List of celebrities and famous people who were born on July 9th
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2015American celebrity family, the daughter R&B singer Bobby Brown (and Alicia Etheredge)
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999Voice Actor
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American child prodigy and poet, She is beautiful, talented, and blonde. At age 9, she had her first solo exhibition of art. She donates a portion of the proceeds from her work to charities. She also has her own website..
Equestrian
Rapper
YouTube Star
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Actor and singer from the Philippines.
Dancer
Soccer Player
Movie Actor
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Vine Star
American porn actress
American actor.
American model
Actor
YouTube Star
Drummer
Brazilian footballer
Brazilian footballer
Brazilian footballer
Brazilian footballer
Japanese actor
New Zealand driver of a race car
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Japanese model
Romanian footballer
American in famous criminal case. She was initially convicted by an Italian court of homicide and then cleared on appeal of murder charges.
Animator
Estonian cyclist
American singer and actress.
Mexican footballer
American freestyle skier
American soccer player
Cameroonian footballer
Actor
South African model
English footballer
Polish swimmer
Polish swimmer
South Korean pianist
Filipino-English actress
German actress makes her debut on the stage at Burgtheater Wien 2008
Canadian singer (Hedley)
Estonian footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
Filipino basketball player
Italian footballer
Finnish tennis player
American violinist (Jethro Tull).
TV Show Host
TV Show Host
Since 20 April 2010, he is a German footballer and goalkeeper at SC Paderborn 07
English actor
Canadian actress and dancer
Japanese race car driver
Actress
Actress
American ballroom dancer
Japanese actor
American soccer manager and player
American newsmaker. She is the fourth American to be conceived by in vitro fertilization (IVF), and the first IVF child not to be born via Caesarean section. She is the daughter pro-baseballer Mike Flanagan.
Country Singer
TV Actor
Canadian killer committed Dawson College shooting (d.2006)
Zambian-English boxer (d. 2013)
South Korean footballer
Actor
Travis Alexander, a 28-year-old salesman, is being tried for murder. Travis Alexander, a Mesa, Arizona salesman, was shot to death at his Mesa home on 4 June 2008. His body was found in a shower. His injuries included multiple stab wounds and a slit throat. He also received a shot to his head. The medical examiner declared him a murder.
American pro wrestler
Puerto Rican actress.
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American model
Actress and singer from Hong Kong
South Korean-American actress
Writer
American long distance runner
German singer
Portuguese footballer
YouTube Star
Japanese journalist and host
Actor
American actor, best known for his role in the TV series "Wonder Years". Later, Savage appeared in other TV sitcoms including "Working" (late '90s).
Fijian-Australian rugby player
Actor
Scottish sports champion at the 400m hurdle
Polish-German footballer, manager
Estonian rapper (ToeTag) (d. 2011.)
Dutch speed skater
Russian actress
American singer and musician (The White Stripes).
French Olympic medalist and synchronized swimmer. In duet with Virginie dedieu, she won a bronze medal in Sydney at the 2000 Summer Olympics. She was fourth in the team competition.
Welsh rugby player
American screenwriter and producer of director films
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Modest Mouse, Ugly Casanova).
American pro wrestler
American actor and producer (d.2015)
British politician
Designer
Barbadian cricketer
Irish football player
Swedish singer-songwriter (Millencolin).
Japanese actor and singer (SMAP).
Politiker and environmentalist from England
English actress and singer (Faith Hope & Charity).
Swedish singer and bassist (Millencolin).
American producer and actor
Actress
WNBA forward (Charlotte Sting)
NFL / WLAF quarterback (Buccaneers, Barcelona Dragons)
Comedian
American songwriter and drummer (The Slackers LeftAPver Crack, Star Fucking Hipsters).
Washington, DC -- 400m runner
NFL Guard (Seattle Seahawks).
American singer, songwriter and actor. His most notable roles include those in ER as Dr. Archie Morris, Party of Five with Will McCorkle, Band of Brothers with Technical Sergeant Donald Malarkey and American Dad! where he voices Steve Smith. Cult fans are also familiar with his role in the two Critters films as Bradley Brown.
