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Jul 25, 2020 · The emerald and diamond engagement ring that Howard Hughes gave to Hollywood star Katharine Hepburn in 1938 sold for $108,000 at a Los Angeles auction - more than three times the expected price ...
Jul 25, 2020 · The emerald and diamond engagement ring that Howard Hughes gave to Hollywood star Katharine Hepburn in 1938 sold for $108,000 at a Los Angeles auction, more than three times the expected price, while a collection of her love letters to him fetched $44,800. Also read: Katharine Hepburn's love letters to Howard Hughes up for auction.
Jan 24, 2005 · Cary Grant and Howard Hughes were best friends. Cary Grant also, in the early 30s, had become very good friends with Katharine Hepburn. Hepburn, at that point, hard as it is to believe, was finding it difficult to get work in Hollywood, despite her two back-to-back Oscars. She had then appeared in 4 flops in a row, she couldn’t get her own ...
A crossover episode, uniting our two ongoing series, The Many Loves of Howard Hughes and Follies of 1938, focusing on Hughes’ relationship with Katharine Hepburn, which peaked and crashed in 1938. Introduced by Hughes’ close confidant, Cary Grant, Hepburn and Hughes became a celebrity couple in the…
Howard Hughes, the son of Howard Robard Hughes, was born in Houston on 24th December, 1905. Howard's father was the founder of founder of the Hughes Tool Company. His brother, Rupert Hughes, worked as a writer for Samuel Goldwyn's movie studios. His mother, Allene Gano, came from a prosperous family that were considered to be "monarchs of ...
A Hepburn család, balról jobbra Katharine, Marion, Robert, Thomas és Richard. Középen az édesanya, Katharine, ölében Margarettel (1921) Katharine vagyonos család gyermekeként született a connecticuti Hartfordban. Urológus apja és szüfrazsett anyja nyíltnak, szókimondónak nevelte, de nagyratörő ambícióit a testedzésében is ...
Nov 26, 2010 · But its true guiding light was Hepburn, whose affair with billionaire Howard Hughes allowed her to obtain the rights and who then used her own Main Line story — and that of Hope Montgomery Scott ...
