Jean Harlow

DATE(S): late 1920s alledgedly rented by Harlow but unconfirmed

DATE(S): 1934 with Bern, from July 2nd marriage to his September 5th death

DATE(S): 1928-1929 with McGrew, Jan. 1928 to June 1929; Mama Jean and Marino Bello moved in with them and stayed after Jean moved out; Spanish bungalow since replaced with modern home

DATE(S): 1929-1931 census records, silent and sound films, with Mama Jean, age 19, census records, silent and sound films, moved here during Hells Angels filming in late 1929 after her divorce from Chuck McGrew

DATE(S): 1936-1937 was renting this house at the time of her 1937 death

DATE(S): 1931 her boyfriend, mobster agent Abner Longy Zwillman brokered a better salary at Columbia and made the Club View house affordable

DATE(S): 1920s unconfirmed; mentioned as home address but also set of film done with Edgar Kennedy, who also is reputed to have lived here (probably both false)

DATE(S): 1934 White House mansion, after death of Paul Bern, with Mama Jean and Marino Bello

DATE(S): 1932-1934 in 1932 Jean built a home on land purchased by Chuck McGrew in 1929, her mother and Marino Bello moved in when it was completed in 1932; she lived here until her marriage to Paul Bern when she moved to Easton Drive for two months

DATE(S): 1925 La Brea Apt., with her mother during her first abbreviated visit to Hollywood, 1923-1925

DATE(S): 1923-1925 Harlow attended the Hollywood School for Girls during her early 1923-1925 Hollywood visit, with children of Louis B. Mayer, Francis X. Bushman, Cecil B. DeMille, etc.

DATE(S): 1920s supposedly shared an apartment with her mother during their 1923-1925 Hollywood visit, but unconfirmed

DATE(S): 1923-1925 Harlow and her mother rented a single room in a Sunset Boulevard mansion that had been converted into a boarding house; mentioned as being in West Hollywood

DATE(S): 1933-1934 with Harold Rosson from September 18, 1933, for a year they rented Suite 33; often stayed at Chateau Marmont to escape her family

DATE(S): 1920s unconfirmed, but long-rumored to have kept an apartment here and is usually included in releases from what is now The Argyle; hard to find a specific period where she wasn't living somewhere else, though

DATE(S): early 1930s Whitley Heights history insists Harlow lived here in a mansion rented by Howard Hughes for her during Hells Angels filming; unconfirmed but Hughes was known for renting homes for the women he was infatuated with

DATE(S): 1930s sometimes incorrectly listed as 6621 Whitley Terrace, mentioned as living here in several Whitley Heights histories, but is unconfirmed

DATE(S): 1930s allegedly belonged to her, according to Garland family lore, unconfirmed though