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3 de sept. de 2009 · “The Hottest Water in Chicago: Notes of a Native Daughter ... The program was short-lived, its early end often attributed in part to a curtain call during which Martha Raye and Tallulah Bankhead embraced Gloria Lockerman, a young black child who had won a bankroll on The $64,000 Question.
22 de ago. de 2023 · Tallulah Bankhead was born in 1901 in Huntsville, Alabama. Her mother died from complications of giving birth, leaving Tallulah and her older sister motherless. The girls were raised by a grandmother who found them to be uncontrollable. Tallulah, who had been a chubby, homely child, blossomed into a beautiful young woman during her teen years.
IMDb SFDb. Tallulah Bankhead, fotograferad av Carl Van Vechten, 1934. Tallulah Bankhead med sin farfar John H. Bankhead, far William B. Bankhead och syster Eugenia Bankhead ca 1917. Tallulah Brockman Bankhead, född 31 januari 1902 i Huntsville i Alabama, död 12 december 1968 i New York, var en amerikansk skådespelerska.
29 de sept. de 1972 · Part 1 of Brendan Gill’s classic Profile of the legendary film and stage star Tallulah Bankhead, exploring her Alabama upbringing, the garden parties, which inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ...
Tallulah Bankhead (Huntsville (Alabama), 31 januari 1902 - New York, 12 december 1968) was een Amerikaans actrice. Haar roem had zij vooral te danken aan haar toneelvoorstellingen. Naast haar optredens in toneelproducties verscheen zij ook in films en op televisie.
Tallulah Brockman Bankhead was born on January 31, 1902, second daughter of William and Ada Bankhead. Just two weeks later, Ada Bankhead died. Consequently, Tallulah and her sister Eugenia , who was one year and one week older, lost their father, as he distanced himself in order to come to terms with his grief.
Tallulah Bankhead (təlōō´lə), 1903–68, American actress, b. Huntsville, Ala.; daughter of William Brockman Bankhead. After her debut in 1918, Bankhead had great success on the London stage, where she appeared (1923–30) in 16 plays. She was particularly acclaimed for her performance on Broadway as Regina in The Little Foxes (1939) and, in film, as a shipwrecked journalist in Lifeboat ...
