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Whats my line? - Ann Sothern

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Uploaded by on Mar 2, 2008

1953 - 54

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  • What a beautiful talented woman she was. I'm so glad to see this clip, thanks. They put a "u" in Sothern..oops!

  • On her nameplate her last name was misspelled as "Southern." That's kind of embarrassng for the producers of the show.

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  • @perlster following user: soulierinvestments: "Some mystery guests want to bamboozle the panel and others wanted the panel to recognize them." It was unbelievable hard to guess her (the panel required 3mins & 40sec.) despite her voice wasn't moduled. In case of Doris Day (What's My Line 1957.09.08) the panel required 1min & 2sec. despite Doris voice was mudulated.

  • While it's wonderful to see the beauty of Miss Sothern once again it would be even better if the sound were louder so I could hear what was being said, also.

  • How funny! That woman cracks me up lol! She has always reminded me of Joan Blondell. I love them both. Thank you for sharing

    Ginger

  • she was so funny and cute in brother orchid 1940 as edward g robinsons moll

  • @TheNoirNoir ~ She and the also under-rated Linda Darnell are the standout "wives".

  • If you enjoy Ann Sothern, check her out in Joseph L. Mankiewicz's 'A Letter to Three Wives.' So touching!

  • She was a 'pin-up' girl during WWII,right?Beautiful woman..

  • @mckavitt Totally! So smart and sexy, hilarious and full of personality. Absolutely ADOREABLE!

  • A VERY smart lady. She engineered her own T.V. series deal and kept control over the show when few women even imagined that. As she faced a weight gain from health issues she began dressing all in black in the show but very attractively. She could make any script better with her performance.

  • Under her real name, Harriet Lake, Ann Southern began her movie career in 1929, largely playing brassy showgilrs (such as "Mazie" in a series of films). She starred in two TV series: "Private Secretary" (1953-7) and "The Ann Southern Show" (1958-61). Illness during the latter caused her to put on weight around her hips. She tried to hide it by standing behind desks and sofas but finally gav e up working onscreen. In 1965-6, she was the voice of the car on the sitcom "My Mother The Car."

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