Lanny Ross was born on January 19, 1906 in Seattle, Washington, USA as Lancelot Patrick Ross. He was married to Olive White. He died on April 25, 1988 in New York City, New York, USA.
His father was the Shakespearean actor Douglas Ross, and his mother the concert pianist Winifred Williams Ross.
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Made three films under contract to Paramount from 1934, and appeared on Broadway in a 1936 production of "Petticoat Fever".
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Enrolled at Yale University in 1924 and soon became tenor soloist with the Yale Glee Club. Started singing on radio on NBC broadcasts from 1928. Continued his affiliation with music after his graduation, even after pursuing further law studies at Columbia University. Completed his law degree in 1931, but never practised, instead signing a contract with NBC as star of his own radio show at a salary five times that offered by a law firm. His most popular radio hows were "Show Boat" (1931-37) and "The Lanny Ross Show".
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He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Radio at 6777 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.
performer: "That Week in Paris", "When You're in the Room", "Naughty, Naughty", "Sky High", "Home in Your Arms", "A Mist Is Over the Moon", "Victory Song"
Smart Blonde
1937
writer: "Day Dreams" 1935 - uncredited
College Rhythm
1934
performer: "Stay as Sweet As You Are", "Let's Give Three Cheers For Love"
Melody in Spring
1934
performer: "Ending With A Kiss", "Melody in Spring", "It's Psychological", "The Open Road"
Yours Sincerely
1933
Short performer: "Yours Sincerely", "With a Song in My Heart" - uncredited
$17 Million
