In Memoriam

In the past few weeks we've lost some absolutely magnificent entertainers... Len Lesser (1922) Jane Russell (1921) Michael Gough (1916) Elizabeth Taylor (1932) Farley Granger (1925) As always In Memoriam Remembers all the marvelous talent!

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Happy Birthday -Shemp Howard (1895) At Rest: Helen Hayes (1993) Rosetta LeNoire (2002) Sylvester "Pat" Weaver (2002)

One of the world's most successful Shakesperean actors... Born: June 3, 1901 In addition to the time he spent appearing in Hamlet on Broadway he also appeared in more Shakespeare based productions of the "Hallmark Hall of Fame." His films include Planet of the Apes, Rosemary's Baby, Checkmate and Gilbert and Sullivan. On television he guest starred on "General Electric Theater", "The Steve Allen Plymouth Show", "The United States Steel Hour", "Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre", "I Spy", "Batman", "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", "Tarzan", "The F.B.I.", "The Big Valley", "The Red Skelton Hour", "The Mod Squad", "Columbo", "Fantasy Island" and "The Love Boat." He had a recurring role as Maurice, Samantha's (Elizabeth Montgomery) warlock father on "Bewitched" from 1964 to 1971... His final acting role wa

At Rest: Ray Milland (1986) Lloyd Bridges (1998) In Memoriam Always Remembers!

The great Desi Arnaz born on this day in 1917. With his wife and business partner Lucille Ball they invented the television sitcom in 1951. As Ricky Ricardo he has entertained the world for 60 years now and he will never be forgotten...he passed away on December 2, 1986, two days after what would've he and Lucille's 46th wedding anniversary... On his birthday, In Memoriam Remembers: Desi Arnaz

Born: April 28, 1874 This gentleman was a wonderful film actor from 1929 to 1947...he is best remembered for his role as the great detective Charlie Chan in more than 20 motion pictures between 1938 and 1947. Some of the films include Charlie Chan in Honolulu in 1938, Charlie Chan in Reno, Charlie Chan at Treasure Island, and Charlie Chan in City in Darkness all in 1939. In 1946 the actor became ill but still managed to complete the films Dark Alibi, Dangerous Money and The Trap. The Trap, released in 1947, was the final Charlie Chan motion picture to feature the actor he was suffering from cancer during filming and then passed away on February 12, 1947. In Memoriam Remembers: Sidney Toler