JANE WITHERS – 94

Jane Withers was a popular child actress back in the ’30s and ’40s, where her career as a child star peaked. She began performing and became the host during the Golden Age of Radio, and she was only three years old at that time, yet she pulled it off. As a child actor, Withers did voices in Looney Toons for Warner Brothers and Willie Whopper series.

Her name often appeared in movie credits from Ginger, Kid Millions, Paddy O’Day, Little Miss Nobody, Bright Eyes, and Farmer Takes A Wife. “Young Artist, Lifetime Achievement Award” is given to Jane because of his tremendous effort to enhance her acting skills.
During the ’50s and early ’60s, Withers’ career started to slow down, but that doesn’t stop her from getting jobs outside her comfort zone. Many of her fans look forward to seeing Jane in films again. But for now, let’s hope that her investments are enough to provide for her needs.