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Titanic History Wednesday, March 11, 2026 |
| 1927 - 1st class survivor Dr Henry William Frauenthal died of a skull fracture from committing suicide by jumping from the seventh floor of his hospital building in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA at the age of 63.
1864 - 1st class survivor Mr Henry Sleeper Harper was born to Joseph Wesley Harper and Abigail P. Sleeper Wesley in New York City, New York, USA. 1883 - 2nd class passenger Mr Sebastiano Del Carlo was born to Luigi del Carlo and Clemente di Pego in Capannori, Prov. Lucca, Italy. 1919 - 3rd class survivor Miss Hanora "Nora" Healy died at the age of 36. 1875 - Barber Mr Arthur White was born in Hampshire, England, UK. 1997 - The sinking scenes for James Cameron's movie "Titanic" were filmed from the 6th to the 12th and were the most expensive filming days in motion picture history. |
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Characters: Jack Dawson
A free spirit that travels the world like a "tumbleweed blowin' in the wind," Jack Dawson has been independent from a young age. He was born and raised in Lake Wissota until his parents died, leaving him an orphan at 15. He wandered the globe by working on tramp steamers and drawing portraits in Santa Monica. He befriended other travellers, Parisian prostitutes, and immigrants along the way. Jack's art joins the "Ash Can" movement, which depicts ordinary vignettes of average people's lives.
Because he is following his heart through life, he occasionally has to sleep under a bridge. However, his luck has brought him aboard Titanic, and into the life of a gorgeous upperclass woman, Rose DeWitt Bukater. Does Jack have ulterior motives to get close to Rose and her belongings, or will this fateful encounter lead to true love? |
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