Blonde, vivacious and obviously talented, Shirley Ross had the promisings of a big musical film star, but her career remained strictly second-string throughout her fairly short career. She is best remembered through her pairing with an entertainment legend: Shirley was afforded the opportunity of duetting with Bob Hope on the song "Thanks for the Memory" in the splashy musical The Big Broadcast of 1938. The song, of course, became Bob's beloved s...
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Bombshell
As Singer (uncredited)
The Big Broadcast of 1938
As Cleo Fielding
What Price Jazz
As Singer
Waikiki Wedding
As Georgia Smith
Buried Loot
As Girl in Apartment (uncredited)
Some Like It Hot
As Lily Racquel
Kisses for Breakfast
As Juliet Marsden
Thanks for the Memory
As Anne Merrick
Blossoms On Broadway
As Sally Shea
The Big Broadcast of 1937
As Gwen Holmes
Age of Indiscretion
As Dotty
Paris Honeymoon
As Barbara Wayne
A Song for Miss Julie
As Valerie Kimbro
Manhattan Melodrama
As Singer in Cotton Club
Calm Yourself
As Ruth Rockwell
Two Hearts in Wax Time
As Mannequin Shirley (uncredited)
Prison Farm
As Jean Forest
Cafe Society
As Bells Browne
Devil's Squadron
As Eunice
Sailors on Leave
As Linda Hall
Unexpected Father
As Dianna Donovan
It's in the Air
As Cigar Stand Clerk (uncredited)
La Fiesta de Santa Barbara
As Self
I Live My Life
As Vi (Uncredited)
Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No. 2
Hideaway Girl
As Toni Ainsworth
San Francisco
As Trixie
Jail Birds of Paradise
As Herself
Matinee Theater