Actress Ann Rutherford, who visited WCLV during a trip to northeast Ohio in 2010, died Monday at the age of 94. When she visited WCLV in 2010, she was in town to attend an event at the Kent State Museum. You can find her interview from that date, with a "web extra" feature, plus a 2009 phone interview, on www.wclv.com. Click on "Arts Resources," then on "Interviews."
She tells how she got into radio, and how she happened to run into producer David O. Selznick on a train, which meeting led to being cast as the youngest O'Hara sister in "Gone With the Wind."
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Remembering Ann Rutherford
Actress Ann Rutherford, who visited WCLV during a trip to northeast Ohio in 2010, died Monday at the age of 94. When she visited WCLV in 2010, she was in town to attend an event at the Kent State Museum. You can find her interview from that date, with a "web extra" feature, plus a 2009 phone interview, on www.wclv.com. Click on "Arts Resources," then on "Interviews."
She tells how she got into radio, and how she happened to run into producer David O. Selznick on a train, which meeting led to being cast as the youngest O'Hara sister in "Gone With the Wind."
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