughty
1985 --
A Letter to Three Wives
| Ma Finney
1980 --
The Little Dragons
| Angel
1978 --
The Manitou
| Mrs. Karmann
1976 --
That's Entertainment, Part II
| (archive footage)
1975 --
Crazy Mama
| Sheba
1974 --
Golden Needles
| Fenzie
1974 --
The Killing Kind
| Thelma Lambert
1972 --
The Weekend Nun
| Mother Bonaventure
1972 --
The Great Man's Whiskers
| Aunt Margaret Bancroft
1972 --
Fol-de-Rol
| Queen Gertrude
1971 --
A Death of Innocence
| Annie La Cossit
1971 --
Congratulations, It's a Boy!
| Ethel Gaines
1969 --
The Greatest Mother of 'em All
| Dolly Murdock
1968 --
Chubasco
| Angela
1967 --
The Outsider
| Mrs. Kozzek
1965 --
Sylvia
| Mrs. Argona / Grace Argona
1964 --
Lady in a Cage
| Sade
1964 --
The Best Man
| Sue Ellen Gamadge
1954 --
Lady in the Dark
| Liza
1953 --
The Blue Gardenia
| Crystal Carpenter
1950 --
Shadow on the Wall
| Dell Faring
1950 --
Nancy Goes to Rio
| Frances Elliott
1949 --
A Letter to Three Wives
| Rita Phipps
1948 --
Words and Music
| Joyce Harmon
1948 --
April Showers
| June Tyme
1947 --
The Judge Steps Out
| Peggy
1947 --
Undercover Maisie
| Maisie Ravier
1946 --
Up Goes Maisie
| Maisie Ravier
1944 --
Maisie Goes to Reno
| Maisie Ravier
1944 --
Twenty Years After
| (archive footage)
1943 --
Cry 'Havoc'
| Pat
1943 --
Swing Shift Maisie
| Maisie Ravier
1943 --
Thousands Cheer
| Ann Sothern
1943 --
Three Hearts for Julia
| Julia Seabrook
1943 --
You, John Jones!
| Mary Jones
1942 --
Panama Hattie
| Hattie Maloney
1942 --
Maisie Gets Her Man
| Maisie Ravier
1941 --
Lady Be Good
| Dixie Donegan Crane
1941 --
Ringside Maisie
| Maisie Ravier
1941 --
Maisie Was a Lady
| Maisie Ravier
1940 --
A New Romance of Celluloid: The Miracle of Sound
| Self
1940 --
Dulcy
| Dulcy Ward
1940 --
Gold Rush Maisie
| Maisie Ravier
1940 --
Brother Orchid
| Florence 'Flo' Addams
1940 --
Hollywood: Style Center of the World
| Self
1940 --
Congo Maisie
| Maisie Ravier
1939 --
Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President
| Ethel Turp
1939 --
Fast and Furious
| Garda Sloane
1939 --
Hotel for Women
| Ellen Connelly
1939 --
Maisie
| Maisie Ravier / Mary Anastasia O'Connor
1938 --
Trade Winds
| Jean Livingstone
1937 --
She's Got Everything
| Carol Rogers
1937 --
Ali Baba Goes to Town
| Herself
1937 --
There Goes the Groom
| Bettina Louise "Betty" Russell
1937 --
Danger – Love at Work
| Antoinette "Toni" Pemberton
1937 --
Super-Sleuth
| Mary Strand
1937 --
Fifty Roads to Town
| Millicent Kendall
1937 --
There Goes My Girl
| Connie Taylor
1937 --
Dangerous Number
| Eleanor
1936 --
Smartest Girl in Town
| Frances Cooke
1936 --
Walking on Air
| Kit Bennett
1936 --
My American Wife
| Mary Cantillon
1936 --
Don't Gamble with Love
| Ann Edwards
1936 --
Hell-Ship Morgan
| Mary Taylor
1936 --
You May Be Next!
| Fay Stevens
1935 --
Grand Exit
| Adrienne Martin / Adeline Maxwell
1935 --
The Girl Friend
| Linda Henry
1935 --
Hooray for Love
| Patricia Thatcher
1935 --
Eight Bells
| Marge Walker
1935 --
Folies Bergère
| Mimi
1934 --
Kid Millions
| Joan Larrabee
1934 --
The Party's Over
| Ruth Walker
1934 --
Blind Date
| Kitty Taylor
1934 --
The Hell Cat
| Geraldine Sloane
1934 --
Melody in Spring
| Jane Blodgett
1933 --
Let's Fall in Love
| Jean
1933 --
Broadway Thru a Keyhole
| Singer
1930 --
Whoopee!
| Goldwyn Girl (uncredited)
1930 --
Madam Satan
| Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)
1930 --
The March of Time
| Chorus Girl (uncredited)
1930 --
Good News
| Student
1930 --
Song of the West
| Bit Part
1929 --
Show of Shows
| Performer in 'Meet My Sister' & 'Bicycle Built for Two' Numbers (as Harriet Lake)
1927 --
Broadway Nights
| Showgirl (uncredited)