Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a sprawling Southern California city and the center of the nation’s film and television industry. Near its iconic Hollywood sign, studios such as Paramount Pictures, Universal and Warner Brothers offer behind-the-scenes tours. On Hollywood Boulevard, TCL Chinese Theatre displays celebrities’ hand- and footprints, the Walk of Fame honors thousands of luminaries and vendors sell maps to stars’ homes. ― Google
People died in Los Angeles (First 49 people) - Page 109
Alan Bernard
Sound engineer
Gene Corso
Sound editor
Horace Jackson
American filmmaker
James Ballas
Film editor
Jack Milner
Sound editor
Glenn E. Anderson
Sound technician
Louise Closser Hale
American actress
Aaron Stell
American film editor
Mike Simon
Baseball player
Charles S. Swartz
American filmmaker
Howard A. Anderson Jr.
American visual effects artist
Sam Merwin Jr.
American fiction writer
Danny Sheridan
American musician
Anne Lloyd
American singer
Ray Bradbury
American author
Robert Disney
Elias Disney's brother
Steve Bean
Actor
Todd Starke
TV actor
Vernon Washington
American character actor
Vera-Ellen
American dancer
Waymon McCoo
Physician
William Marshall
American singer
Sam Kellerman
Sam Marx
Film star
Sam Melville
American actor
Samuel T. Cohen
American physicist
Pha Terrell
American singer
Al Hazan
American songwriter
Ewart Abner
American record executive
Rona Newton-John
Actress ‧ Olivia Newton-John's sister
Ariel Durant
Researcher
Erskine Sanford
American actor
Frank Joslyn Baum
American lawyer
Sarah Marshall
Sabrina Lange
Actress
Harry Harris
American television director
Harry Keller
American film editor
Harvey Miller
Actor
Harry Martin
Field hockey player
Francis Ford
American film actor ‧ John Ford's brother
Georgia Carr
American singer
George Lynn
American actor
Eddie Cano
Pianist
Hal LeSueur (Hal Le Sueur)
American actor
Vester Pegg
American actor
Gilbert Luján
Painter
Lesley Woods
American television actress
