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Articles related to "William Randolph Hearst"
California's Hearst Castle Far from the tasteless arriviste he's often portrayed as, W.R. Hearst was actually a thoughtful collector, as his assembled works at this California museum attest. hearst castle • william randolph hearst • citizen kane xanadu • california museums • roman statuary
Hearst Castle 50th Anniversary, CA Hearst Castle in San Simeon is a grand palace on the San Luis Obispo Coast. The estate has been offering tours as part of the California State Park System for 50 years. hearst castle • san luis obispo coast • san simeon • california wine country • william randolph hearst
Hearst Castle San Simeon CA Hearst Castle entertained the rich and famous of the golden era of Hollywood. Today the palace is part of the California Park District, open for tours to the public. hearst castle • san simeon • california coast • william randolph hearst • art collection
A Castle Fit for a King Castles and legends go often hand in hand. But when the legend is William Randolph Hearst, the castle can't be anything less than sensational. hearst castle • william randolph hearst • san simeon • california • newspaper
Ambrose Bierce: Bitter Genius The life, times and works of this brilliant 19th century writer whose death remains an unsolved mystery to this very day ambrose bierce • american writer • short-story writer • william randolph hearst • the san francisco examiner
Conrad Black's The Invincible Quest – Review The Invincible Quest is thorough, but falls short as literature. Its admirable defense of Richard Nixon is colored by the parallels between the book's author and subject. the invincible quest: the life of richard milhous • conrad black • richard nixon • watergate scandal • political biography
Fatty Arbuckle, Clara Bow, Jackie Coogan If you thought tabloids were kept busy with celebrity gossip about modern movie stars...silent movies may have been mute, but the stars sounded off scandalous stories. fatty arbuckle • clara bow • jackie coogan • marion davies • jeanne eagels
Hearst Castle Museum Hearst Castle, a spectacular display of art and architecture, was the magnificent hilltop home of former newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst. hearst castle • william randolph hearst • neptune pool • gilded age • architecture
Visiting Hearst Castle Hearst Castle is a vital piece of Americana. There's much to see, but since tour space and local hotels are both limited, a trip to San Simeon requires planning ahead. hearst castle tours • hotels near hearst castle • william randolph hearst • san simeon • julia morgan
Double Descent from William Ridgely (1645-1716) The first trace of William Ridgely is the 1690 purchase of Abbington, a 200-acre estate at the head of South River, not far from the present Annapolis, Maryland. william ridgely • maryland colonist william ridgely • ridgely genealogy • elizabeth duvall • maryland duvalls
Annie Oakley Annie Oakley lived and worked in a man's world as a sharpshooter and performer for circus acts and Wild West shows. annie oakley • buffalo bill cody • buffalo bill cody's wild west show • frank butler • darke county ohio
BILLIE DOVE, THE AMERICAN BEAUTY AND CINEMATIC GODDESS Biographical sketch of Billie Dove, for whom Irving Berlin wrote "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody"in the 1919 Ziegfeld Follies. She went on to build a successful career as an actress in both silent and talking films. billie dove • the american beauty cinematic goddess • screen secrets magazine • 1919 ziegfeld follies • irving berlin
Billy Graham Billy Graham, arguably the most famous evangelist of the 20th century, preached to millions. Days before his 91st birthday, his ascension to prominence is remembered. william franklin graham jr. • mordecai ham • youth for christ • hour of decision • william randolph hearst
Douglas Fairbanks, Lillian Gish, Hedda Hopper If you thought tabloids were kept busy with celebrity gossip about modern movie stars...silent movies may have been mute, but the stars sounded off scandalous stories. douglas fairbanks • mary pickford • lillian gish • hedda hopper • d.w. griffith
Haunted Hollywood Forever Cemetery Despite being laid to rest, Clifton Webb, Virginia Rappe, Rudolph Valentino and the Lady in Black do not rest peacefully at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. ghosts hollywood forever cemetery • hollywood memorial park cemetery • spirits movie stars mourners haunt gravesites cryp • clifton webb • virginia rappe
Nell Brinkley, Creator of 'The Brinkley Girl' and Early Comics Innovator Known as “the queen of comics” in the Golden Age of Illustration, Nell Brinkley brought a new style of cartooning to the newspaper pages. Ready for something different than the sassy, rosy-cheeked cute kids in cartoons, readers were enthralled with Nell’s artwork. There were few women in cartooning, and few cartoonists creating comics in her style featuring poised, model-like faces, upswept, curly hair and the romantic fashions. During the 1910s to the mid-1940s, Nell earned prestige in the pages of William Randolph Hearst’s New York Evening Journal. nell brinkley • the brinkley girl • william randolph hearst • the denver post • illustration
Progressivism and the Rise of the Mass Media Industrialization enabled newspapers and magazines to reach millions of Americans, affecting public opinion regarding war with Spain, social concerns, & political issues. rise of the american mass media • newspapers and progressivism • muckrakers • ida tarbell • lincoln steffens
The Presidency of William McKinley Before his assassination in 1901, William McKinley found a good deal of success in the office of the President, being the first incumbent since Ulysses S. Grant to win re president william mckinley • the gilded age • the progressive age • spanish-american war • sinking of the uss maine
THE ZIEGFELD GIRL: WHO WAS SHE? Account of what made a Ziegfeld Girl what she was, including short biographies of some of the more famous "girls." florenz ziegfeld • josephine baker • nudity in the follies • billie dove • marion davies
Journalism and its Yellow Kids Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst fought a circulation war that encompassed cartoons and world affairs. yellow journalism • pulitzer • hearst • the yellow kid • hogan's alley