Soccer player (Roda JC).
TV rocker (Guys Next Door - "I Was Made For You").
American software developer founded Netscape
Massachusetts, USA; actor ("Together We Stand").
Honolulu (Hawaii) -- WPVA volleyballer ("Best of Beach-9th-1995")
Actress
NFL defensive end (Arizona Cardinals)
WLAF linebacker (Rhein Fire)
Miss Iowa USA (1996)
English model and TV host
Musician
Montreal, Quebec -- NHL center (Chicago Blackhawks)
American football player and sportscaster
Japanese illustrator and author
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969CFL receiver (Edmonton Eskimos)
Dutch assassin who killed Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn in Hilversum on May 6, 2002. Van der Graaf, a vegan and animal rights activist was sentenced to 18 year imprisonment. His trial began on March 2003. Van der Graaf, who was a moralist, expressed concern over the shooting and claimed that Fortuyn was a threat to other groups, including Muslims.
Canadian actress and star of "Que", as well as other TV series, between 1990 and 2010.
NFL defensive linesman (Arizona Cardinals)
Anekdoten, a Swedish singer-songwriter/guitarist
Hong Kong producer and singer (Dry).
Australian coach and footballer
Italian track and field star, an Olympic Silver Medalist for the 10km race-walking event in Atlanta, GA on 7/29/1996.
NFL tackle (Indianapolis Colts and Frankfurt Galaxy)
Manager and footballer from Italy
Swedish author and historian
Swedish politician
Swedish politician
American football coach and player
Belgian writer who writes French. Nothomb claims she was born in Japan. However, she actually discovered Japan at the age two and lived there until she turned five. She then moved on to China, New York and Burma. She comes from a prominent Belgian political family. She is the grandniece and great-granddaughter of Pierre Nothomb, writer and politician, and Charles-Ferdinand …
French politician and member of the National Assembly of France. He is the representative of Loir-et Cher and a member the New Centre.
American screenwriter and producer of actresses
American actor. He is the son of Edward Tierney (an actor), and Lawrence Tierney (an actor). Joe Blow, Michael Tierney's actor/director/porn star, is his brother.
American producer and screenwriter
Australian singer and actress
Australian singer and actress
American cameraman, son of actor Peter Fonda, and brother to actress Bridget Fonda.
Chinese-American actress and soprano (d. 2013).
Actor
Judge
Horse trainer
German screenwriter and director
American installation artist (Born 1965).
American bass player (Anthrax, Helmet).
New York, USA: Rock bassist (Anthrax Protest and Survive).
American musician who reinvented her self several times. First as the lead vocalist in "Hole", then as the wife to the tortured star Curt Cobain. Finally, as Versace model through the transformation from gutter grunge in a Vanity Fair ten-page spread.
Coach and player of Italian football
NBA forward (NY Knicks).
French sailor, who was part the crew that won 1998's 'Route de l'Or' (New York to San Francisco) aboard Aquitaine innovations.
The Chelsea Football Club is the Italian manager of the most popular football team (soccer), taking over from Ruud Guillit in February 1998. Vialli, a former player with Juventus is decisive and bald.
Dallas, Texas -- PGA golfer (1985 Western Open)
Miami, Florida -- Playmate (November, 1985)
Actor
German footballer
American heavy metal bassist (Anthrax Soldiers of Metal)
English actor and tenor
Self-Help Author
American actor
American musician, pianist, and accompanist, who has been performing at weddings, parties, and professional events since 1974. Robin is a pretty girl and has her own band. She also plays in other bands. She graduated from the Dick Grove School of Music with a degree in music. She was a songwriter and wrote a TV-score in 1980. Two songs were …
Musician
Australian rugby player
Argentinian journalist photographer, author
Newton, Massachusetts -- Major USMC/Astronaut
Japanese singer and actress
American boxer and wrestler
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Scottish singer, co-founder of "Simple Minds", a punk band with Derek Forbes and Michael MacNeil, 1978. They contributed the song "DonaEUR(tm]t You (Forget about Me)" to the soundtrack to John Hughes' movie "The Breakfast Club". The group gained worldwide recognition for this song, which rose to number one in the United States charts and was a huge international hit.
