Although a Very Modest Boy by Nature He Had the Most Fun and Curiosity Regarding His Surroundings

 33 Years Ago Today She Cried When He Died

Friday 3rd of February 1989
Actor and film director John Nicholas Cassavetes dies of cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 60 in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Nolan Cassavetes was born John Nicholas Cassavetes on October 11, 1933, in Lake Mead, Nevada, USA in a small farming community on the Nevada prairie. He grew up in a house that has been in use for thousands of years. Although a very modest boy by nature, he had the most fun and curiosity regarding his surroundings. He was a wonderful teacher who, in his spare time, would help him become a true professional boxer. When his junior school year was over, Cassavetes was assigned to the United States District Attorneys' Office at Las Vegas and went to an all-girls high school in Las Vegas, Nevada. On his way there, his father was beaten up. As his father's schoolboy boxer, he learned so much about boxing over the years that many found his role to be quite entertaining. In 1967, at 34 years old, he returned to Las Vegas where he played a major role in promoting the success of boxing through his own videos, videos of others boxing, and videos of a great many other athletes who also attended Las Vegas school and had success with the sport. His final victory in 1993 was at the 1992 Summer Olympics.
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He Is an Actor as Well as a Gardener

 140 Years Ago Today

Thursday 2nd of February 1882
Poet and writer James Augustine Aloysius Joyce is born in Brighton Square, Dublin, Ráth Garbh, Leinster, Ireland.

He is an actor as well as a gardener. He has one son James Cavanagh. He was born Jan 1882 in Pembrokeshire. On May 4th, 1880 William Wallace died. His daughter, Katherine Aloysius William Wallace is from Edinburgh, Scotland. On Jan 7th, 1889 Henry J. Lydon died. His daughter Mary was born Mar 1883 in Newcastle County. He was the first of six children. He is buried in The Pembrokeshire Cemetery. His youngest son John A. Augustine Aloysius Augustine Augustine Aloysius was born March 2, 1876 in Southwark, in Hampshire. He is an English citizen. On March 16, 1880 James A. Allen died. His daughter Mary was born with an unknown condition, on April 20 and 21, 1880. His second son Charles Edward Augustine John Augustine Aloysius Aloysius is born after the death of his father. He was born in Dublin, Ireland on 3rd of February 1887. On 2nd May 1887 William M. Ehrlich died. His first son William Lydon is born in Caulfield, Ireland. He was born in Bristol, England on 8th March 1892.

According to the BBC Karloff Was Only 14 When He Suffered a Massive Stroke That Forced Him to Wear Gas Masks at Age 12 Resulting in His Death Three Months Later

 53 Years Ago Today

Sunday 2nd of February 1969
Actor Boris Karloff known for his portrayal of Frankenstein’s monster dies of pneumonia at the age of 82 in King Edward VII Hospital, Midhurst, Sussex, United Kingdom.

According to the BBC, Karloff was only 14 when he suffered a massive stroke that forced him to wear gas masks at age 12, resulting in his death three months later.
Bostrom Bostrom is an actor, director and model. He was born in the city of St. Petersburg in 1926 and became a dancer, musician and actor in the mid-1960s. Born in Prague on March 21, 1951, in St. Petersburg, he graduated from an elite university and quickly graduated from an arts college at the University of Prague in 1969 before taking the first job as a writer and actor when he was 15-years-old. In 1970 he worked as the head of a film production company before moving to New York, where he co-developed the comedy 'Boris Karloff' for a television show that took place on The Tonight Show. Before moving to London, Bostrom's career took off when he went into acting and began working at the comedy studio of Jameson Ltd., with a job soon to occur.In October 1974, Bostrom was offered for a part in the popular comedy series, 'Love and Murder', after the actor, playing his father's uncle, played on.

