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1996 Ethel Jane Cain, original U.K. Speaking Clock voice, dies at 87
1995 "Indiscretions" closes at Ethel Barrymore Theater New York City after 221 performances 1995 "Indiscretions" opens at Ethel Barrymore Theater New York City for 221 performances 1992 "Streetcar Named Desire" closes at Ethel Barrymore New York City after 137 perf 1992 "Streetcar Named Desire" opens at Ethel Barrymore New York City for 137 performances 1991 Ethel Lois Payne, journalist (Chicago Defender), dies at 79 1991 "Mule Bone" closes at Ethel Barrymore Theater New York City after 67 performances 1991 "Mule Bone" opens at Ethel Barrymore Theater New York City for 67 performances 1988 Ethel Grandin, silent screen actress (Deserter), dies at 94 1984 Ethel Merman, singer and actress (Kid Million), dies in her sleep at 76 1980 Ethel Wilson, actress (Aunt Harriet-Aldrich Family), dies at 88 1979 Vivian Vance, actress (Ethel Mertz-I Love Lucy), diesof cancer at 67 1977 Ethel Waters, actress (Beulah)/singer (Stormy Weather), dies at 76 1975 Ethel Griffies, actress (Billy Liar, Birds), dies at 97 1971 Ethel Glenn Hier, composer, dies at 82 1970 Ethel Leginska, composer, dies at 83 1967 Ethel Percy Andrus, educator and founder of AARP, the American Association of Retired Persons , dies 1966 Ethel Clayton, actress (Warning Shadows), dies at 82 1959 Ethel Barrymore, Blythe, actress (None but the lonely), dies at 79 1957 Ethel White, WBL guard, New York Stars 1953 Ethel Rosenberg, executed at Sing Sing, in 5 tries 1953 Supreme Court Justice Wm O Douglas stays executions of spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg scheduled for next day their 14th anniversary 1951 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, atomic spies, sentenced to death 1951 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are convicted of spying 1951 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg convicted of espionage 1950 1st black lead (Ethel Waters) on TV (Beulah) 1949 Elia Kazan's "Pinky" starring Ethel Waters opens at Rivoli 1946 Musical "Annie Get Your Gun," starring Ethel Merman premieres in New York City 1944 Ethel Mary Smyth, composer, dies at 86 1932 Ethel L Ennis, U.S. orchestra leader/jazz singer, Once Again 1930 Ethel Mermans debuts on Broadway in "Girl Crazy" 1928 Ethel Barrymore Theater opens at 243 W 47th St. New York City 1925 Ethel Kennedy, wife of Bobby 1911 Ethel Lois Payne, journalist, Chicago Defender, 1st Lady of Black Press 1909 Ethel Jane Cain, original U.K. Speaking Clock voice 1908 Ethel Merman, stage and screen actress, Anything Goes, Call Me Madam 1907 Vivian Vance, born in Cherryvale, Kansas, actress, Ethel Mertz-I Love Lucy 1906 Ethel Smyth' "Standrecht," premieres in Leipzig 1896 Ethel Waters, Chester, Pennsylvania, actress, Beulah, singer, Stormy Weather 1889 Ethel Glenn Hier, composer 1886 Ethel Leginska, composer 1884 Ethel Percy Andrus, born in San Francisco, California, educator and founder of AARP, the American Association of Retired Persons 1883 Ethel Clayton, Missouri, actress, Hotel Continental 1881 Ethel Mary Dell, English author, Storm Drift 1879 Ethel Barrymore, classic film and stage actress, Pinky, Moonrise 1879 Ethel Barrymore, Philadelphia, actress, Constant Wife, Corn is Green 1878 Ethel Griffies, actress, Billy Liar, Birds, We Live Again 1858 Ethel Mary Smyth, composer 1839 Ethel Mary Dell, Mrs G T Savage, romantic novelist, dies |
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