Actor
British lawyer
English lawyer and author
Wrestler
New York, USA; actor (Victor Sifuentes - L.A. Law).
American porn actress
Actor
Politician
Australian softball coach (1996 Olympics, Bronze Medalist).
American actress. She studied at the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, Santa Maria, California. She moved to New York City in 1979 to study acting at Juilliard School. She graduated in 1983. She was the Amish mother in Witness, a 1985 film starring Harrison Ford. For this role she was nominated for a Golden Globe award. Charlie, a flight …
British entertainer and flamboyant homosexual singer from the "Soft Cell" aEUR (tm)80aEUR (tm)s group. Anthony, along with Dave Ball, gained a cult-following with hits such as "Tainted Love," No.1 in August 1981 and "Say Hello Wave Goodbye" 1982. Their music was sometimes called "sleazy electronicpop" and focused on themes such as hedonism and alienation. Their album "Memorabilia", which was released …
American producer and screenwriter
He was an American basketball player who played between 1979 and 1990 for the Portland Trail Blazers (now the Boston Celtics). He was the general manager for the Cleveland Cavaliers for six seasons and is now a consultant with Chicago Bulls.
American-ordained Interfaith Minister, UFO contactee, and author specializing on the topic of UFOs.
British comedian, writer, actor, and radio and television presenter. His improvisation skills are well-known. His humour is grounded in deadpan, surreal, and sometimes dark comedy.
California, USA; actress (Top Gun. Accused. Witness).
American film producer and actor, he won an Oscar for Best Actor for "Philadelphia" on 3-21/1994. He also received a second Oscar for "Forest Gump", a film which earned six awards. He is only the second actor to win the top prize twice in a row. The Oscar acceptance speeches were touching and heartfelt for television viewers around the globe. …
French director and singer of hard rock. He is most well-known for being the singer of Trust.
American playwright and poet
Merseyside (England) -- Vocalist (Soft Cell).
California, USA; actor (Bossom Buddies, Big, Punchline).
American producer and actor
Manager and English footballer
Chagrin Falls (Ohio) -- Actress (Cocktail Look Back in Anger).
Russia -- Lieutenant Colonel / Cosmonaut
American colonel lawyer, and politician
American manager and player
Comedy writer/singer (The Howard Stern Show).
New York, USA. Actor (Victor – L.A. Law Running Scared and Believers).
Entrepreneur
Pennsylvania, USA vocalist (Sister Sledge-"We are Family")
Cameroonian politician and footballer (d. 2012).
American author
(Rep-R-Michigan)
Russian Cosmonaut
Canadian choreographer and dancer
Journalist
New York, USA. TV host (Entertainment Tonight).
American composer pianist and host of radio and television shows
Fillmore, Saskatchewan -- Trap shooter (1996 Olympics)
Kansas City, Missouri -- Actor (Thousand Pieces of Gold and Matewan).
Actress
He was a French choreographer and dancer, and the founder of Montpellier International Dance Festival. Even though he had training in classical techniques, his work was influenced by modern American dancer/choreographers such as Merce Cunningham and Martha Graham. In the late 1970s, he founded his own dance company and, in 1981, he established an international dance festival in Montpellier, France.
Latvian politician and businessman, former Prime Minister of Latvia
Ukrainian politician and Prime Minister, from November 21, 2002. He was involved in bitter struggle for the Presidency election in late 2004.
Italian tennis player, who won the singles title December 1976. He was defeated at the Rome international meet on 5/21/1977. Claudio Panatta is his brother and a former tennis champion. Adriano, who retired in 1982 from tennis, became captain of the Davis Cup team and technical coach for the Italian Tennis Team starting in 1985.
