Famous people and celebrities born in September 1904

Welcome to our dedicated page for celebrating the notable individuals born in September 1904! This month and year saw the birth of many influential figures who have made significant contributions to various fields, including entertainment, sports, politics, and more. Explore the biographies and achievements of these famous personalities and see how their talents have shaped the world. Join us in honoring the stars born in this memorable time.

• Sept. 1 Johnny Mack Brown

  Versatile American actor and former football player who successfully transitioned from sports to Hollywood, appearing in numerous Western films during the 1930s and 1940s.

• Sept. 2 August Jakobson

  August Jakobson was a prominent Estonian author and political figure who played a significant role in Estonian literature and politics during the mid-20th century. He was known for his contributions to Estonian cultural and political discourse during a challenging period of Soviet occupation. His works and political activities left a lasting impact on Estonian intellectual history.

• Sept. 4 Chistian-Jaque

  Prominent French filmmaker who was married to actress Martine Carol from 1954 to 1959. He directed notable films like 'Lucrece Borgia' (1953), 'Madame du Barry' (1954), and 'Nana' (1955).

• Sept. 6 Max Rosenbloom

  American light heavyweight boxing champion who was active in the 1930s, known for his successful boxing career.

• Sept. 6 Avot Yeshurun

  Prominent modern Hebrew poet who made significant contributions to Israeli literature.

• Sept. 6 Pedro Mello

  Portuguese poet who won the national poetry award in 1972, known for incorporating Portuguese landscapes and experiences into his writing.

• Sept. 10 Max Shachtman

  Prominent American Marxist theorist, political activist, and intellectual who significantly influenced socialist thought in the mid-20th century.

• Sept. 12 John Courtney Murray

  Prominent American Jesuit priest and theologian who significantly influenced Catholic social and political thought in the mid-20th century, particularly regarding religious freedom and church-state relations.

• Sept. 13 Alberta King

  Alberta King was a prominent civil rights activist and the mother of Martin Luther King Jr., who played a significant role in supporting her son's work and the African American civil rights movement.

• Sept. 15 Sheilah Graham Westbrook

  Prominent Hollywood gossip columnist and author known for her relationship with F. Scott Fitzgerald. She wrote extensively about Hollywood's golden age and her personal experiences.

• Sept. 15 Umberto II

  Last King of Italy who reigned for only 34 days in 1946 before being exiled following a constitutional referendum that abolished the monarchy.

• Sept. 17 Frederick Ashton

  Renowned British choreographer who significantly influenced 20th-century ballet, creating numerous iconic works for the Royal Ballet.

• Sept. 18 David Eccles

  David Eccles, 1st Viscount Eccles, was a prominent English businessman and politician who served as Secretary of State for Education, playing a significant role in British politics.

• Sept. 21 Hans Hartung

  Hans Hartung was a renowned German abstract expressionist painter who significantly influenced post-World War II art. A member of the Paris School, he was known for his innovative abstract techniques and personal resilience, having continued his artistic career after losing his right leg during military service.

• Sept. 23 Meyer Schapiro

  Influential art historian and critic who significantly shaped modern art scholarship, known for groundbreaking studies on medieval art and modern art movements.

• Sept. 24 Cemal Resit Rey

  A prominent Turkish classical music composer and conductor who significantly contributed to modern Turkish music development.

• Sept. 27 Edvard Kocbek

  Prominent Slovenian poet, writer, and political activist who played a significant role in the Slovenian resistance during World War II and post-war political landscape. He was a key intellectual figure in Slovenian cultural and political history.

• Sept. 29 Greer Garson

  Greer Garson was a renowned Anglo-American actress who dominated Hollywood during World War II, winning an Academy Award for 'Mrs. Miniver' and becoming one of MGM's most prominent stars of the 1940s.