Armond Fields

American impresario

Russian-born American singer, comedian, actress and radio personality

American actress and singer

Film producer, Film director

American historian, journalist, writer

American singer and composer. She began her career in vaudeville, achieving tremendous success in 1896 with her song Sweet Rosie O'Grady, which became the archetypal waltz ballad of the 1890s.

American singer

American dancer

American singer and actor

Male impersonator

American opera singer and actress

American singer and actress

American journalist

American comedian and actor

American classic blues singer

Professor of Theater and Dance at the University of California, San Diego

American composer, actor, playwright

American musician

American songwriter

American songwriter

Actor, female impersonator

American actor

American actress and sex symbol

American businessman

American entertainer

American actor

African American singer and vaudeville performer

American film critic

Film pioneer, owner of Loew's/M-G-M

American historian and politician

American newspaper columnist

American writer and psychologist

American historian

American librarian, writer, and university professor

American physicist

American writer; University of Virginia professor

American writer

American writer

American occult writer

Tibetan Buddhist lama and writer

American writer

American writer

American rabbi

American comedian, musician and entertainer, 1920–1986

American pianist and poet

American writer

Lawyer, public servant, Christian advocate

CIA Agent

American author