Pearl Bailey

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Biography
In 1954 Bailey played one of his first roles on the big screen. She perfectly embodied the image of Frankie in the film “Beat Out That Rhythm on the Drum”. This work became one of the best in her work. Also during this period, the actress took part in a production of the Broadway musical “House of Flowers”Julia
Pearl Bailey was born 29 March 1918, died 17 August 1990. She was a famous American singer and actress. The first major success was on the stage of the cabaret, after which her career began to develop rapidly in all directions.
Pearl Bailey was born in Southampton County, Virginia. At the age of 15 she debuted on the big stage. The first performances were held in the pearl theater, “Pearl Theater” in Philadelphia. And after a small success, she moved to the theater “Apollo” in Harlem. It was then that pearl Bailey began her career in film and music.
In the 1930s, Bailey worked as a dancer and singer in Nightclubs. During the Second world war, singer went several times on tour with famous musicians.
In July 1946, pearl Bailey blew up the American public for his song “It’s A Woman’s Prerogative”. Aspiring singer and actress was a resounding success and her name became familiar to every American.
In 1954 Bailey played one of his first roles on the big screen. She perfectly embodied the image of Frankie in the film “Beat Out That Rhythm on the Drum”. This work became one of the best in her work. Also during this period, the actress took part in a production of the Broadway musical “House of Flowers”.
In 1959, pearl Bailey played the role of Maria in “Porgy and Bess”. This film was attended by such stars as Sidney Poitier and Dorothy Dandridge. In the same year she played the role of aunt Hagar in the film “St. Louis Blues”.
In 1968 pearl Bailey together with KEB Halloweem worked on the new interpretation of the musical “HELLO, DOLLY!”. The project has received resounding success on Broadway.
Career already well-known singer and actress was on the thumb the road. Pearl Bailey became the host of his own show, constantly took part in the popular Broadway musicals and voiced disney cartoons. She tried until the last days to withdraw from the world of cinema, as this art was the meaning of her life.
Her last acting role was in the movie: “Tubby the Tuba”(voice), “Norman… Is That You?”, “The Fox and the Hound”, “The Landlord”, “Carmen Jones”, “Porgy and Bess”.
In August 1990, pearl Bailey died in hospital at Thomas Jefferson University. The cause of her death was heart failure. The actress was buried in memorial Park “Rolling Green”, Pennsylvania.