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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ann_SheridanAnn Sheridan - Wikipedia

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   Clara Lou "Ann" Sheridan (February 21, 1915 – January 21, 1967) was an American actress and singer.

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   Apr 7, 2021 · Whether he was learning to drink odorless vodka on set from Ann Sheridan, smoking weed with Diego Rivera, wooing Princess Irene of Romania, or using cocaine on the tip of his penis as an...

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5. vanguardofhollywood.com › star-of-the-month-annPlenty of "Oomph": The Underrated Ann Sheridan

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   Jun 5, 2020 · Ann Sheridan died tragically young at age 51 from cancer. As Cagney infers, years of heavy smoking and respiratory problems sadly took their toll. But Ann was such a trooper that she continued filming her television show, Pistols n’ Petticoats , right up until the end.

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   Mar 22, 2017 · Woman and the Hunter (1957) Non-filter Cigarette. Sandman Nonfilter 3. 703 subscribers. Subscribed. 22. 6.9K views 7 years ago. Ann Sheridan smoking. ...more.

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   Feb 7, 2011 · She had been a chain cigarette smoker for years, and Cagney remarked in his autobiography that when the cancer struck, "she didn't have a chance." She was cremated and her ashes were stored at the Chapel of the Pines Crematory in Los Angeles until they were permanently interred at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in 2005.

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8. dentonrc.com › news › landmarks_and_legaciesDenton's Ann Sheridan was not just a pretty face

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   Nov 27, 2020 · In 1934, Clara Lou Sheridan flew into a rage and drove from Denton to Dallas to confront Dallas Morning News Editor John Rosenfield for printing her picture as a finalist in the Paramount...

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   How did Ann Sheridan die?

   • Subscribers may view the full text of this article in its original form through TimesMachine. HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 21 (AP) --Ann Sheridan, the actress, who was once billed as "the oomph girl," died today after a long illness in her San Fernando Valley home. She would have been 52 years old Feb. 21. The cause of her death was not divulged.

   Ann Sheridan, Actress, 51, Dies; Career Spanned 33-Year Period; 'Man

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   Who is Ann Sheridan?

   • Here are a few things about Ann Sheridan you didn’t know: Young Clara Lou Sheridan. Clara Lou Sheridan was born in Denton, Texas on February 21, 1915. The youngest of five syblings, Ann was a spunky gal right from the start, full of life and unquestionably a tomboy. She was kind and well-liked, but the other kids knew not to mess with her.

   Plenty of "Oomph": The Underrated Ann Sheridan

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   Why did Ann Sheridan get suspended from 'Oomph Girl'?

   • Fellow Warner Bros. star Paul Muni encouraged Ann to make the “Oomph Girl” title work for her. And that’s exactly what Ann Sheridan did. Ann used her new bargaining power to ask Warner Bros. for better film roles and a raise. When the studio refused both requests, Ann went on an eight month suspension.

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   Why did Ann Sheridan become the Oomph Girl?

   • Ann Sheridan officially became “The Oomph Girl.” Jack Warner believed the publicity campaign would be short-lived, and that Ann’s popularity would “be dead in six months.” But he was wrong. The title stuck, and Ann’s popularity continued to grow. Ann and “oomph” became so popular that Warner Bros. publicist Bob Taplinger copyrighted the word.

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   Did Ann Sheridan have a ego?

   • When asked in a 1965 interview about her success in the “Search for Beauty” contest that led to her Hollywood career, Ann insisted that: “I didn’t, and still don’t, think I was good looking enough.” Ann Sheridan’s lack of ego is further underscored by her thoughts on winning “The Oomph Girl” title: “Simply another publicity stunt. Nothing special.

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   Could Ann Sheridan sing?

   • Ann Sheridan Could Sing! Though Ann is best known for playing sultry, wise-cracking sirens, she could also sing. As a student at North Texas State, Ann sang with the school’s band. Warner Bros. made use of Ann’s unusual singing voice in such films as San Quentin (1937) and It All Came True (1940). Modest as she was, Ann always insisted that:

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    HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 21 (AP) --Ann Sheridan, the actress, who was once billed as "the oomph girl," died today after a long illness in her San Fernando Valley home. She would have been 52 years old...