List of celebrities and famous people who were born on May 1st
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006American daughter of Shaquille O’Neal, a noted father, and Shaunie O’Neal, his wife Shaunie. She is the sixth and third children of the couple.
American child of Kobe Bryant, a noted basketball player. Gianna Bryant is the second child of Kobe Bryant and Vanessa Bryant. She was born six months after her father was cleared of all charges of rape.
TV Actress
Gymnast
Vine Star
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Actress
Vine Star
Movie Actor
TV Actress
TV Actress
Swedish ice hockey player
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Pop Singer
Brazilian footballer
Metal Singer
Vine Star
Canadian ice hockey player
French footballer
TV Actress
YouTube Star
Japanese singer (MilkyWay)
Model
Czech footballer
Pop Singer
American screenwriter and producer of actor actors
Polish footballer
Baseball Player
Actress
YouTube Star
TV Actress
Athlete
Musician
YouTube Star
Mexican footballer
German footballer
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Family Member
Reality Star
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Spanish footballer
Latvian runner
Indian model and actress
American actor
Latvian figure skater
Italian footballer
Athlete
Australian Rules Football
English actor
Ecuadorian footballer (d. 2013)
Actress
Australian rules footballer
Ecuadorian footballer
Australian footballer
American actress
Actress
Bangladeshi cricketer
American actress.
American Ice Hockey Player
Actor
Actress
Japanese musician (NEWS)
Guitarist
American Ice Hockey Player
Dancer
Swedish footballer
Australian Rules footballer
Colombian footballer
The Olympic champion swimmer from France, the French swimmer won three medals at Beijing's 2008 summer Olympics. He won a gold medal and a bronze in the freestyle races, and helped his team to win a silver in 4 x 100m relay.
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
American professional wrestler
American wrestler
TV Actor
Spanish tennis player
Musician
Actress
Croatian football player
Reality Star
American football player
Actor
Musician
Belarusian footballer
Ghanaian footballer
Mexican footballer
French pop and jazz singer, born in Chambray-Lès-Tours. After the divorce of her parents, she moved to Bordeaux. In the early 2010s, she meets an international audience through Europe, mainly in Germany and Russia, especially with her hit "Je veux".
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2010).
Belgian race car driver
Mexican actress
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Hockey forward (Canada, Olympics-1998)
American actor
British musical artist
Miss Virginia Teen USA (1997).
American drunk driver convicted for homicide by motor vehicle. Stephen Guarente, a drunk driver, was returning home from his brother's wedding at 12:20 am on September 30, 2001. His car crashed into another vehicle in Lynn, MA. The accident killed a four-year-old child, and injured the childaEUR (tm), father and sister. GuarenteaEUR (tm) had a blood alcohol level well above …
Italian rugby player
Actress
American singer who was the lead singer of the punk band Link 80 (from 1995 to 1997).
American basketball player
American actor
Japanese actress and model
New Zealand; 100 metre breast stroke (Olympics 1996).
Austrian politician and swimmer
Actress
He was an American contestant in a TV reality TV show. He competed with Donato Ventresca, Brian Glazer, and other contestants to win the hand of Larissa Meek, model, on "Average Joe Hawaii." She didn't choose any of them. Glazer, a Charlestown stockbroker, reached round six before she was axed. Ventresca is a sewer contractor, while Walsh is an environmental …
Actor
California; actor (Edward Winslow Family Matters).
Comedian
Dutch swimmer
TV Actor
Cameroonian footballer (d. 2003)
American basketball player: Pacers forward
Cameroonian footballer (d. 2003)
Actor
California, USA; Tennis star.
NFL wide receiver (Minnesota Vikings).
Australian singer (Hi-5)
Hockey forward (Team Kazakhstan Olympics- 1998)
Gospel Singer
French soccer/football goalkeeper. He played for Toulouse Fontaines (1995-1996), Guingamp (1996-1999), Marseille (2001), Ajaccio (192001), Marseille (2001), Sedan (2006), Guingamp (2007-).
NFL center (Seattle Seahawks).
German footballer
NFL running back (New England Patriots).
