 |
Shirley Temple Black
(1928 - ) 1930s child
actress and U.S. ambassador
to the United Nations; born
in Santa Monica.
|
|
|
Walt Disney (1901
- 1966) Creator of Mickey
Mouse and founder of the
DisneylandŽ and Walt Disney
WorldŽ Theme Parks; lived in
Hollywood.
|
|
|
Randy Fisher
Rock Musician |
|
|
Robert Frost (1874 -
1963) One of America's
leading 20th-century poets
and a four-time winner of
the Pulitzer Prize; born in
San Francisco.
|
|
|
Jack London (1876
-1916) Author of many novels
about the vast Western
frontiers, such as Call
of the Wild; born in San
Francisco.
|
|
|
George Lucas (1944 -
) Filmmaker and the
mastermind behind the
Star Wars features; born
in Modesto.
|
|
|
Marilyn Monroe (1926
- 1962) Famous 1950's
actress and considered one
of the most famous woman of
the 20th Century; born in
Los Angeles.
|
|
|
John Steinbeck (1902
-1968) Author known for
famous works such as
Tortilla Flat and Of
Mice and Men; born in
Salinas.
|
|
|
Gertrude Atherton
author, San Francisco
|
|
|
David Belasco
playwright and producer,
San Francisco
|
|
|
Dave Brubeck
musician, Concord
|
|
|
Julia Child chef,
television, Pasadena
|
|
|
Coolio rap
artist, Los Angeles
|
|
|
Leonardo DiCaprio
actor Hollywood
|
|
|
Isadora Duncan
dancer, San Francisco
|
|
|
Jerry Garcia
guitarist, singer, San
Francisco
|
|
|
Mariel Hemingway
actress, Mill Valley
|
|
|
Sidney Howard
playwright, Oakland
|
|
|
Emma Nevada opera
singer, Alpha
|
|
|
Robert Redford
actor, Santa Monica
|
|
|
William Saroyan
author, Fresno
|
|
|
Michael Tilson Thomas
conductor, Hollywood
|
|
|
Myra Wilson
actress, Burbank
|
