Carole Lombard

Carole Lombard is renowned for being one of Hollywood's best comedic actresses, with a penchant for displaying both modesty and mischievousness. Her career blossomed during the mid to late 1920s, during which time she became affectionately known as the "profane angel" as a result of her celestial good looks combined with a sailor's tongue. Carole Lombard.org: Carole Lombard Trivia She was at the top of her career when she died in a tragic plane crash.

• Lily Garland in Twentieth Century (1934)
• Irene Bullock in My Man Godfrey (1936)
• Nothing Sacred in Hazel Flags (1937)
• Ann K. Smith in Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1941)

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• 1908: Born on October 6th in Fort Wayne, Indiana

• 1921: A Perfect Crime

• 1925: Marriage in Transit

• 1925: Gold and the Girl

• 1925: Durand of the Badlands

• 1927: Smith's Pony

• 1927: The Girl From Everywhere

• 1928: Run Girl Run

• 1928: The Divine Sinner

• 1928: The Girl From Nowhere

• 1928: His Unlucky Night

• 1928: Power

• 1928: The Campus Vamp

• 1928: Me Gangster

• 1928: Ned McCobb's Daughter

• 1929: Matchmaking Mamma

• 1929: High Voltage

• 1929: Big News

• 1929: The Racketeer

• 1930: The Arizona Kid

• 1930: Safety in Numbers

• 1930: Fast and Loose

• 1931: It Pays to Advertise