Clark Gable

...destination resort for desert tourism and Hollywood film crews. Many actors have stayed at the Furnace Creek Inn including Clark Gable and Carole Lombard who stayed their honeymoon at the Death Valley hotel. The story is tourism was another revenue stream...

...paid $15 million last year for a 57-room downtown hotel that was once a getaway for Hollywood luminaries including Clark Gable, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe and Ronald Reagan. Now Desert Fashion Plaza, which has been closed for more than a decade despite...

...a Tar Heel by choice, I miss the race every year. My first visit to the track was in 1950 with my dad. He introduced me to Clark Gable and Barbara Stanwick who were filming “To Please A Lady” at the time. As a Ford dealer he was supplying cars to the production....

...Whitney and Ted Roosevelt Jr. Wealthy beyond description, they heeded the call alongside stars like Jimmy Stewart and Clark Gable. Roosevelt, for example, had earned the rank of general, and despite being in his 50s insisted on landing at Normandy with his...

...of bananas and 116 tipsy Munchkins. Funnier still. In point of fact, Margaret Mitchell did want Marx rather than Clark Gable to play the roughish Rhett in the 1936 screen version of her hit novel “Gone With the Wind.” You can’t make stuff like that up. But...

****UNOFFICIAL RESULTS**** LUZERNE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 21, 2013 RUN DATE:05/21/13 10:26 PM STATISTICS TOTAL VOTES % IVOTRONIC ABSENTEE EMERGENCY BAL PROVISIONAL OFFICIAL TALL PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 189). . . . . 189 100.00

...the physical, psychological, and emotional toll battle has on those who fight them and order them to be fought. A perfect Clark Gable (who lobbied for the role) is Brigadier General K.C. "Casey" Dennis, a man dedicated to defeating the Nazis but forced to...

...team making its home in the state's capital city of Columbus. How about those Ohio State Buckeyes? Yes, Bob Hope, Clark Gable, Clevelanders Paul Newman and Phil Donahue (St. Edward's High School), the Golden Bear golfer Jack Nicklaus, all call Ohio home. So,...

...(a red dot tending to the wounded), the lone black man (a reference to the freeing of slaves) and the comely face of Clark Gable, whose smiling visage graced the fallen body of a soldier. After the tour, a woman with two German guests informed the guide that...