In the Beginning She Had Very Childish Personalities, Her Speech Is Always Pretty Low and She Always Talks up in an Ungrammatical Way

 89 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 1st of February 1933
Luxury call girl Rosemarie Rosalie Marie Auguste Nitribitt is born in Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

Born on 19th of March, 1938 in Düsseldorf, Germany. In a private school of her own. In the beginning she had very childish personalities, her speech is always pretty low and she always talks up in an ungrammatical way. She often talks about an early morning and gets nervous. Her family members are in the hospital, she never says well. In her first interview she talks about her husband, it was in the morning, so she's always talking in an ungrammatical way. Today she also said that her father died, she doesn't remember exactly. From her first interview she has no idea about the reason why. In her interview she said that her brother went to Germany. Rosemarie was never in the hospital with any of her family. All they know is that she's never seen him. For her sake. She doesn't want to keep talking. Since then all her relatives and friends told her to stop. But she doesn't want to. She doesn't want to go back there. She is afraid, as she remembers from her first interview with her parents she was terrified. She can't go back all her life. There are five or six days of waiting for.

Gable Was Listed as a Female on His Birth Certificate Before He Became a Man Because All Birth Certificates Are Female

 121 Years Ago Today He Was Mistaken for a Female

Friday 1st of February 1901

Actor Clark William Gable aka The King of Hollywood is born in Cádiz, Ohio, United States.

Gable was mistakenly listed as a female on his birth certificate.

Ironically, that was due to the fact that Gable was listed in the birth certificate only because the United States Bureau of Vital Records does not hold birth certificates. Gable died this month, and Gable's son David Gable Jr. was born two weeks later.

Gable was listed as a female on his birth certificate before he became a man because all birth certificates are female.

Synopsis:

After a couple of weeks in the United States he is a young man who tries to become a doctor in Cincinnati, the city where he spent most of his life and his marriage at the time of his death.

This has all made him a man, because his life is filled with the desire to be a doctor and even to be called upon to care for some of the most needy and needy men ever made, and the only woman ever to do so, according to his own wishes.

So he and his wife are about to have their first child, The king has recently left Cincinnati, so he decides he needs a new wife. That brings about a strange revelation: There is one man in the United States who only married.

He Once Told a Teenage Girl He Was Going to Buy Her Cigarettes and that if She Refused She Would Kill Herself in Her Death

 83 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 31st of January 1939
Foot fetishist and serial killer Jerry Jerome Henry Brudos aka The Lust Killer is born in Webster, South Dakota, United States.

He is known for: killing and abusing victims, including the "Lust Killer". He is considered a "survivalist". He once told a teenage girl he was going to buy her cigarettes and that if she refused she would kill herself in her death. In a video he tells the girl he had told her that it was the only reason to kill him. On 15 December 1939 he died of AIDS. His body was found in a wooded area of Omaha, Nebraska on 16 December 1937. His killer, Joseph A. J. Wirth who was a close associate to him, stated that, "I wanted him killed on 15 December 1939. He was very, very sad. We talked a lot. He said that he was going to kill us by 4 January. He said he liked it here because it was a quiet area, not a place where people would think he was crazy. I think the killer liked it there." On 16 March 1939 A.J. Wirth stated that he "was very, very glad" that he had found Wirth alive. On 9 April 1939 the city of Omaha, Nebraska declared a state of emergency and declared Henry "obligated to take his own life to keep his family safe." On 15 May 1939 Wirth died.

He Stated He Left Because He Felt His Job Was Being Done

 10 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 31st of January 2012
Artist Mike Michael Kelley commits suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning at the age of 58 in South Pasadena, California, United States.

In 2006 he was a featured writer for the Los Angeles Times Magazine and a top reviewer on New York magazine's top 500 New Artists. In 2010 he also wrote an article for the New York Times website about the history of New Artists. In 2012 while on an assignment with the LA Press Play for the National Theatre Company he was working on the opening of the Warner Bros. Records Factory located at the LA Theatre's Theater of the Arts. He left his job in 2003, with the production company being acquired by MGM after he lost control of the studio. In 2010 he started working on new material on a new series called "Inglourious Basterds." In 2013 he opened a studio called The Music Factory at 508 North Broadway in Pasadena, California (more on him later), was employed by Sony Pictures Entertainment since 2014, and is considered a director of the greatest film ever made in the United States. In a 2013 interview on The Hollywood Reporter Michael Kelley told the story about being hired to do a new album on a friend's label, the Universal Music Group: "It went like this: 'If there is a new album coming out of this family you have to bring it to this group on your own.' " He stated he left because he felt his job was being done.

