Money & Company
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Oct. 23, 2009
Real Estate
Dorothy Dandridge home in Hollywood Hills is sold
Oct. 3, 2011
Movies
The upcoming AFI Fest announced Thursday that it will highlight “a trio of diverse female trailblazers” to be featured on the festival’s key art and included in the programming lineup.
Sept. 22, 2016
Everybody wanted to play Dorothy. Nobody wanted to finance the film. Then Halle Berry hooked up with HBO.
Aug. 21, 1999
For the Record
Dorothy Dandridge: In the Nov. 10 Calendar section, an article about AFI Fest programming said that Dorothy Dandridge was the first African American woman nominated for an Oscar.
Nov. 12, 2016
Business
Dorothy Dandridge home on the market at $3.5 million
Oct. 22, 2009
A Hollywood Hills home once owned by actress Dorothy Dandridge is on the market at $3,495,000.
Entertainment & Arts
In Jamal Williams’ “Yesterday Came Too Soon . . .
March 16, 2001
Champagne and chitlins, the refreshments in Dorothy Dandridge’s tawdry nightclub dressing room, symbolize the opposite worlds in which Hollywood’s first black female “star” could never find a home.
April 18, 1997
Ruby Dandridge, a singer, actress and nightclub entertainer who portrayed a series of maids in films, radio and television and trained her two talented daughters for an act called “The Wonder Children,” is dead at age 87.
Oct. 24, 1987