S9.com / Biographies /
Geisel, Theodor Seuss (pseudonym Dr. Seuss)
US author, filmmaker, illustrator, and poet
1983 - "The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins".
1940 - "Horton Hatches the Egg".
1954 - "Horton Hears a Who!".
1957 - "The Cat in the Hat".
1957 - "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!".
1960 - "Green Eggs and Ham".
1971 - "The Lorax".
1986 - "You're Only Old Once".
1990 - "Oh, the Places You'll Go".
1946 - Produced documentary films "Hitler Lives".
1947 - "Design for Death".
1951 - Animated film "Gerald McBoing Boing".
Founded Beginner Books, Inc. 1958 (acquired by Random House 1960)
Recipient of special Pulitzer Prize for lifetime achievement 1984
1904 - Dr. seuss (Ted Seuss) was born on the 2nd of March.
1921 - He went to college at Darthruoth and Oxford.
1927 - Dr.Seuss got married with Helen Palmer.
1937 - Became a author.
1945 - He joined the army and was sent to HollyWood.
1946 - Directed his first movie.
1960 - A friend bet him he couldn't write a book in less than 50 words, he wrote Green eggs and Ham afterwards.
1967 - Dr seuss's wife Helen Palmer died.
1991- Dr.seuss died on the 24th of September.
Page last updated: 2:42pm, 19 |



