Actress Cheryl Ann Wilson is a woman of mystery. Usually such parts in Hollywood are filled by slinky brunettes with hooded eyelids and tight, sensual, sneering lips. Playing against accepted type, Cheryl Ann is remembered as a delightful imp of a blonde nymph, her twinkle and pearly teeth lightening the melodramatics as muffy Megan Hathaway for two years on the daytime gut wrencher Days of Our Lives, as scrappy Kate Wells for two seasons of Capitol, and as mellow-looking Sandra Mills for a spell on Santa Barbara. What strange force possessed Cheryl Ann to sometimes go by the name Miranda Wilson? What odd compunction caused her to withdraw from the public eye just as soon as she had caused it to pop out of the public head with her flash of flesh in the horror feature flick Cellar Dweller (1988)? Hollywood loves a good mystery, and if Cheryl Ann would come back and let us know where she has been, we would love her just as much.