Hollywood star Clark Gable (Clark Gable·1901–1960) was often written as “Cable” in the past. The spelling “Cable” was so well-known that it was sometimes used even when recognized as a misspelling.

Clark Gable, also known as the King of Hollywood, is regarded as one of the most prolific stars of Hollywood's Golden Age, gaining universal fame for classics such as It Happened One Night, Gone With ...

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When dashing movie star Clark Gable visited Palm Beach in 1944, anyone privy to local gossip or Hollywood tabloids may have wondered: Was he indeed gaga over the high-profile society beauty who was ...

On July 23, 1937, MGM unveiled in theaters the star vehicle for Jean Harlow, who had died suddenly weeks earlier. By THR Staff On July 23, 1937, MGM unveiled in theaters Saratoga, a star vehicle for ...