American singer-songwriter/pianist (d. 1999).
American homicide. Confession made on 7/2/1993 to the murders of five men outside. Plea bargaining allowed for life imprisonment rather than the death penalty.
American nurse, former Mensan and resident of Big Bear, CA. For many years, he has been fascinated in astrology, both sidereal and tropical, as well as numerology and market trends. He was the editor of "Cosmic Connection" 1987. Schulz has a daughter, who was born in 1985.
Moroccan neurosurgeon and physician
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American author and evangelist
TV Producer
Chef
Lawyer and politician from Indonesia, 15th Minister of Foreign Affairs in Indonesia
American actor and football player
American contemporary artist and sculptor. He is known for his simple, bold lines. His prints can be found in fine shops and decorator salons. His bronze statue of a nude man god, with seven-foot wingspread, sitting on a tricycle and presided over Des Moines, Iowa, was unveiled in 1974.
American professional football player for the Buffalo Bills for nine seasons. He was the winner of the 1968 Heisman trophy and holds several major NFL records. With endorsements and TV commercials, he became multi-millionaire. Simpson continued his endorsements after his football retirement. He starred in movies and worked as a professional interviewer for sports.
English historian (d. 2004)
Dutch singer (Earth, Wind & Fire)
California, USA; NFL running back (Buffalo Bills) / actor.
English drummer (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Born 1947).
San Francisco Sports Champions
Japanese producer and bass player (Yellow Magic Orchestra, Happy End)
Scottish musician and original lead singer of the heavy metal band "AC/DC". After an all-night drinking spree, he choked on his vomit and died, 2/19/1980 in London. This was apparently an occupational hazard for rock-fame.
French pop singer-songwriter and classical French composer.
American atmospheric scientist
Politician
Rocker
English actress
Argentine singer of pop music and ballad, who achieved fame in the 1960 s and 1970. Author and interpreter of remembered hits such as shivering, in A beach next to the sea, we were always partners, among others. He was an actor in several films.
American magician and teacher. She holds two Master's degrees, a Ph.D., and many teaching credits and experience. In 1966, she was asked to teach magic class. After becoming proficient enough to perform at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, she met her husband Jules Lenier and they were married. Later, the marriage was dissolved.
American screenwriter and author
American novelist
American entertainer (d. 1993)
(Rep-D-Virginia)
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 1993).
American mass murderer.
French writer best known for his television screenplays and his cookbooks. Patrice Dard wrote about 175 volumes between 1949 and 2001 of the police novel aEUR~San-AntonioaEUR(tm).
Academic and historian of Indian-English heritage
American ice hockey coach and player (d. 2002).
Spanish actress (d. 1970).
Sociologist
American colonel pilot and astronaut
Kirriemuir (Scotland) -- Rocker
American black actor. He was a prominent figure in the 1970s. He starred in "Shaft," 1971, and two sequels, "Shaft’s Big Score," 1972, and "Shaft in Africa," 1973. The TV series evolved into "Shaft in Africa." He was the son of a chauffeur, and a housekeeper. He went to college on an athletic scholarship, but dropped out. He then changed …
Australian pro-astrologer, 1974-1984; author of "The Astrology book of Calculations," 1984.
Salt Lake City, Utah -- Actress ("Dr Minx")
Editor
Writer
(Rep-R-Michigan, 1985- )
Horse trainer
Politician
American ecclesiastic was ordained as a Roman Catholic priest in Monticello on 6/01/1968. He then moved to St. Benedict's in Bronx, where he became secretary. When it became known that McCarthy had been having affairs with several women, Bishop McCarthy showed a boyish Irish appearance. He resigned his position on 6/11/2002 after a public apology.
Baron Chidgey English engineer, politician
French architect and professor of architecture
Japan -- Lightweight (1964 Olympics, Gold Medalist)
German ballet dancer who joined New York City Ballet in 1962. In 1967, she was a soloist and in 1972, she was a principal dancer. In 1984, she retired.
