Shirley Ross

**Shirley Ross** (nee **Bernice Maude Gaunt**, ) adalah seorang aktris dan penyanyi Amerika, terkenal karena duetnya dengan Bob Hope, pada lagu "Thanks for the Memory" dari *[[The Big Broadcast of 1938]]*. Dia muncul di 25 film antara 1933 dan 1945, termasuk menyanyi lebih awal dan lirik yang sepenuhnya berbeda untuk lagu Rodgers and Hart di *[[Manhattan Melodrama]]* (1934) yang kemudian menjadi "Blue Moon. "

## Referensi

## Pranala luar

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* Portrait of Shirley Ross seated on a desk, 1933. Los Angeles Times Photographic Archive (Collection 1429). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, University of California, Los Angeles.

### Press Coverage
* United Press: "Co-Ed Crashes Gates of Hollywood Studio", *The Pittsburgh Press*, December 26, 1933, p.&nbsp;18
* NEA (captioned photo): "The perfect legs of Shirley Ross...", *The Spokane Chronicle* (Monday, March 26, 1934), p.&nbsp;5
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* "Shirley Ross Wins Contract, Big Role", *The Milwaukee Sentinel*, September 8, 1936, p.&nbsp;17
* "This Actress Proves Dangerous," *The Pittsburgh Press* (Tuesday, October 6, 1936), p.&nbsp;27
* "New Star Tops State Musical," *Spokane Daily Chronicle*, October 12, 1936, p.&nbsp;10
* Ed Sullivan: "Broadway: Building Up From a Terrific Letdown", *The Pittsburgh Press*,  October 24, 1936, p.&nbsp;6
* "'Big Broadcast' Comes Thursday: Cast for Carolina Picture Includes Benny, Gracie Allen and Burns", *The Spartanburg Herald-Tribune*,  November 1, 1936, p.&nbsp;20
* "'The Big Broadcast' Current Empire Film Has Mixture of Comedy and Music," *The Lewiston Daily Sun*, November 3, 1936, p.&nbsp;2 
* Sheilah Graham: "Hollywood Today: 'Those Who Wait' Include Stars of Filmdom," *The Milwaukee Journal*, November 16, 1936, p.&nbsp;7
* "Miss Ross Steals Show At Paramount", *The Deseret News*, January 26, 1937, p.&nbsp;11
* Eileen Percy: "Shirley Ross to Play Lead in 'This Way Please'", *The Milwaukee Sentinel*, April 30, 1937, p.&nbsp;2
* "Romance in 'Waikiki Wedding: Crosby's Latest at American Said to be Topnotch,'" *The San Jose News*, June 14, 1937, p.&nbsp;13
* Louella O. Parsons: "Shirley Ross Has New Job", *The Rochester Journal*, June 29, 1937, p.&nbsp;6
* "Theater Gossip: Runyon Story to be Filmed," *The St. Petersburg Independent*,  August 20, 1937, p.&nbsp;5-A
* "Film Runyon's Story", *The St. Petersburg Times*, September 12, 1937, p.&nbsp;22
* United Press: "Bing Crosby Shoots 73 to Defeat Hope", *The Eugene Register-Guard*, November 8, 1937, p.&nbsp;6
* "Right This Way, My Charming Little Chickadees", *The Pittsburgh Press*, February 5, 1938, p.&nbsp;10
* Associated Press wirephoto: "Finds 450 Dead," *The Spokane Spokesman-Review*, March 5, 1938, p.&nbsp;13
* "'Big Broadcast of 1938' Stars", *The Rochester (PA) Daily Times*, March 31, 1938, p.&nbsp;7
* "Shirley Ross Gets a Leading Role in 'Paris Honeymoon'", *The Schenectady Gazette*,  May 18, 1938, p.&nbsp;8
