Sheila Barrett was an American actress who is best known for her performances in “Experience Unnecessary,” “Thumbs Up,” and her “One Woman Show.”
Personal and Family Life
Sheila Barrett’s early career began with her debut in the “Greenwich Village Follies.” Known for her wit and charm, she captivated audiences as a monologist and comedienne, performing impressions of famous personalities. Throughout her career, she made many appearances at supper clubs, showcasing her comedic talent.
Career Highlights
Barrett recorded with the Schirmer Record Company in 1940, where she worked with producer Gus Schirmer, Jr. to create special material for her performances. In March of the same year, she had the honor of performing for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his family at a Cabinet Dinner. Although she appeared in only a few films, her stage presence left a lasting impact on her audiences.
Death and Legacy
Sheila Barrett passed away on August 10, 1980, at the age of 71 in St. Clare’s Hospital, New York. Her contributions to comedy and theatre are remembered fondly, highlighting her talent as a performer during her era.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Walking on Air | 1946-11-01 |