Director (Strike It Rich)
Rocker
Aroldingen in Germany; ballet dancer (New York City Ballet Company).
(Rep-D-Kentucky)
English musician
Rocker (Duprees)
American political scientist (d.2010)
American politician and lawyer 12th Oregon Attorney General (d.2015)
American psychoanalyst (d. 2010).
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939New York, USA; actor (Shaft, Roots).
Oklahoma, USA; actor. (Bugler Dobbs-F Troop).
French politician who was President of the Languedoc-Roussillon Region between 2004 and his death 24 October 2010. He was previously mayor of Montpellier for 27 year and a former member of the National Assembly (dA(c).putA(c). FrAache was a member the French socialist party, until he was expelled in January 2007.
American producer and director of actor
Indian actor
Seattle, Washington -- US/Japan composer
USA; actor (The Check is in the Mail F/X Cocoon Ants).
English painter, draughtsman and printmaker. Stage designer and photographer.
Half back (Oakland Raiders and Dallas Texans, San Francisco 49ers).
He is a Scottish actor best known for his role in "One Foot in the Grave" as Victor Meldrew. He plays with Annette Crosbie, his real-life wife. It ran from January 1990 through December 1995.
He is a Scottish actor best known for his role in "One Foot in the Grave" as Victor Meldrew. He plays with Annette Crosbie, his real-life wife. It ran from January 1990 through December 1995.
French-Canadian ice hockey player
American violinist and conductor
NYC, New York -- Conductor (Baltimore Symphony-1983).
American poet, writer, and teacher (d. 2002).
American lawyer and advocate
Italian film actor and presenter, who appeared in over 100 films since 1960.
New York, USA; conductor of the Baltimore Symphony-1983
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actor (Bugler Dobbs-F Troop, Teen Wolf)
Nogent sur Marne Journalist
Dutch politician and economist Dutch Minister of Finance (d.2005)
She was known as La Negra, literally: The Black One. She was an Argentine singer that was very popular in Latin America and other countries. Sosa, whose roots are in Argentine folk music made her one of the most prominent exponents nueva canciA3n. She was a vocalist for songs by Brazilians as well as Cubans. Her best-known role was that …
English actor (Born 1935).
Evanston, Illinois -- Adopted son of George Burns
Argentina -- Singer
Minister of Finance (PvdA / President (Nethche bank)
French composer and singer who lives in Nangis.
American architect designed Portland Building and Humana Building (d.2015).
France Actor
In 1976, the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting was awarded to a Scottish-American journalist, writer, and bureau chief of the New York Times. Smith was the author of "The Russians", "The New Russians", and "The Power Game: How Washington Works" in 1976. He was a correspondent for The Times, Moscow, Vietnam and the Middle East.
Author and academic English-American neurologist (d. 2015).
Comedian
Composer
St Bonnet pr?s Bort physician
American official in the government. He was fortunate to have a good childhood and went on an academic scholarship to Princeton to study political science. He was a pilot and instructor in flight, and served in the U.S. Navy from 1954 to 1957. His three terms in Congress were not enough. He was also the U.S. Secretary of Defense from …
Israeli long jumper and sprinter (d. 1972).
France sport Champion
Businessman
US / British oil magnate/billionaire (Getty Oil).
France sport Champion
Journalist
American journalist and author (d.2013)
American composer and conductor
Indian actor producer and screenwriter (d. 2014.)
Norwegian actress, known for her central roles on TV, radio, and film. Her stage debut was in the 1950s. Her breakthrough came in mid-1960s. She is beloved and well-known for her unique talent in putting her own stamp on the roles she plays.
French journalist and author, who passed away on 22 May 2003.
South African rugby and cricket player (d. 2007).
American graphic artist and computer scientist
Illinois, USA; orchestra leader (Eddie Fisher Show).
Scottish painter, artist and promoter of visual and performing arts.
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929Geico Corporation is an American insurance company founded by American accountant, CEO and president. Snyder, a self-described workaholic, pursued interests in merchandise market and holds a BSc in Accounting.
