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 147
Louis Diamond
American pediatrician
Elsie Caroline Krummeck
Artist
Conrad Seiler
Thomas V. Jones
Former CEO of the Northrop Corporation
David McKim
Actor
Fred Glickman
Instrumentalist
Ivan Kahn
Writer
Robert L. Welch
Film producer
Templeton Fox
American actress
Richard B. Morros
Film producer ‧ Boris Morros' son
Nancy and Rae Allen
American actress
Nancy Sophia Greer
Actress ‧ Greer Garson's mother
Hilda Stone
Screenwriter
Reiko Douglas
Jack Douglas' wife
Isabel Bonner
American actress
Sarah Pratt Carr
American writer
Katherine Evans Boyle
Helen Logan
American screenwriter
Annette Kaufman
American pianist
Illa Raudnitz
Actress ‧ John Banner's wife
Sherrick
American singer and musician
Dorothy Mackaye
Frank Stockdale
Actor
Rollin Feitshans
American tennis player
Sharyn Leavitt
Film producer
Ned Davenport
Actor
Richard Walling
American actor
Tino Martin Hammid
Photographer ‧ Alexandr Hackenschmied's son
Ruby Raksin
Composer ‧ David Raksin's brother
Lillian West
American film actress
Louis Vittes
American screenwriter
Sofia Romani Singer
Singer
flo irwin
Actress ‧ May Irwin's sister
Ethel Shannon
American actress
Evelyn Duncan
Actress
Lester Lee
American composer
Jon Bradshaw
Journalist
Earl A. Coddington
American mathematician
Yang Cho-cheng
Architect
Shirley Slater
Actress
Dina Woelffer
Artist
William Sistrom
Film producer
Richard Del Ruth
Director
Neil S. McCarthy
American lawyer
Irving Sorkin
Dentist ‧ Arleen Sorkin's father
Neal Dodd
Actor
Jon Shevell
Nancy Shevell's brother