1904

	Birth : 25 December 1904, New York, New York, USA Death : 23 November 2000, London, England, UK (natural causes)
Filmography: Steppin' Out Money Talks Seventh Heaven

Born in New York, director Bernard Vorhaus made his name in England during the 1930s and later became a victim of the Hollywood blacklist. His most well-known film was The Last Journey (1936), but his quirky thriller about phony spiritualists, The Amazing Mr. X (1948), has a loyal following.

	Birth : 30 June 1904, Enid, Oklahoma, USA Death : 1 May 1971, New York, New York, USA (lung cancer) Height: 160
Filmography: Lucky Boy Bit Part (uncredited) Little Caesar Olga Stassoff I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang Marie

After gaining acting experience on the stage, Glenda Farrell became a Warner contract actor in the early 1930s.

	Birth : 17 January 1904, St. Louis, Missouri, USA Death : 16 July 1995, Palm Desert, California, USA (heart failure) Birth Name: Patricia Ruth Miller Height: 157
Filmography: Camille Sadie Screen Snapshots Series 15, No. 8 Herself The Voice of Hollywood No. 6 Herself (uncredited)

Leading lady in Hollywood silents and a few early talkies who retired in 1931.

	Birth : 18 April 1904, San Francisco, California, USA Death : 19 November 1993, Hollywood, California, USA Birth Name: Doris Velagra Nickname: Queen of Poverty Row Height: 163
Filmography: Life's Greatest Question Dorothy Cumberland (as Dorothy Valegra) The Broadway Madonna Vivian Collins The Supreme Test

Silent screen vamp Dorothy Revier (nee Velegra) was born in San Francisco, California on April 18, 1904, the daughter of a musician. As a result, Dorothy found herself leaning towards a career in music, finding work as a chorine and nightclub dancer in her teens. She broke into films at age 17 with Life's Greatest Question (1921), billed then as Doris Velegra.

	Birth : 9 December 1904, Quincy, Illinois, USA Death : 7 March 1988, Tarzana, California, USA (emphysema) Birth Name: Robert Edgar Randall Height: 183
Filmography: Man-Woman-Marriage Extra (uncredited) The Queen of Sheba Extra (uncredited) Aloma of the South Seas Swimmer (uncredited)

Bob Livingston's father was a newspaper editor in Quincy, Illinois. As a reporter for the Los Angeles Daily News Bob did a story on the Pasadena Playhouse, and that got him interested in acting. In his mid-20s, he was doing bit parts for Universal and Fox and went from there to romantic roles with MGM.

	Birth : 10 January 1904, Dorchester, Massachusetts, USA Death : 15 January 1987, Los Angeles, California, USA (cancer) Birth Name: Raymond Wallace Bulcao Height: 179
Filmography: Peter and the Magic Egg Uncle Amos Egg (voice) The 29th Annual Tony Awards Himself - Presenter The Great Ziegfeld Himself

Ray Bolger began his career in vaudeville. He was half of a team called "Sanford and Bolger" and also did numerous Broadway shows on his own. He, like Gene Kelly, was a song-and-dance man as well as an actor.