A pretty brunette leading lady of the 1920s, Ann May was, according to her official studio biography, a "1916 graduate of the Schuster-Martin School of Dramatic Art" and a member of a local Cincinnati stock company for one year prior to making her screen debut in 1919. May was the typical screen ingenue and extremely well-cast opposite the likes of Charles Ray (Peaceful Valley, 1920), Wheeler Oakman (The Half Breed, 1922), and Fred Thomson (Thundering Hoofs, 1924). The latter, in which May played a proud senorita, remains one of Thomson's few surviving Westerns. Ann May met her husband, screenwriter C. Gardner Sullivan, on the set of The Dangerous Maid (1923), and retired in 1925.
Ann May
Active - 1919 - 1928 | Born - Nov 25, 1899 | Died - Jul 26, 1985 | Genres - Romance, Comedy, Comedy Drama, Western, DramaShare on
