Preface Biography Photographs Filmography Plays and Personal Appearances Radio Television Discography Awards and Honors Annotated Bibliography Appendix Index
MARGIE SCHULTZ is a freelance writer specializing in the entertainment field. In addition to being a contributing editor for Hollywood Studio Magazine, her articles on film and theatre topics have appeared in Classic Images, Show Music, Classic TV and Art Beat.
?Margie Schultz has done a magnificent job of documenting Ann
Sothern's career. Following a concise, yet detailed, biographical
essay, Ms. Schultz provides documentation on Ann Sothern's career
(both as Sothern and Harriette Lake) in films, theatre, radio,
television, and on disc. (She even includes a listing of products
which the actress has endorsed!) There is also a more-than-400
entry, annotated bibliography, which is quite extraordinary in its
breadth and depth. What I like about this book is that its author
never comes up with the obvious. In the entry on the Maine-located
The Whales of August, she includes a review not from a major
source, but from one of Maine's newspapers, which examines
Sothern's performance from a regional viewpoint.?-Classic
Images
?Well-researched and comprehensive . . . includes a lively
biography, complete credits, annotated bibliography, and other
valuable source material.?-American Cinematographer
"Well-researched and comprehensive . . . includes a lively
biography, complete credits, annotated bibliography, and other
valuable source material."-American Cinematographer
"Margie Schultz has done a magnificent job of documenting Ann
Sothern's career. Following a concise, yet detailed, biographical
essay, Ms. Schultz provides documentation on Ann Sothern's career
(both as Sothern and Harriette Lake) in films, theatre, radio,
television, and on disc. (She even includes a listing of products
which the actress has endorsed!) There is also a more-than-400
entry, annotated bibliography, which is quite extraordinary in its
breadth and depth. What I like about this book is that its author
never comes up with the obvious. In the entry on the Maine-located
The Whales of August, she includes a review not from a major
source, but from one of Maine's newspapers, which examines
Sothern's performance from a regional viewpoint."-Classic Images
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