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 Jean
Harlow (Harlean Carpenter) became a
star in Howard Hughes's sound remake of Hell's
Angels in 1930, and a sex symbol with her
starring role in Platinum Blonde in
1931. Her star was still rising when she
succumbed to kidney failure in 1937. |
 Helen Hayes
(Helen Brown), known as "The First Lady of
the American Theater," was the first person
ever to win a Grammy, an Oscar, a Tony, and an
Emmy in competitive categories. |
 Rita Hayworth
(Margarita Carmen Cansino) was the number 2
pin-up favorite of American GI's during World War
II. Unfortunately her time as a star was
short-lived, and in the early 1950s was more
known for her romance with millionaire playboy
Aly Khan than her acting skills. |
 Bob
Hope (Leslie Townes Hope) is listed
in the Guiness Book of World Records as
the most honored entertainer in the world, with
more than 2,000 awards and honors. He was one of
the very few performers to make the transition
from vaudeville to film, and then from film to
television. |
 Dennis
Lee Hopper had his first success
with Easy Rider in 1969, but did not
enjoy it again until Apocalypse Now in
1979. Since then he has been working steadily as
an actor and director, as well as a photographer
and painter. |
 Moe
Howard (Moses Harry Horwitz) dropped
out of high school to pursue a career in the
theater. He is best known as the leader of The
Three Stooges. |
