Radio Comedian1930's - 1950's

Author

American actor active from 1907-1956

Leading canadian ace in WW1. shot down 72 planes

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and conservationist

Singer/Musician

Speedskating - 1968, '72, '76 Olympics

Author

American racecar driver

Band leader during the Big Band era of the '30's and '40's

12/2/1884-12/30/1956 American actress, dramatist & noted diseuse specialized in character-driven monologues & monodrama. Her best known pieces include The Italian Lesson, Three Women & Mr. Clifford, Doctors and Diets, and A Church in Italy

Former Governor of New Jersey and US Senator

Baltimore Orioles catcher 1955-56

Early Theater Actor/Robinson Crusoe, Jr. [Musical, Extravaganza, Original] Performer: Mabel Hill [Chorus] Feb 17, 1916 - Jun 10, 1916

Blues musician

Actor - Capt. January (title role), Babbitt (title role), Mr. Smith-Washington, 42nd St., Gold Diggers-'33, Footlight Parade, Babes In Arms, Dames, Rain, Capt. Blood, Our Town, Its A Wonderful World, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Miss Annie Rooney, 3 Godfathers

Baseball Player

Historical Actor best known for role of Dracula in 1930's hit

Canadian Football Player

Actor; Talking & Silent Films; The Life of Emile Zola (1937)The Kennel Murder Case (1933)Madame X (1916)

U.S. Representative from Indiana (1967-1997)

voice of Bluto on Popeye

Author

Football Player

Special Effects. Worked on It's A Wonderful Life

Actor, stage director, set designer & lighting designer in musical theatre directed over 50 Broadway & West End shows between 1920 and 1953. One of Broadway's greatest directors & lighting designers' Groundbreaking director & choreographer

Major League Baseball Player 1924-1944, Hall of Fame member, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, Boston Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox. 2x batting champ, .334 lifetime average

Actress

Singer/Musician