As a Political Scientist Her Main Goal Was to Prove that What I Had Seen and Had Heard Was Wrong

 85 Years Ago Today

Saturday 30th of January 1937
Actress and political activist Vanessa Redgrave is born in London, Greenwich, Greater London, United Kingdom.

In 1960 Vanessa worked with the British Humanist Association for Social Research. She was a member of the British Humanist Association for Social Research Advisory Board. She had her PhD dissertation at West Sussex University before travelling to Paris and finishing her PhD at West Sussex University as a lecturer. As a political scientist her main goal was to prove that what I had seen and had heard was wrong. She became the first woman to propose a political philosophy, and then she wrote a book on political philosophy called 'Democracy and the State', which was published in 1997 by the German Institute for the Study of Political Philosophy and published in 1998 and has since been translated into more languages and published in English and German. She is the world's longest known political scientist on the subject, which includes working on the 'Greenwich Theory', 'Reducing Terrorism to Peaceful Violence', and on the social sciences. In the UK she co-founded the Research Ethics Commission and is currently a member of UK Parliament. In 1990 on a trip to the United Arab Emirates she spoke at a conference of European Parliament members for human rights. On her career she has written two books that have been translated into more than 130 languages and five books of personal essays that have been used in court cases in the UK. She is also involved in the Feminist Movement.

His Last Words and a Poem About what it Is Like Being Here Could Be Found Here

 28 Years Ago Today

Sunday 30th of January 1994
Writer Pierre François-Marie-Louis Boulle known for Planet of the Apes dies of natural causes at the age of 82 in Paris, Île-de-France, France.

His last words and a poem about what it is like being here could be found here. He died at the age of 84. He was born in 1788, France. Born in Paris on 30th July of 1882, he is known as Pierre Francois-Marie-Boulle in French and also for his last poem. The following are all of him's poems. A total of 3.000 poems have been printed by him, most of these are here on Amazon.com. They are now available in 10 different languages. These poems are from 1st to 17th century France. French writers are sometimes referred to as Parisians, sometimes as writers from other parts of the world. These were not all French writers until after the Revolution in 1830, and there were certainly at least 2.000 famous Parisian writers from all over the World by the time of Napoleon Bonaparte (1690-1713), and of these, only some of whom are from the East. However, many of these may have been of French or British origin. There are many more French (German or Polish) poets from the past, like Jean-Jacques Chabon in 1681. The poets of the past.

We Have Found Several Cases of Young Girls with Their Maimed and Wounded Bodies on the Streets But no Evidence of Violence

 130 Years Ago Today

Friday 29th of January 1892
Mass murderer Szilveszter Matuska aka The Orient-Express Wrecker is born in Csantavér, Vojvodina, Serbia.

He and his wife (Anna) were arrested on July 19, 1892 by the Serbian authorities following a brief trial and trial in Bali on August 4, 1892. Matuska and his wife were executed on 22 November 1892 (after having previously been released in May of that year after facing an investigation by the Federal Directorate of Internal Affairs for committing numerous counts of drug trafficking and narcotics trafficking); his wife spent the entire year around the murder scene until at least October 21, 1888 in Njusvik. He was murdered for possession of cocaine which he claimed was for his wife, which he was later arrested for in connection with smuggling to Switzerland. The case against his wife is recorded in the testimony of Mr. Zemler in December 1903. In the statement that she gave to her attorney, Ms. Nijvela Ezequiel (1878–1938), Matuska's testimony is given as follows: "I cannot accept her as not a murderer; she is a real maimed, wounded woman who never gave up her own life any longer and was a child. We have found several cases of young girls with their maimed and wounded bodies on the streets, but no evidence of violence."

I Want to Give Life to the Memories

 80 Years Ago Today

Thursday 29th of January 1942

Singer, actress and murderess Claudine Georgette Longet is born in Paris, Île-de-France, France. Her father is also born in France.

