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 153
Doye O'Dell
Actor
Louisa Jane Daniels
Andy Williams' sister
Shorty Sherock
Jazz trumpeter
Marshall Leib
American singer
Dick Kelley
American baseball player
Elsie Ames
American film actress
Lloyd Stearman
American aviator
David Townsend
American musician
June Gittelson
American film actress
Art Aragon
American boxer
Bob Brunner
American screenwriter
Henry Rowland
American film actor
Matt McHugh
American film actor
Richard Hale
American opera singer
Scott Bauer
Pastor
Kenny Kerner
Lyricist
Theodore Strauss
Screenwriter
Frank Morriss
Film editor
John Hudkins
Stunt performer
Brian Corcoran
Sam Bobrick
American author
Milt Rosen
Screenwriter
Alma Beltran
Mexican film actress
Brad Morrow
Child actor
Claire Carleton
American actress
Lee McLaughlin
American stunt-man
Jeremy Stevens
Executive television producer
Jim Davis
American cartoonist
Harry Blake
Make-up artist
Bobbi Fiedler
U. S. representative
Poupée Andriot
Actress ‧ Lucien Andriot's wife
Dante the Magician
Danish magician
Joey Stefano
American pornographic actor
Ralonzo Phelectron Cochran
Edward Soja
Geographer
Rick James
American singer-songwriter
Noel Boggs
American musician
Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher
Tennis player
Frances Redd
Actress ‧ Korla Pandit's sister
Wade Dominguez
American actor
Yvonne Craig
American actress
Alex North
American composer
Alexander Courage
American orchestrator
Richard Haydn
British actor
Peter Graves
American actor
Nancy Dolman
Canadian comic
Sydney Pollack
American film director
