Saratoga / Wichita / Milwaukee / Denver / New York / Washington / DC / Kansas City / Atlanta / Los Angeles / Chicago / /
Company
Tyler Cassity / Hollywood Memorial Park / Hattie / Golden West / McDaniel Brothers Stock Company / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Canada / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Academy Awards / Oscar / Walk of Fame / Academy Award / /
Event
Person Travel / M&A / /
Facility
Howard University / Rosedale Cemetery / Sam Pick’s Suburban Inn / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / /
Movie
Song of the South / Beyond Tara /
NaturalFeature
Elk River / /
Organization
12th United States Colored Infantry Regiment / Hattie’s association / Twelfth Annual Academy / Hollywood Victory committee / Renowned Performer Academy / Woman’s Christian Temperance Union / Howard University in Washington / Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences / East Denver High School / /
Person
Patricia Polacco / David O. Selznick / Faith Ringgold / Carlos Mayans / George Morrison / Tara Vocabulary / Louise Beavers / Eleanor Roosevelt / Walter White / John McDaniel / Eddie Cantor / Jamie Foxx / John Brown / Andy / Paul Robeson / Joseph T. Skerrett / Harriet Tubman / Larry Parr / Whoopi Goldberg / Susan Holbert / Frederick Douglass / Margaret Mitchell / Frank R. Pierson / Sam Pick / Louis Gossett Jr. / Hattie Noel / William Still / Alicia Rhett / Denzel Washington / Halle Berry / Sidney Poitier / Thomas Garrett / Susan B. Anthony / Jeanette Winter / Mammy / Kasi Lemmons / Hattie McDaniel / Edgar Goff / Henry McDaniel / Clark Gable / Morgan Freeman / /
Position
Mayor / president / favorite actor / head / author / maid / celebrated black movie actress / spiritual singer / actor / farmer / minister / premier / recording artist / leader / Judge Priest / artist / chair / first black actor / farmer in Lincoln County / /
ProvinceOrState
Missouri / Georgia / Colorado / Kansas / Wisconsin / Lincoln County / Tennessee / /
Hattie McDaniel was born in Wichita, Kansas, on June 10, 1895. She was the thirteenth child of Henry McDaniel, a Baptist minister, and Susan Holbert, a spiritual singer. Hattie’s father was a former slave and a Union