As a young adult, she worked for the state of Sint Maastricht and also as an actress. Following the end of her high school career in France, she studied in Paris. While living in Paris, she was forced to make a stop in Munich when the German troops came, after the Nazi occupation of Paris. While living there, Longet first saw several of her fellow students, including her sister Klaas. Eventually, she found a job in Krakow to prepare a documentary about her situation. The film was screened at the Berlin Film Society and won the Razzie Award as Best Document: "I want to give life to the memories". Longet, in life and in history. Edit.

On 27 August 1942, a group of military officers from France stormed the main railway office and captured the chief executive. This caused the government to declare that there would be no political transition unless there was a genuine transition. The government responded in an official communiqué, telling Longet that her "unbearable delay and uncertainty, since she lived in a French colony, was a cause which must always be rectified". Longet's body was found buried in the woods near her.

The Welsh Children Sang in the Old School but Wyatt Had the Musical Tastes of a Child Who Was Playing the Piano

 77 Years Ago Today

Sunday 28th of January 1945
Musician Robert Ellidge Wyatt known from The Soft Machine is born in Bristol, South West England, United Kingdom.

He was born in 1925 and grew up in London, England. He spent several years in Japan before settling down to play in the UK in 1930. He studied with The King of Blues in 1932 at an early age. He also performed as the DJ in the London Symphony Orchestra's 1973 album Red. During these years Wyatt performed at the Ode To Music Festival where he won a Grammy Award for Best Live Performance for a film. He was selected for the Tony Award in 1963 by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Wyatt died while performing at a performance near New Hampshire in February 1990. Today he is a regular guest on BBC Radio 1 shows.

For over 60 generations, Wyatt enjoyed a peaceful upbringing. Since childhood, Wyatt had an unearthly childhood. He grew up on a farm in the town of Womeng (near Bury), east of Oxfordshire. During his first childhood his father, Mr Arthur Wyatt, was well acquainted with the school of Welsh schoolboys, who were taught in the schoolhouse, and the children were always encouraged and even encouraged to sing and dance. The most impressive aspect of his upbringing was the music that he used in his performances. The Welsh children sang in the old school but Wyatt had the musical tastes of a child who was playing the piano.

Laurita (16/05/05) Died Unexpectedly on July 2, 2005 When Her Right Hand Was Crushed by a Drug Overdose

 17 Years Ago Today

Friday 28th of January 2005
Actress Karen Lancaume known from the crime-thriller Baise-moi commits suicide by an overdose of medication at the age of 32 in Paris, XIVe, Île-de-France, France.

Kramer Laurita (1/27/05) – Actress Marian Laurita (La Malaise), 37, died of her wounds the day after a drug overdose in Marseille, France. Laurita (6/15/05) – Died of natural causes as a drug victim on February 4, 2005. Laurita (25/02/05) – Died of drug overdose on November 1, 2004 at her home in a town near Lyon, France. Laurita (30/01/05) – Died in May at her home in the village of Larissa, in Larissa, on September 1, 2005. Laurita (28/02/05) – Died at her home in the village of Les de Gaulle, in the village of Clapelle, on Sept 18, 2004. Laurita (23/02/05) – Died in May 2007. Laurita (19/02/05) – died in June 2010. Laurita (16/05/05) – died unexpectedly on July 2, 2005 when her right hand was crushed by a drug overdose.

I Hope and Hope that with The Drowned Girl that We Can Take this on a Personal Level

 116 Years Ago Today She Was a Bamby

Saturday 27th of January 1906
Actress Starr Wyman Faithfull aka The Drowned Girl is born in Evanston, Illinois, United States.

She is an actress. She has played major roles in four films including The Wrench, The Girl After School, and the Love Boat. Strumming in the Rain is her first film. She recently wrote and directed the Oscar nominated documentary The Wreck to a Better World. On The Trail for The Drowned Girl (2004), she said: "I have never been able to achieve a high without my music and I hope my music inspires others to do the same because I really want people to feel it. Because I really think everybody needs to take the songs as a personal challenge and not to make them the sole source. And in this day and age, as well as so many other things that affect us and our own lives, we need to take it on a personal level. I think that people have been able to take a lot of self expression and expression on a personal level just from music. I hope and hope that with The Drowned Girl that we can take this on a personal level. I think that people have an innate sense of what it's like to be around another person, how the others in society, and society are feeling about their lives. I think music means it to us."