Oklahoma, United States -- Country singer/songwriter (Summer Wine Jackson).
Moroccan royalty; upon the death of his father, Mohamed V, he assumed the throne 2/26/1961 to grapple with the problems of Moroccan economy and politics. At the time, he joked with his friend, King Juan Carlos of Sapin, that most people did not expect his reign to last more than six months. He stayed 38 years. In 1971 he survived …
King of Morocco (1961-19)
American country singer, songwriter, and producer (d.2007)
American singer and mandolin player Jim & Jesse
Hassan II, Morocco (d. 1999).
He was a Spanish road racing cyclist, of Cuban descent. He won the Tour de France in 1959. Nicknamed "Toledo’s Eagle".
American civil engineer, CEO of Florida East Coast Industries. This real estate company builds industrial parks, complexes for business, and railroads. Thornton, who holds a BSc in Civil Engineering is a well-known executive and a committed churchgoer.
Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Ben Casey and Matt Lincoln, Firehouse).
French comics collector who founded the AngoulAame International Comics Festival in 1974 (French Festival international de la bande dessinA(c),e d'AngoulAame).
French interior designer and furniture designer. He is best known for his groundbreaking work with Artifort in 1960s and 1970s interior design.
American actor and singer (Ames Brothers).
"Red" Kelly, NHL Hall of Famer (Norris Trophy).
American actress (d. 1986).
Canadian ice hockey coach and politician
He is a French West African poet and one of the most promising. He is also known for his contributions to the NA(c).gritude literary movement. His work is a reflection of his anti-colonial stance as well as his hopes for an independent Africa.
Massachusetts, USA; actor ("Mingo-Daniel Boone").
Germany Actor
American-Danish Nobel Prize laureate in Physics and Academic Nobel Prize
American illustrator (d.2015)
Psychologist
Politician
Indian actor and filmmaker (d. 1964).
Brooklyn, New York -- Singer ( Show)
(Rep-D-Ohio, 1973-74, 77- )
Indian actor director and producer (d. 1964)
New York, USA; singer (Alan Dale Show).
American academic
French accordionist also known as Jo La-Re-Do.
German psychologist, dramatist, and publicist, 1956-'70; feature writer 1971-'76; an astrologer from 1952 and an author. He is a certified member of aEUR~Deutscher Astrologenverband/DAV, 1987 and since 1991, the director of a DAV-training centre (DAV-Ausbildungszentrum) in Bamberg, Germany, where he is an organizer of workshops and holiday courses.
Businessman/art collector
American engineer author and academic (d.2010)
Chinese-American businesswoman. She took over the industrial building company of her husband, who died in 1960. She built 16 commercial buildings within 15 years. In her state, she was also the first woman to be awarded government contracts. She was also the first foreign-born American recipient of D.A.R. honors. In 1984, she was elected City Commissioner. She also became the …
Composer dies at 59
New York, USA; pianist (Los Angeles Philharmonic).
American business executive, Jeanette Demont was the first child of John Paul Getty and Jeanette Demont.
American composer and pianist (d. 2008).
American basketball player, sometimes called J.C. Pollard. He served his military duty in WWII by winning the NCAA championship at Stanford University. He was drafted into the Chicago Stags' BAA team in 1947. In 1955, he retired from professional basketball and began coaching. The BAA, forerunner of NBA, named him "The Kangaroo Kid", for his extraordinary ability to jump high.
French immunologist and oncologist, who performed the first successful bone-marrow transplant on twins in 1959.
Morroco -- King Of Morocco (1961-)
Oakland sports Champions
Sermages physician
French journalist, writer, inventor, and scientist. We owe the electronic fox (circa 50), one of the earliest ancestors to robotics.
Dutch farmer/ WWII resistance fighter
American general (d. 2013)
American sexologist born in New Zealand (Born 1921)
French officer in World War II. Aviator who was awarded the title of Compagnon de la LibA (c)ration'.