German footballer
American actress
Actor
Samoan rugby player
Yemeni terrorist
Indian film actor
Australian-American golfer who is a member the PGA Tour.
Politician
Swenson; Miss USA South Dakota (1997)
Novelist
Australia; Nike golfer (1994 Victorian PGA).
Buffalo Bills).
Polish soldier and hurdler
American football player
South African tennis player
Italian player on the Men's Volleyball Team that won a Bronze Medal at Atlanta Olympics, 8/04/1996.
WLAF wide receiver (Scotland Claymores).
Pelt; NFL quarterback (Buffalo Bills).
NFL cornerback (Dallas Cowboys).
Australian field hockey goalkeeper (1992, 1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Suede The Tears, McAlmont and Butler).
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Director
NBA forward / guard (Sacramento Kings)
Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Edmonton Oilers).
Buffalo, New York -- Playmate June 1997
American model TV personality and author
American musician (The Smashing pumpkins).
German soccer player, who was a participant in the Italian Championship for Milan. Bierhoff retired from active play in 2004 and has been the manager of Germany's men's football team since 29 July 2004. This position is still his in 2014.
American Female bodybuilder
South Korean actor
Australia's badminton player (Olympics 1996).
Soccer player (Roda JC).
New Jersey, USA: Rock drummer (Trixter-"Give It To Me Good")
American bass player (The Black Crowes Lynyrd Skynyrd Train, and Rock Star Supernova).
American musician
Hawaii, United States -- Actor. (Satisfaction. Shout).
Salem, Oregon -- Playmate (June 1989).
NFL linebacker (Washington Redskins).
Scottish Claymores).
German football player
MTxico; pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
New York, USA; marathon runner (Olympics-1996).
New York, USA. Actor (18 Again, Heartbreak Hotel).
Belgian cyclist who entered Atlanta Olympics but withdrew prior to the competition.
North Carolina, USA. Rock bassist (Black Crowes-"Shake Your Money Maker")
Photographer
Ohio, USA; 1.5k runner.
British royal, daughter of Princess Margaret (and Anthony Armstrong-Jones). Seven-year-old ex-actor Daniel Chatto, a fellow artist and actor, was her husband. They were married in a small, beautiful 17th-century church near St. Paul's. They met in India while working as wardrobe assistants on the 1983 movie "Heat and Dust" and started their relationship in 1986.
Dutch speed skater
Dutch soccer player (NEC).
Princess Margaret's daughter
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon's daughter.
American producer and guitarist, singer-songwriter
journalist.
French racehorse trainer, based in Deauville.
Minnesota, USA; Tennis star.
Director
Cornerback for the Canadian Football League (Edmonton Eskimos).
American murderer.
Romanian actress
California, USA; volleyball player (Olympics-silver-1984, bronze-1992, 1996).
American homicide. He committed the crime while on a drug binge on 10/25/1992. He was an unemployed carpenter who lived next to Clark University genetics professor Margaret Comer for 12 years. For the 50-year old professor, he often performed handyman work. After he split with his girl friend, he moved back to the neighborhood.
American football coach and manager
Current judge at The People's Court
Oklahoma, USA; Catcher (Milwaukee Brewers New York Mets Atlanta Braves Toronto Blue Jays).
Athlete
Russian hammer thrower
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
American jockey who won 1,704 races between 1976 and 1977. He was the son of a blacksmith, and a trainer-mom. At five years old, he was already riding at full speed. Cauthen, a 16-year-old pro rider, was the "boy wonder" that won 23 of 54 races in one week. He won a record $6.1million in purses at 17 and won …
Businessman
Nova Scotia, Canada; American canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959French playwright and actress
NBA guard/forward (Houston Rockets and Indiana Pacers).
Politician
rock saxophonist (Haircut 100).
South African basket weaver and cricketer
American actress, Veronique Passani's daughter is a well-known family member. She has starred in roles in "Forbidden love" (1986) and "Wall Street" (1987).
Swiss-born television moderator.
Ohio, USA; actor (Detective Zito - Miami Vice).
Director and producer of an Italian banker
French sommelier who is vice president of the Association des sommeliers de paris ile de france'
California, USA; ScD/astronaut (STS 83 alternate).
rock guitarist (Mr Mister).
