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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 266126" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>For personal preference, I favor Ann over Eve simply because I have seen far more of Ann's work. I have seen both PRIVATE SECRETARY and THE ANN SOTHERN SHOW, plus her work with Lucy. I've seen virtually none of Eve's TV work; an episode or two of OUR MISS BROOKS and none of THE EVE ARDEN SHOW.</p><p></p><p>As for their stature as 1950s comediennes, I think their style and success was about on par. I edged Ann over Eve because her TV career in that decade was more robust: her two 50s sitcoms lasted 8 years versus 5 for Eve.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 266126, member: 5079"] For personal preference, I favor Ann over Eve simply because I have seen far more of Ann's work. I have seen both PRIVATE SECRETARY and THE ANN SOTHERN SHOW, plus her work with Lucy. I've seen virtually none of Eve's TV work; an episode or two of OUR MISS BROOKS and none of THE EVE ARDEN SHOW. As for their stature as 1950s comediennes, I think their style and success was about on par. I edged Ann over Eve because her TV career in that decade was more robust: her two 50s sitcoms lasted 8 years versus 5 for Eve. [/QUOTE]
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