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Lighthouse-keeper
Composer
Norwegian chemical engineer and manager. He was first hired by M. Peterson & SA in 1941. After a series promotions, he became the CEO of the company in 1981. He is one of only two honorary members of Moss' Industrial Association.
Périgueux Journalist
Football Player
Dutch mathematician (d. 2012).
Finnish 12th General of The Salvation Army (d.1999)
Finnish 12th General of The Salvation Army (d.1999)
Novelist
Hartford, Connecticut -- Leader of the Orchestra (Cavalcade Of Stars).
British politician, who was elected P.M. in June 1970. He resigned in 1974 after the defeat of the Conservatives. He was replaced as Party leader seven months later. Thirty years later, he is credited with leading Britain to the European economic community.
American composer (Pink Champagne).
New Zealand composer
New Zealand composer
American sergeant and photographer (d.2008)
American composer and educator (d. 2005).
France sport Champion
Norwegian resistance fighter and organizer for XU (the main intelligence gathering organization in occupied Norway during World War II).
Rochester, New York -- Composer (Paderewski Prize-1943)
American astrologer, the co-author-publisher-editor of "Stellium Quarterly" in the early '80s along with his wife, Kt Boehrer. James died July 8, 1983 in El Paso, TX. He was 69.
Musician
German politician and engineer 4th Prime Minister for East Germany (d. 1999).
Aix en Provence physician
Critic
British playwright, artist, illustrator, author, poet and author. In his last ten years, he was afflicted by encephalitis. His most famous work is the "Gormenghast trilogy". He was married once.
General of the French Army, Director of Intelligence in World War II.
Scottish cattle breeder/leader of clan Fraser
American physicist (d.2008)
Soldier / landowner
Costa Rican educator and historian. He grew up in a home that was surrounded by books, and he quickly learned about many aspects of human knowledge. He studied primary education at the John Rudin School, and in 1931 he completed secondary education at Liceo de Costa Rica, where he received a Bachelor in Science and Letters. After his studies were …
American runner. He was an American runner who competed in the 400m in the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, United States. He won the silver medal. He passed away on 6 October 2002.
American author and physicist (d. 2008).
La Couronne physician
Gognies-Chauss?es EXecutives
American politician. From 1943 to 1946, he was a lieutenant-commander in the United States Naval Reserve. Dyal was elected a Democrat to Congress on January 3, 1965 aEUR", January 3, 1967. He died in Oakland (California) on 12 May 1978.
Fashion designer / musician
Famous birthdays on July 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909French inventor of Ricard pasties, and anisette. He was the son of a wine broker and was president and director from 1938 to 1968, then Honorary President of Ricard Company until 1968.
From 1936, he was a French librarian at Paris's Bibliotheque Naţionale. Parapsychological phenomena, particularly those relating to mystical experiences and techniques, were of particular interest to him. Bruno wrote a variety of articles.
American illustrator and author (d. 1978).
Pakistani scholar and philosopher (d. 1973).
Pakistani philosopher, scholar, and orator (d. 1973).
American photographer critic and educator (d. 1976).
American actor and singer (d. 1999).
Politician
A British composer and family member of distinction, who was the first to adopt the 12-tone technique in England, most notably with the "Chamber Concerto No 1" (1939).
Denver, Colorado -- Actor (Navy vs. Night Monsters)
Architect
Dutch writer (Secret Resistance).
Canadian president of National Hockey League (Born in 1905)
Netherlands Writer
German writer (Crazy Ferdinand)
English soldier (d. 1993)
British author who wrote hundreds of books about philosophy, history and sociology. She also wrote verse and autobiographies. But her most popular work is romance novels. Guinness gave her credit as the most prolific writer alive, with 723 books selling over a billion copies around the world. Cartland published a novel every week, often while sitting on a chaise lounge …
English novelist (d. 2000)
Greek politician (d. 2004)
North Carolina, United States -- Actor ("Thats My Mama," Rolly-Amen).
Composer