American politician (Representative-Democrat-New Hampshire).
Astronaut
Japanese composer
French film and theatre actress, the daughter of an engineer. She was co-founder of La Compagnie du Chapeau Rouge and began her career in 1980 with the film "Mon oncle d'AmA(c).rique". She won the Cesar Award in 1996 for best actress in a supporting part for "Un Air de famille", directed by Cedric Klausisch. She was also nominated for the …
Kansas, USA; actor (Warren Coolidge-St Elsewhere).
German politician and educator
American cartoonist and comic-book artist
English musician
French pro-astrologer and author of "Le temps sidA (c)ral vA (c)cu. Essai d'astrochronobiologie" (2001).
American composer
Italian actor, well-known family, and son of actor ugotognazzi
Scottish politician
Director
French singer and songwriter.
Reporter (Entertainment Tonight)
Michigan, USA; rock guitarist/vocalist ("Ghostbusters").
Canadian-American activist and author (d. 2011).
Pop Singer
French journalist and television host on France 2 national channel. She was born to a Spanish mother (refugee). From 13:00 to 2009, she presented the daily news.
LPGA golfer
rocker (Zebra).
Japanese actor and singer of voice
American record producer and songwriter
French sculptor.
Malaysian-born English judge and academic
English academic and economist
English judge and lawyer
English celebrity chef
Finnish pop singer
Belgian (Flemish), singer and partner of Sanne.
English race car driver
Barbadian cricketer, coach
American actor
French student activist and political activist. He was trying to flee police from a Parisian University on 13 May 1980 at 5:55pm.
Russian hurdler (world record 1986).
Coach and player from Scotland football
American producer and actor
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American computer programmer and astrologer. He was the head developer of the Kepler and Sirius astrology softwares. He was a practicing astrologer in full-time until he decided to dedicate his time to astrological programming. David came up with new ideas in harmonic and composite astrology, degree meanings, and charts. He was co-founder of the Avalon School of Astrology and is …
Turner Overdrive) (d. 2010)
Iowa, USA; actor.
Scottish politician. He was elected a Member of Parliament on 6/15/1989 to succeed Robert McTaggart who died 3/23/1989.
English saxophonist clarinet player, composer
Canadian bass player (April Wine & Bachman Turner Overdrive). (d. 2010).
Orange County Choppers was co-founded by a senior American motorcycle designer
California, USA; fencer-epee (Olympics-1996).
American director and stuntman
American soul singer Archie Bell and The Drells
American scholar and sociologist
American black-feminist scholar
Hungarian sprinter
Educator
Swiss astrologer, occultist, parapsychologist and author.
American golfer. Heard won five championships in the 1970s. However, he was struck by lightning while playing in the 1975 Western Open with fellow golfers Lee Trevino, Bobby Nichols and Bobby Nichols. He was severely injured but he recovered and returned the tour. He won the Atlanta Classic in 1978 despite suffering from crippling pain. He never recovered the form …
Politician
French businessman, who was also the chairman of Soco International (an oil brokerage). He died in Paris, 5 December 2006.
rocker (B T Express).
Mexican-born Israeli-American theoretical particle physicist (d. 2015.)
Author and poet from Chilean-Swedish
American pastor and author. She was the daughter of Bette Davis, a film star, and William Grant Sherry. Davis's fourth husband Gary Merrill adopted her in 1950. In Payment on Demand (1951), her mother filmed her as an infant. B.D. was her stage name. Merrill played the minor role of next-door neighbor's daughter in "What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?" …
British actress, born in Kashmir. She is known for her elegant and statuesque appearance. She is also highly intelligent and well-read. In 1969, her first film of import was "On Her Majesty’s Secret Service". Her TV films include "The New Avengers", which aired August 1976, and "Sapphire and Steel", 1979-1982, and "Absolutely Fabulous", 1992. She was intelligent and well-read. At …
Actor (Story Of Adele H).
American Astrologer, with metaphysical interests. Author of books about her past lives.
Artist
Rock bassist (Buckinghams Chicago).
Hong Kong screenwriter and director producer
New York, USA. Rocker (Blood Sweat and Tears).
