Jane Randolph
Actress and singer in early film

Born
October 30th, 1915
109 years ago
Died
2009
16 years ago — 94 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
Links & References
An American-Swiss actress and singer, gained recognition in the 1940s. Appeared in several films, including the classic horror movie 'Cat People' and the comedy 'Ghosts on the Loose.' Her performances contributed to the popularity of these films during that era. Transitioned in her career to include singing, showcasing versatility in entertainment.
Starred in 'Cat People' (1942)
Performed in 'Ghosts on the Loose' (1943)
Other People Born on October 30th
Ian Snell
Played professional baseball as a pitcher in Major League Baseball. Made appearances primarily with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Seattle Mariners. Achieved notable success in 2006, earning a selection to the All-Star Game. Known for strong strikeout capabilities and contributions to his teams during his playing career, which spanned from 2004 to 2012.
Continue ReadingHarry Hamlin
An American actor, known for roles in television and film, particularly gained prominence for a role in the legal drama series 'L.A. Law' during the late 1980s. Additionally starred in 'Clash of the Titans,' a notable fantasy adventure film released in 1981. Hamlin's career spans several decades, featuring appearances in various television series and movies, showcasing versatility in dramatic and comedic roles.
Continue ReadingTage Thompson
Ice hockey player made significant contributions in the NHL with the Buffalo Sabres. Emerged as a leading scorer for the team, showcasing exceptional skills as a forward. Developed a reputation for offensive prowess and playmaking ability. Played college hockey at the University of Connecticut before being drafted.
Continue ReadingRobert L. Gibson
A captain and pilot with an extensive background in aviation, achieved prominence as a NASA astronaut. Completed multiple spaceflights, including missions on the Space Shuttle program. Participated in the STS-41-G mission, which deployed satellites and conducted scientific experiments. Contributed to the development of flight operations and astronaut training programs within NASA. Retired from NASA and pursued a career in aviation and aerospace.
Continue ReadingSukumar Ray
An influential author, poet, and playwright, created a distinctive body of work that includes children's literature and humorous poetry. Contributed to Bengali literature with notable writings, blending imagination and humor. Worked as an editor for the magazine Sandesh, which became a popular platform for his literary creations. His work often reflected a deep understanding of child psychology and an appreciation for the whimsical aspects of life.
Continue ReadingElizabeth Madox Roberts
An American poet and author contributed significantly to this literary field in the early 20th century. Roberts published poetry collections such as "Songs of the Mountain" and novels including "The Great Meadow" that explored themes of rural life and human experience. In addition to her own writing, Roberts played a prominent role in the Southern literary community and engaged with other contemporary writers. Her work often reflected the complexity of life in the American South during her time, illustrating both the beauty and struggles faced by its people.
Continue Reading