Carol Channing Kundali AstroNidan
Birth Date: Jan. 31, 1921
Birth Time: 9 p.m.
Birth City: Seattle, Washington, United States
Aquarius
Degree : 11º48'55.62"
Sun Sign*
Scorpio
Degree : 4º41'29.64"
Moon Sign
Anuradha
Pada : 1
Nakshatra
Virgo
Degree : 2º28'39.17"
Ascendant
Last updated at Aug. 16, 2022, 11:54 a.m.
Created at Aug. 16, 2022, 11:54 a.m.

Kundali Details Birth details and configuration for astrological analysis

Birth Details

Gender Female
Weekday Monday
Date Jan. 31, 1921
Time 9 p.m.
Daylight Saving No
City Seattle, Washington, United States
Geo-location 47ºN36'22.36", 122ºW19'55.45"
Timezone America/Los_Angeles

Residence Details

City Seattle, Washington, United States
Timezone America/Los_Angeles

Ayansmha Preference

Ayanmsha True Chitra
Ayanmsha Value 22º44'31.17"

Timezone/Corrections

Birth Time (America/Los_Angeles) Jan. 31, 1921, 09:00:00 PM
Birth Time (UTC) Feb. 01, 1921, 05:00:00 AM
Birth Time (LMT) Jan. 31, 1921, 08:50:40 PM
Birth Time (Julian) 2422721.708333
LMT Correction (in Hrs) -8.1556

Birth Place Location of birth place on map - Lat: 47ºN36'22.36" Lon: 122ºW19'55.45"

Life Attributes List of attributes/tags and tag associated with this kundali.

Notable

Awards | Hall of Fame Awards | Tony Book Collection | Profiles Of Women Famous | Top 5% of Profession

Traits

Body | Voice/Speech

Lifestyle

Financial | Gain - Financial success in field Work | Travel for work

Vocation

Entertain/Music | Dancer/ Teacher Entertain/Music | Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc. Entertainment | Actor/ Actress Entertainment | Comedy Writers | Autobiographer

Family

Parenting | Kids 1-3 Relationship | Marriage more than 15 Yrs Relationship | Number of Marriages