USSR -- Floor exercise gymnast (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
Tennessee, USA. Singer ("Higher and Higher", “We're All Alone”).
American keyboard player, songwriter and producer (The Imperial Show Band, Booker T. & The M.G. 's) (d. 2007)
American singer, recording artist and musician with solo and groups. In the late 1960s, she sang in Memphis radio commercials. She then moved to California with "Friends," which was followed by "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" during 1970's tour. Her first album, Rita Coolidge, was a hit straight away after she signed with A&M. This put her on the map and …
Author
Musician
Indian politician and businessman
Greek-German singer
Italian singer, keyboardist, and vocalist. He is part of the pop band Pooh from 1966 to 1966. Pooh has sold more than 100 million records.
French prelate, Archbishop of Marseille from 2006 and President of the Bishops’ Conference of France depuis 1 July 2013.
French cartoonist, illustrator and writer of comics.
Missouri, USA; actress (Cool Hand Luke).
Politician
Nauruan politician (Born 1943)
Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Joe- Knots Landing Cagney and Lacey).
American actor
American psychic, actor and ordained minister. He co-edited "The Rising Sign" 1971-1976 with Angela Gallo.
Composer
Actress (Dirty Picture)
Cypriot-English businessman
Orl?ans EXecutives
American Greetings is a multinational greeting card manufacturer and distributor. The CEO and German-American executive of American Greetings is a German-American. Weiss graduated with a BA in Economics. He is well-known for expanding their greetings card line and growing the company's business.
Novelist
Estonian dissident and chemist (d. 1981).
Italian jewelry designer
American literary critic and novelist
American educator and physicist (Born 1911).
Russian mathematician, academic
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939American folk singer, known for her crystal clear soprano for more than 30 years. Judy Collins, the daughter of Charles Collins, a blind singer and Marjorie Collins, was a homemaker and pianist. She made her debut on her father's Denver radio station as a prodigy at classical piano. After growing bored with her classical training, she turned to folk music. …
American homicide, who was on the FBI's "10 Most Wanted" list for his crimes. After robbing the bank on January 8, 1969, Bryant shot and killed two FBI agents. Bryant was captured and sentenced to life imprisonment with no parole possibility on 11/03/1969.
Virginia, USA; news anchor (ABC Evening News).
An Italian television announcer and former TV presenter.
Canadian pianist composer and conductor
At 49, 1st black TV anchor of ABC (ABC), dies from AIDS
Washington, USA: singer ("Send in the Clowns", “Both Sides Now”, "Clouds").
Miami, Florida -- Actor (Nick-Married People)
Writer
Poet
Swedish composer (Doppelspiel)
American football player, vegetarian.
English educator and illustrator
English actress
Jean-Marie Straub, a French filmmaker, formed a creative duo. Between 1963 and 2006, they made a total of two dozen films. Their films are known for their intellectually stimulating and rigorous style. Both were French but they mostly worked in Germany and Italy.
American activist and author
Swedish composer and director producer (d. 2014).
American actress
English screenwriter and playwright
French musicologist.
English playwright and director
American civil servant, he's the New York City Park Commissioner.
American jazz pianist and singer (d. 2005).
Mexican politician
Curacaos poet ("Gedichten in the Bay & Elsewhere")
American actress (d. 1983).
Mexican politician
Former chairman of British Rail from 1990 to 1995, Scottish businessman. Sir Robert Reid joined Shell Petroleum as a 1956 employee and quickly rose up the ranks to become Chairman and CEO of Shell UK, which he held for five consecutive years. His career at Shell was largely spent in Australia, Brunei and Nigeria, as well as Thailand.
Tunisian-English sculptor
French administrator and applied economist who was the Managing Director for the International Monetary Fund from 16 January 1987 to 15 February 2000.
Musician
New York City, New York USA; actress (Defenders and Another Day).
Critic
French economist and politician.
French hematologist (physician who specializes in blood diseases)
Italian soccer/football player. He was a striker who had a professional career between 1951-1954. Due to a knee injury, he had to be forced to retire early.
