Ethel Waters
actress • soundtrack
Ethel Waters (October 31, 1896 – September 1, 1977) was an American blues, jazz and gospel vocalist and actress. She frequently performed jazz, big band, and pop music, on the Broadway stage and in concerts, although she began her career in the 1920s singing blues. Her best-known recordings include...
Born: October 31, 1896 in Chester, Pennsylvania, USA
Died: September 1, 1977 (age 80)
Known For
Movies & TV Credits
39 total credits across film and television
Title | Job | Year |
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Actress | 2006 | |
Actress | 2003 | |
Blues Masters Movie | Actress | 1999 |
Actress | 1989 | |
Actress | 1976 | |
Actress | 1975 | |
Actress | 1975 | |
Actress | 1973 | |
The Pearl Bailey Show TV Show | Actress | 1971 |
The Barbara McNair Show TV Show | Actress | 1969 |
The Dick Cavett Show TV Show | Actress | 1968 |
The Hollywood Palace TV Show | Actress | 1964 |
Daniel Boone TV Show | Actress | 1964 |
The Great Adventure TV Show | Actress | 1963 |
The Mike Douglas Show TV Show | Actress | 1961 |
Route 66 TV Show | Actress | 1960 |
Actress | 1959 | |
The Heart is a Rebel Movie | Actress | 1958 |
Carib Gold Movie | Actress | 1956 |
Actress | 1956 | |
Actress | 1956 | |
Playwrights '56 TV Show | Actress | 1955 |
Climax! TV Show | Actress | 1954 |
General Electric Theater TV Show | Actress | 1953 |
Actress | 1952 | |
Beulah TV Show | Actress | 1950 |
What's My Line? TV Show | Actress | 1950 |
Pinky Movie | Actress | 1949 |
The Ed Sullivan Show TV Show | Actress | 1948 |
Stage Door Canteen Movie | Actress | 1943 |
Cabin in the Sky Movie | Actress | 1943 |
The Voice That Thrilled the World Short Film | Actress | 1943 |
Cairo Movie | Actress | 1942 |
Tales of Manhattan Movie | Actress | 1942 |
Let My People Live Short Film | Actress | 1939 |
Gift of Gab Movie | Actress | 1934 |
Bubbling Over Short Film | Actress | 1934 |
Rufus Jones for President Short Film | Actress | 1933 |
On With the Show! Movie | Actress | 1929 |