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1. A date with Great Kate

   Aug 30, 2008 | The Baltimore Sun

   ... persnickety Rose Sayer made his exasperated Charlie Allnut possible. The all-Kate marathon ends with 1936's Sylvia Scarlett (4:15 a.m. - set your DVRs), where Hepburn gets to disguise herself as a boy.

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   Related Topix: Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Comedy Movies, Entertainment

2. Channel Surfing: Go classic or go redneck

   Aug 29, 2008 | Star-telegram.com

   ... features 24 hours of Hepburn in roughly chronological order, although someone decided to stick 1936's Sylvia Scarlett at the end, after 1981's On Golden Pond. The best stuff begins at 1:30 p.m. with Bringing Up Baby, which begins a run of ...

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   Related Topix: Katharine Hepburn, Sport, Bringing Up Baby, Comedy Movies, Family, Drama, Pat and Mike, On Golden Pond, Wedding, Movies, Entertainment

3. Gift Ideas for Katherine Hepburn Fans

   May 23, 2008 | Associated Content

   ... library. Gift Ideas for Katherine Hepburn Fans: "Katherine Hepburn Collection: Morning Glory/Undercurrent/Sylvia Scarlett/Without Love/Dragon Seed/The Corn Is Greener" This six disc Katherine Hepburn DVD boxed set offers gift recipients an ...

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4. Class, spunk define Hepburn legacy

   Jan 27, 2008 | The Eagle

   ... used her clout to secure roles she wanted as her star rose. She portrayed a woman passing as a man in "Sylvia Scarlett," pictured above. "I am absolutely fascinating!" renowned actress Katharine Hepburn once exclaimed to interviewer Dick Cavett. ...

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   Related Topix: Katharine Hepburn, Family, Drama, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Comedy Movies, Music!, Musical Movies, Little Women, Bringing Up Baby

5. Go to The Scene

   Jan 27, 2008 | The Eagle

   ... used her clout to secure roles she wanted as her star rose. She portrayed a woman passing as a man in "Sylvia Scarlett," pictured above. By Kristen Powell "I am absolutely fascinating!" renowned actress Katharine Hepburn once exclaimed to ...

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   Related Topix: Dick Cavett, Comedy Movies, HealtH, Katharine Hepburn