Diagnosis

Major Diseases | Cancer

Personal

Death | Long life more than 80 yrs Religion/Spirituality | Western

Passions

Sexuality | Celibacy/ Minimal

Life Story Story of person and major life events assoicated with this Kundali

American actress, dancer, singer and comedian with a foghorn voice and huge eyes in an elastic face with a scatterbrained manner, 5'6" (168 cm) and 138 lbs (62.5 kg). She started in Hollywood in a revue called "Lend an Ear" in 1948, a revue that carried her to Broadway, where she perfected the dumb blonde role in such productions as "The Vamp" (1955), "Show Girl" (1961) and "Lorelei" (1973). After a decade of bit parts on stage and film, she made an impact in 1949 as the coy, mincing gold digger in the stage production of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." Her huge hit, "Hello Dolly," won her the Tony in 1964, the first of several Tony awards she would receive. Stage was always her medium, her film career was secondary. At 73 she again picked up "Dolly" for a tour, giving an ageless performance in a superb production of a happy musical comedy. She was still a delight after playing Dolly over 5,000 times. The daughter of a Christian Science lecturer and editor, Channing got her first taste of dramatics at Bennington College and made her Broadway debut in the Marc Blitzstein opera, "Not for an Answer." As a film actress, she won the Golden Globe Award and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance as Muzzy in "Thoroughly Modern Millie" (1967). Her other film appearances include "The First Traveling Saleslady" (1956) and "Skidoo" (1968). On television, she appeared as an entertainer on variety shows, from "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the 1950s to "Hollywood Squares." She had a standout performance as The White Queen in the TV production of "Alice in Wonderland" (1985), and had the first of many TV specials in 1966, "An Evening with Carol Channing." Channing was inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 1981 and received a Lifetime Achievement Tony Award in 1995. She continued to perform and make appearances well into her 90s, singing songs from her repertoire and sharing stories with fans, cabaret style. She released an autobiography, "Just Lucky I Guess," in 2002, and "Larger Than Life," a documentary film about her career, was released in 2012. Channing was married four times. Her first husband was the writer Theodore Naidish, whom she married when she was 20 in 1941. They divorced in 1944. She married her second husband Alexander F. Carson, a football-player known as Axe, or "The Murderous Ax" in November 1948 and they divorced in September 1956. The only lapse in Channing's career came with the birth of their son, Channing Carson (later Lowe), a syndicated political cartoonist in Florida, who today publishes his cartoons as Chan Lowe and has been nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his work. Channing made a third marriage in 1956, to her manager, Charles Lowe; they celebrated their 40th anniversary in 1996. A Christian Scientist, she had a home in Hollywood, California to enjoy in-between tours. "People feel so sorry for me, traveling all the time," Channing said. "All those hotel rooms! I love it. I haven't washed a dish in 15 years and I'm hoping to not break my record." After leaving her husband in December 1997, on 19 May 1998 Channing filed divorce papers from Charles Lowe, 86, along with bitter accusations. She claimed that she and Lowe made love no more than twice in 1956, the first year of their marriage, and never since because of his impotence, and also charged him with squandering her earnings and with emotional abuse. Recovering from a stroke he suffered the previous year, Lowe vehemently denied his wife's charges. On 2 September 1999, Lowe, 87, died in Los Angeles. After Lowe's death and until shortly before her fourth marriage, the actress's companion was Roger Denny, an interior decorator. In 2003, she rekindled her romance with her junior high school sweetheart, Harry Kullijian, and they married on 10 May that year. Kullijian died on 26 December 2011, the eve of his 92nd birthday. Channing died on 15 January 2019 of natural causes at her home in Rancho Mirage, California, sixteen days shy of her 98th birthday. Link to Wikipedia biography

Life Events List of life events assoicated with this Kundali profile

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Gain Social Status

Jan. 1, 1949

Work : Gain social status 1949 (Became noted)

2

Prize

Jan. 1, 1964

Work : Prize 1964 (Tony awards)

3

Prize

Jan. 1, 1981

Work : Prize 1981 (American Theatre Hall of Fame)

4

Prize

Jan. 1, 1995

Work : Prize 1995 (Lifetime Achievement Tony Award)

5

Published/Released

Jan. 1, 2002

Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 2002 (Autobiography, "Just Lucky I Guess")

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Marriage

Jan. 1, 1941

Relationship : Marriage 1941 (Theodore Naidish, first husband)

2

Divorce

Jan. 1, 1944

Relationship : Divorce dates 1944 (Theodore Naidish, first husband)

3

Marriage

Nov. 19, 1948

Relationship : Marriage 19 November 1948 (Alexander F. Carson, second husband) .

4

Marriage

Jan. 1, 1956

Relationship : Marriage 1956 (Charles Lowe, third husband)

5

Least Sex

Jan. 1, 1956

Relationship : Least Sex 1956 (Claims 3rd marriage celibate)

6

Divorce

Sept. 1, 1956

Relationship : Divorce dates September 1956 (Alexander F. Carson) .

7

Relationship End

Dec. 1, 1997

Relationship : End significant relationship December 1997 (Separated from Lowe) .

8

Divorce

May 19, 1998

Relationship : Divorce dates 19 May 1998 (Filed divorce papers from Lowe) .

9

Marriage

May 10, 2003

Relationship : Marriage 10 May 2003 (Harry Kullijian, fourth husband) .

S.No. Event Type Event Date Event Description
1

Partner Death

Sept. 1, 1999

Death of Mate 2 September 1999 (Charles Lowe died at 87) .

2

Partner Death

Dec. 26, 2011

Death of Mate 26 December 2011 (Harry Kullijian died at 91) .

3

Disease

Jan. 15, 2019

Death by Disease 15 January 2019 at 12:31 AM in Rancho Mirage (Natural causes, age 97) .

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