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Gary Cooper
Gary Cooper

Gary Cooper was born Frank James Cooper in Helena, Montana, one of two sons of an English farmer from Bedfordshire, who later became an American lawyer and judge, Charles Henry Cooper (1865-1946), and Kent-born Alice (née Brazier) Cooper (1873-1967). His mother hoped for their two sons to receive a better education than that available in Montana and arranged for the boys to attend Dunstable Grammar School in Bedfordshire, England between 1910 and 1913.Upon the outbreak of World War I, Cooper’s mother brought her sons home and enrolled them in a Bozeman, Montana, high school

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Maria Cooper Janis
Maria Cooper Janis

Maria Cooper Janis was born in Los Angeles, California and lived there with her parents, the actor Gary Cooper and his wife Veronica Cooper.

She followed a painting career in New York and in 1966 married the world renowned concert pianist, Byron Janis. Although Mr. Janis’ busy schedule has led them all over the world, Mrs. Janis has enjoyed a successful career as an artist. She pursues her paintings with great energy, exhibiting in the United States as well as Europe and Asia.

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In 1929, Gary Cooper stood at the threshold of greatness, no longer the unknown cowboy from bit parts, but not yet the Hollywood legend he would soon become. This was the year that transformed everything. With the release of The Virginian, his first
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95 years ago today, Morocco (1930) premiered and offered the world one of the most quietly arresting performances of Gary Cooper’s early career. Long before High Noon, Sergeant York, or For Whom the Bell Tolls, there was Cooper as Tom Brown, th
#onthisday 96 years ago, Gary Cooper forever changed the face of the American Western. On November 9, 1929, The Virginian was released, a film that not only defined a genre but also launched Cooper into the pantheon of Hollywood legends. Adapted from

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