Funniest Comedy Icons of the 20th Century, The (Volume 1)
This website is made possible, in part, by displaying a few online advertisements to our visitors.
Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker for this site.
Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker for this site.
Births
Brandon Beach
(Actor)
b. 1879
Washington, D.C.
Stanwood Rogers
(Art Director)
b. 1898
Waterville, ME
Barbara Brown
(Actress)
b. 1901
Los Angeles, CA
Eddie Bruce
(Actor)
b. 1902
Germantown, OH
Miriam Hopkins
(Actress)
b. 1902
Savannah, GA
Evelyn Venable
(Actress)
b. 1913
Cincinnati, OH
Victor Sen Yung
(Actor)
b. 1915
San Francisco, CA
Marti Shelton
(Actress)
b. 1923
Brooklyn, NY
Barbara Hines
(Actress)
b. 1934
Florida
Jean Clark
(Boom)
b. 1945
Decatur, IL Deaths
Hal G. Evarts
(Novel)
d. 1934 (47)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Bruce Sidney
(Actor)
d. 1942 (53)
Los Angeles, CA
Carleton Macy
(Actor)
d. 1946 (85)
Bayshore, Long Island, NY
Harry C. Bradley
(Actor)
d. 1947 (78)
Los Angeles, CA
Bob Evans
(Actor)
d. 1951 (36)
Lee Tracy
(Actor)
d. 1968 (70)
Santa Monica, CA
William Yip
(Actor)
d. 1968 (72)
Los Angeles County, CA
Jean De Briac
(Actor)
d. 1970 (79)
Los Angeles, CA
Crane Wilbur
(Director)
d. 1973 (86)
Toluca Lake, CA
Paul Ritts
(Actor)
d. 1980 (60)
Monroe, MI
Maxine Semon
(Actress)
d. 1985 (76)
Los Angeles, CA
Marilyn Reiss
(Publicity)
d. 2000 (71)
Los Angeles, CA
Sidney Salkow
(Director)
d. 2000 (91)
Valley Village, CA
Bernard Carr
(Actor)
d. 2005 (94)
Pacific Palisades, CA Events
HEADIN' EAST (Shemp Howard) in production
1937-10-12 to 1937-10-20
Moe, Larry and Curly guest starred on the soap opera TODAY'S CHILDREN to promote Pillsbury's "3 Stooges Moving Picture Machine"
1937-10-18THE FRENCH KEY (Joe DeRita) in production
1945-10-09 to 1945-10-27





