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AKA:
Katharine Houghton Hepburn
Birthplace:
Hartford, Connecticut
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A fiery Scots-Yankee known for her intelligence, humor and iron determination, Katharine Hepburn demonstrated remarkable staying power in a screen career that spanned more than six decades, winning three of her four Best Actress Oscars after the age of 60. Credit must go to her extraordinary parents, a noted urologist father, who at great professional risk brought the facts about venereal disease to a wider public, and his dedicated suffragette wife (an early champion of birth control), for providing an eccentric and genteel upbringing stressing Spartan physical discipline. Out of their
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1915
First performed publicly at age 8 as part of a women's suffrage rally (date approximate)
1919
Appeared in amateur stage productions at age 12 (date approximate)
1928
Moved to Baltimore to join stock company; with company made professional stage acting debut as lady-in-waiting in "Czarina"
1928
Broadway debut in "Night Hostess"
1928
First came to the attention of the American public as Veronica Sims in "These Days" on Broadway
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