* Jimmy Fidler: "Hollywood Shots: Bing's lost ad lib in 'Paris Honeymoon'," *The Reading Eagle*, June 22, 1938), p.&nbsp;8
* Sheilah Graham: "Hollywood Clothes Offering Ideas to Brides, Travelers," *The Milwaukee Journal*, August 8, 1938, p.&nbsp;2
* Ad for "Prison Farm", *The Meriden Record*, August 11, 1938, p.&nbsp;13. "The man she loved put her in a prison more terrifying than Devil's Island."
* "Cutie Silences Glib Bob Hope With a Smart Crack," *The Pittsburgh Press*, September 18, 1938, p. D7
* Associated Press: "Pair Off in Hollywood: Genevieve Tobin and Shirley Ross Are Newlyweds", *The Lawrence Journal-World*, September 20, 1938, p.&nbsp;12
* Louella O. Parsons: "It Was Ken Vs. Ken Until Shirley Chose Ken: Miss Ross and Dolan Reveal Marriage in Nevada," *The Milwaukee Sentinel*, September 20, 1938, p.&nbsp;3
* "Bob Hope Stars as 'Househusband'," *The Spokane Chronicle*, January 3, 1939, p.&nbsp;14
* "Song Inspires Film," *The Melbourne Age*, January 7, 1939, p.&nbsp;12
* Kaspar Monahan: "Two Screen Comedies on Warner Bill: Bob Hope and Shirley Ross Shine in Adaptation of Stage Hit," *The Pittsburgh Press*, January 14, 1939, p.&nbsp;6
* Patricia Lindsay: "Faddish Diets Are Out, Says Beauty Expert", *The Miami News*, June 30, 1939, p.&nbsp;4-C
* L.S.B. Shapiro: "A New Hit for Broadway", *The Montreal Gazette*, April 13, 1940, p.&nbsp;10
* Louella O. Parsons: "Film Actors Find New Careers on Broadway", *Milwaukee Sentinel*, April 14, 1940, p.&nbsp;7-D 
* Associated Press: "Shirley Ross Sets Pace for Comediennes on Broadway," *The Miami News*, May 4, 1940, p.&nbsp;6-A
* Jimmy Fidler: "Hollywood: Short Short Story," *The Pittsburgh Press*, August 19, 1940, p.&nbsp;9
* Dee Lowrance: "Sister Sluggers: Ladies Of Hollywood Have Learned How To Flip A Mean Right and Are Glad to Oblige for the Camera", *The Wilmington Star*, June 29, 1941, p.&nbsp;18
* Captioned photo (ad for *[[Kisses for Breakfast (film)|Kisses for Breakfast]]*): "They're Much Married", *St. Petersburg Times*, August 24, 1941, p.&nbsp;21
* "Beautiful Star Collects Rent", *The Madera Tribune*, January 29, 1942, p.&nbsp;1
* Associated Press: "Shirley Ross Granted Divorce From Dolan", *The San Bernardino Sun*, January 8, 1944, p.&nbsp;2
* Dorothy Kilgallen: "Voice of Broadway: Gossip in Gotham", *Pittsburgh Post-Gazette*, January 24, 1944, p.&nbsp;22
* Louella O. Parsons: "Hollywood: Snapshots of Hollywood Collected at Random", *Milwaukee Sentinel*, July 2, 1945, p.&nbsp;6
* Rick Du Brow: "Original 'Thanks for the Memory' Girl Prefers Family to Stardom; Once Musical Comedy Star", *The Beaver Valley Times*, July 20, 1959, p.&nbsp;9
* Polly Anderson: "How 'Thanks' became Hope's signature song", *The Lumberton Robesonian*, May 25, 2003, p.&nbsp;4C

### Miscellaneous
* Google Books – Roy Hemming on Shirley Ross (1991)
* Google Books – Bernard K. Dick on Ross, Crosby & Hope (2007)
* In My Mother's Kitchen: Life, Love, and Cooking with Shirley Ross
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* Photographs and literature
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