English admiral (d.2013)
Palestinian publisher and author
American politician and lieutenant 39th Mayor of Los Angeles
American football player. He is also an Olympic medal holder in track and field events. He was also a fraternal twin. He played professional football from 1952 to 1966, setting a record for all-purpose play. He also set a league record in career touchdown returns and combined net yards. His two teams, the Rams and Cardinals, both won their seasons. …
Los Angeles Rams; Detroit Lions; Philadelphia Eagles
Trinity sports Champions
American blues singer (d. 1968)
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French road bike racer who won a stage at the 1954 Tour de France. He specialized in track racing later in his career and was the French champion three times.
German-English politician and sociologist (d. 2009).
Alabama, USA; rocker (Young Love).
Colmar Actor
Italian actress, known for her collaborations with Pier Paolo Pasolini, Federico Fellini and Bernardo Bertolucci. Pasolini was a friend for many years and she made a documentary in 2001 about him. Before her acting career, she was a professional jazz singer. She died July 31, 2004.
Musician
New York, USA: calypso singer ("The Banana Boat Song")
Denmark -- 100m freestyle swimmer (1948 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
English Earl / large landowner / multi-millionaire
Flemish screenwriter (Sea Gulls Die In the Harbor).
Yugoslav-Croatian footballer (d. 1983)
Israeli composer and conductor (d. 2005).
Belgian radio journalist and writer.
Appleton Actor
French journalist and TV-radio host, father to Philippe Chatel.
American actor and theatre producer. He died in 2002, on the 20th of February.
Actress
Hungarian-American mathematician, academic
Belgian singer. Aged 83, he died 10 July 2009.
Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest. He was a specialist exorcist, with the highest church authority to carry out church rites in cases where demonic possession is concerned.
American astronaut-aquanaut, the second American astronaut to fly in orbital space. He made the fourth Mercury flight in Aurora 7, circling the Earth three more times. He was a participant in two Sealab experiments and lived undersea for extended periods of time. Carpenter is the only person to have explored both inner and outer space. Carpenter was instrumental in the …
Colorado, USA; astronaut (Mercury 7 - Aurora 7).
Génelard Politician
Scholar and academic from Bangladesh (d. 2014).
Pennsylvania, United States -- NFL Hall of Fame Center / Linebacker (Philadelphia).
English psychotherapist and academic (d. 2014.)
American screenwriter (Born in 1924)
American screenwriter (Born in 1924)
Composer
Czech film director (d. 2004)
New York, USA; TV host (Jeopardy) (dies 1995).
Composer
Czech screenwriter and director (d. 2004).
American actor and host of a game show (d. 1995).
American mathematician, computer scientist, and academic
American pianist and singer (d. 1972).
American screenwriter and author (d. 1995).
France sport Champion
First black woman to be elected as a cabinet member in the United States
French rugby player. He was selected 22 times for international events between 1945-1949 to be in the 2nd row. Died 4/05/1983.
Musician
American playwright and novelist (d. 1999).
Polish soldier (d. 1944)
Italian-Brazilian archbishop (d. 2012)
New York, USA. Novelist (Catch-22 Arts and Letters Award, 1963).
American journalist and broadcasting executive. He was once married and had four children. Goodman passed away on the 2nd of July 2012.
American playwright and Pulitzer Prize winner May 1961 for "All The Way Home", a Broadway adaptation James Agee's novel "A Death in the Family". From 1953 to 1961, he was a television writer who brought drama into American homes with 17 original plays that were at least an hour long.
France Actor
Glasgow EXecutives
Canadian politician and scholar
French academic who is well-known for his research on mythology, symbolic anthropology, and imaginary.
president (Flemish Iron Pilgrimage committee).
English large landowner / multi-millionaire
Romanian journalist and author (d. 1991).
American pole vaulter and jumper (d.2012)
French entrepreneur who built the first coffee roasting plant in Montpellier in 1953. He was a continuation of his father's coffee business. So is the 'Jacques Vabre' coffee brand.
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Actor from Ireland (d. 2005).
7th Prime Minister of Morocco: A Moroccan politician and businessman
American pacifist, founder of Pacifica Radio (d.57)
Scottish clan-captain / large landowner
Prime Minister of Morocco
Indian singer
American comedian and talk show host (d.2004).
