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Pietro Aretino Writer, La bella Antonia, prima Monica e poi Dimonia | 20 April 1492 |
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Dinah Maria Mulock Craik Writer, Episode #1.5 | 20 April 1826 |
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Cardinal Farley Self, But the Greatest of These Is Charity | 20 April 1842 |
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Siegmund Lubin Producer, The Great Train Robbery | 20 April 1851 |
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Herman Bang Writer, Michael | 20 April 1857 |
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Buck McKee Actor, The Ropin' Fool | 20 April 1864 |
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Louis Mann Actor, The Sins of the Children | 20 April 1865 |
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Victor Hollaender Composer, Sumurun | 20 April 1866 |
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Sheldon Lewis Actor, Orphans of the Storm | 20 April 1868 |
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Ernest Lawford Actor, The Fighter | 20 April 1870 |
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James Harcourt Actor, Night Train to Munich | 20 April 1873 |
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Emil Kosa Visual Effects, The Day the Earth Stood Still | 20 April 1876 |
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Alfred Machin Director, La chasse à la girafe en Ouganda Alfred Machin started his film work as camera man for Pathe at the beginning of 20 Century. During 1907 and 1909 he was in Africa, shooting documentary shorts. In 1910 he worked at the Pathe studio in Nizza, in 1911 he was one of the founding directors of the Pathe-filiale in Amsterdam, in 1913 he was the same in Brussel... | 20 April 1877 |
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Paul Poiret Costume Designer, The Inhuman Woman | 20 April 1879 |
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Eugene Nowland Director, McQuade of the Traffic Squad Eugene Nowland was a director with Thanhouser from the summer of 1915 until early 1916. Eugene Nowland was born in Memphis, Tennessee on April 20, 1879. From an early age he studied the violin, and by the time he reached nine his ability had reached such a level that he was considered to be a child prodigy... | 20 April 1879 |
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Fritz Friedmann-Frederich Writer, Der Herr Finanzdirektor | 20 April 1880 |
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Anna Tamm Actress, Tagahoovis | 20 April 1880 |
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Simon Bucharoff Music Department, The Big Sleep Composer, arranger, orchestrator, author, pianist and educator, educated at the Vienna Conservatory. He studied with Julius Epstein, Emil Sauer, Stephen Stocker, and R. Fuchs. In 1907, he headed the piano department at the Wichita College of Music while continuing his career as a concert pianist (1906-1916)... | 20 April 1881 |
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Nikolai Myaskovsky Soundtrack, The Iron Curtain | 20 April 1881 |
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Holland M. Smith Self, Uncommon Valor | 20 April 1882 |
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Ben Ali Haggin Actor, National Red Cross Pageant | 20 April 1882 |
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John Ericsson Actor, Järnets män | 20 April 1883 |
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Augusto Dos Anjos Writer, Di Cavalcanti | 20 April 1884 |
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Mike Mowrey Self, World Series Games 1916, Boston vs. Brooklyn | 20 April 1884 |
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Adriano Giovannetti Director, Si fa così | 20 April 1884 |
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Alex Woloshin Actor, The Royal Bluff | 20 April 1886 |
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Fred Kohler Actor, Underworld Prolific "heavy" in American films of the silent and early talkie eras. A native of Kansas City, Missouri, Kohler left home as a teenager, working various jobs while trying to establish a career in vaudeville. During this time, according to his son, actor Fred Kohler Jr., Kohler worked in a mine and lost part of his right hand in a dynamite accident... | 20 April 1887 |
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Leslie Pearce Director, The Dentist | 20 April 1887 |
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Germaine Stainval Actress, Goodbye Darling | 20 April 1887 |
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Charles D. Hall Art Director, All Quiet on the Western Front | 20 April 1888 |
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Daniel Hall Art Director, The Blue Gardenia | 20 April 1888 |
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Ausenda de Oliveira Actress, A Morgadinha de Valflor | 20 April 1888 |
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Wictor Hagman Actor, Luftens vagabond | 20 April 1888 |
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Ralph Cloninger Actor, Winds of the Pampas | 20 April 1888 |
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Adolf Hitler Self, Triumph of the Will Born the fourth of six children to Austrian customs officer Alois Hitler--who had been married twice before--and the former Klara Polzl, Adolf Hitler grew up in a small Austrian town in the late 19th century. He was a slow learner and did poorly in school. He was frequently beaten by his authoritarian father... | 20 April 1889 |
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Prins Erik Self, De kongelige skal fotograferes | 20 April 1889 |
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Catherine Calvert Actress, Out to Win | 20 April 1890 |
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Maurice Duplessis Self, Royal Journey | 20 April 1890 |
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George Black Director, Calling All Crooks | 20 April 1890 |
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Pete Decker Sound Department, The Gold Rush | 20 April 1890 |
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Thomy Bourdelle Actor, The Last Will of Dr. Mabuse | 20 April 1891 |
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Dave Bancroft Self, 1915 World's Championship Series | 20 April 1891 |
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Caresse Crosby Actress, Poem 8 | 20 April 1891 |
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Roy Pomeroy Director, Shock | 20 April 1892 |
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Walter Lundin Cinematographer, Safety Last! | 20 April 1892 |
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Rafael María de Labra Actor, Prim | 20 April 1892 |
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Yrjö Tuominen Actor, Suomisen perhe | 20 April 1892 |
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Kenneth Kent Actor, Night Train to Munich | 20 April 1892 |
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Harold Lloyd Actor, Safety Last! Born in Buchard, Nebraska, USA to Elizabeth Fraser and 'J. Darcie 'Foxy' Lloyd' who fought constantly and soon divorced (at the time a rare event), Harold Clayton Lloyd was nominally educated in Denver and San Diego high schools and received his stage training at the School of Dramatic Art (San Diego)... | 20 April 1893 |
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Joan Miró Self, Picasso: A Painter's Diary | 20 April 1893 |
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