Maxine Sullivan

Maxine Sullivan was born on May 13, 1911 in USA. Maxine Sullivan's big-screen debut came with Going Places directed by Ray Enright in 1938. Maxine Sullivan is known for L.A. Noire directed by Brendan McNamara, Aaron Staton stars as Cole Phelps and Michael McGrady as Rusty Galloway. The upcoming new movie Maxine Sullivan plays is Red Tails which will be released on Jan 20, 2012.

One of the great American jazz vocalists, born Marietta Williams in Homestead, Pennsylvania. Maxine's precocious talent led to early jobs on radio broadcasts in Pittsburgh and gigs with a local group led by her Uncle Harry, the Red Hot Peppers. After being introduced to the proprietor, she was hired as the featured singer at a speakeasy for $14 a week, a place known euphemistically as the Benjamin Harrison Literary Club. Pianiste Gladys Mosier (who played with the all-girl band of movie star Betty's sister