Tours physician
Canadian politician and captain (d. 1995).
Ukrainian-Russian academic and physicist (d. 1977).
French Catholic priest and titular bishop of Vico Equense, 1985-1998
French actress and actress. She was a star on screen since 1930. She was an entertainer during World War II and was placed on the French Resistance executions list. After the war, her name was cleared. She was a beauty of international fame, appearing in "Coco" on stage in 1970.
French composer, pianist, singer, and jazz trumpeter.
France Actor
Author / actor (Amsterdam Affair).
Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Steve Hardy- General Hospital)
France Actor
Judge and diplomat Trinidadian navigator (d. 2013).
Russian scholar and rabbi (d. 2001).
French journalist, photographer and photojournalist.
American comedian, singer, comedian, conversationalist, and Tonight Show host, 1957-1962. He was nominated five Emmys, and was honored by Los Angeles Museum of Broadcasting on 3/14/1991.
Canadian-American actor. He starred in more than 200 movies between 1987 and 1987 than any other actor. His long list of westerns included "The Adventures of Martin Eden", 1942, "Blackboard Jungle," 55 and "The Rounders," 1965. He starred in "Cade's Country" a TV series during the 1970s.
France Military man
Entertainer
Scranton, Pennsylvania -- Urbanologist
Scranton, Pennsylvania -- Urbanologist
German industrialist was abducted and held in captivity for 43 days. He was later killed by terrorists at the RAF on 18 October 1977.
American athlete (d. 1993).
German businessman (d. 1977).
Dutch javelin thrower (d.2010)
French writer, poet, and art critic.
American actor and comedian (Born 1913).
Czech-English pianist conductor, educator (d. 1980).
France Writer
mezzo-soprano.
de Leon composer.
German U-boat commander (Born 1912)
At 60, the US Governor (Arkansas) dies.
English-Canadian poet, playwright, and educator (b. 1998)
Astronomer/astro-physicist; noted UFO investigator (d. 1986)
Actor
NFL Hall of Famer (Braves, Washington Redskins).
Ukrainian-American activist and philosopher (d. 1987).
Inducted into the Football Hall of Fame as a coach and player of American professional football in 1968. He won the league's rushing championship in 1932, his rookie year. In 1937, he retired from the field.
American astronomer (d. 1986).
Dutch organ builder (d.2003)
Turkish politician and sociologist (d. 1987).
Famous birthdays on May 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Composer dies at 56
Greek poet.
Cain Original United Kingdom Speaking Clock Voice
Saumur Military man
Estonian-Soviet politician and pilot (d. 1996).
Greek poet, winner the Lenin Peace Prize and 9 times nominated for the Nobel Prize (d. 90).
American mathematician (d. 1992).
Italian journalist and author (d.68)
Italian cartoonist, humorist and journalist Don Camillo is his most well-known creation. Fernandel, a French comic actor, starred in several successful French-language films that featured the character.
Vouziers Writer
American singer ("God Bless America") dies in Raleigh (North Carolina) at the age of 78 (born 1907).
American bassist (Mills Blue Rhythm Band), (d. 1972).
CEO (Aruban Theatre Group)
Civil rights attorney (d. 2007.)
German SS Officer and Physician (d. 1983).
France sport Champion
Italy Actor
German-American screenwriter and producer (d. 1988).
Savignac les Eglises Journalist
France Painter
Italian actress and TV character actor, she starred alongside the great Italian actors of the era.
France sport Champion
French Canadian lawyer, businessman, and politician (d. 1982).
Soviet Prime Minister (1980-85).
New York, actress (Big House and Ruggles of Red Gap).
Azay-le-Rideau physician
France Painter
Neuilly-St Front EXecutives
Economist
Osse en Aspa physician
American pianist composer and conductor
Economist
American film composer
Hungarian scholar, author (d. 1945).
Autodidact inventor and mechanic, MA(c)rida Venezuela.
American poet, critic and academic (d. 1989).
Italian Author (Fontamara Pane e vino), Dies at 78
Polish poet writer, art theoretician, and memorialist (d. 1967).