New Clairvaux Abbey Gets Chapter House The cistercian monks of the New Clairvaux Abbey in Vina, California reconstruct the chapter house of an 800-year-old monastery from Ovila in Spain. cistercian monks • in vina california • rebuild an old monastery • new clairvaux abbey • chapter house
Newsies, Rent: Best Modern Musical Movies People claim that the movie musical is a dead genre, yet some of the most vibrant, innovative film musicals have been produced in the past thirty years. best movie musicals • best film musicals • musicals • film • pennies from heaven
President Franklin Roosevelt The triumphs, later years and death of America's only president to serve more than two terms of office. president franklin roosevelt • the new deal coalition • the first 100 days • arsenal for democracy • the supreme court
Causes of the Spanish American War Various factors contributed to the coming of war in 1898 including the destruction of the USS Maine, sensational newspaper stories of atrocities, and imperialist views. causes of the spanish american war • yellow journalism and the spanish american war • the uss maine and the spanish american war • concentration camps in cuba • spain and cuba in 1895
Chic Couture at Chicago History Museum Chic Chicago exhibits couture worn by the stylish women from the Gilded Age who strove to upgrade the image of the Second City with fashionable attire. chic chicago • gild age • fashion couture • chicago history museum • worth designer
Classic Films of Orson Welles Citizen Kane. Macbeth. Touch of Evil. Director and actor Orson Welles was the force behind these classic movies, as well as Othello, Mr. Arkadin and The Trial. orson welles films • orson welles director • citizen kane • touch of evil • macbeth
Driving Route One through Big Sur, California There are many sights to see while driving Route 1 through Big Sur, California. This article offers tips on the best, must-see attractions between Cambria and Carmel, CA. route 1 • california • big sur • cambria • hearst castle
Edwin Hubble - Astronomer with a Bang
Edwin Hubble began the field of cosmology when he proved that the universe is made up of many galaxies. He went on to become famous. hubble telescope • hubble law • big bang • astronomer • cosmology
Ginger Rogers Ginger Rogers would have been 95 this month - and no doubt still looked good. ginger rogers • fred astaire • hermes pan • top hat • musicals
Guide to Driving the Californian Coast Driving the Californian Coast is for those seeking sun, surf, wine, beautiful scenery and amazing Redwood forests. driving the california coast • driving highway 1 • map highway 1 • drive los angeles • camping big sur
Krazy Kat's History and Significance Krazy Kat ran thirty-one years, and has been admired for nearly a century. Creator George Herriman's unique verbal and graphic artistry still sets the strip apart. krazy kat history • george herriman • ignatz mouse • offissa pup • surreal post-modern cartoons
Literary Road trip—California Cruise up the coast and explore the home state of many writers past and present. Tour the homes of three famous California writers. literary road trip • famous california writers • historic home of steinbeck • historic home of jack london • tour the homes of california writers
Cambria - Enchantment By The Sea Tucked among pine-covered hills at the southern end of the scenic Hwy 1, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, this little paradise is one of California's most beautiful treasures. cambria • california • vacation • pacific coast • hearst castle
FLORENZ ZIEGFELD This is a short biography of the great producer and impressario, Florenz Ziegfeld, with a brief overview of his stars and productions. florenz ziegfeld • ziegfeld follies • anna held • marilyn miller • show boat
Hollywood Pioneer Frances Marion Frances Marion was the world's highest-paid screenwriter, male or female, for three decades. frances marion • screenwriting • silent film • academy awards • mary pickford
John Hubley - An Animator and His Background John Hubley is one of the most influential animators in history. His Wisconsin upbringing lead him to art school, and eventually The Walt Disney Company. disney • john hubley • faith hubley • animation • animator
Living With Horses in San Luis Obispo County San Luis Obispo County is a beautiful place to live with horses. horse • equine • equestrian • horse community • san luis obispo county
Louise Brooks Short biography of the 1920s actress known for her captivating beauty, style and intelligence. louise brooks • silent film stars • 1920s actresses • 1920s • lulu in hollywood
Mass Murderer H. H. Holmes Though H. H. Holmes was undoubtedly a convicted killer, the more lurid crimes attributed to him may have been media hype. serial killers • devil in white city • herman mudgett • hh holmes • chamber of horrors
Scenic Pacific Coast Highway Drive Some of California's best views lie along the coast road between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The most dramatic scenery is on the stretch between Carmel and San Simeon. pacific coast highway • california highway 1 • california coastal scenic drive • san francisco to los angeles • carmel by the sea
Astrology – Moon in Virgo Intellectual rather than emotional by nature, the Virgo-moon person has a sharp, incisive mind and a pragmatic outlook. moon in virgo • virgo moon • astrology moon virgo • astrological moon virgo • moon sign virgo
Baseball in American Letters Baseball has often appeared as a symbol of American Life in many great novels and some really simple but wonderful poems. baseball in american literature • baseball in american poetry • casey at the bat poem • tinker to evers to chance • franklin pierce adams
Buster Keaton, Evelyn Nesbit, Laurel and Hardy If you thought tabloids were kept busy with celebrity gossip about modern movie stars...silent movies may have been mute, but the stars sounded off scandalous stories. buster keaton • laurel and hardy • evelyn nesbit • charlie chaplin • hal roach
CACTUS JACK GARNER: "NOT WORTH A BUCKET OF WARM....." "Cactus Jack" Garner worked his way up to Speaker of the House, and then agreed to become Vice President. He regretted the decision for the rest of his life. He also spoke out about his opinions of FDR and the Vice Presidency. garner • roosevelt • president • vice president • democratic party
Creation of the Prince Valiant Strip Prince Valiant is an enduring comic strip, creation of Hal Foster - master illustrator and storyteller. prince valiant • hal foster • comics • comic strip • ninth art |
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