Arkansas Walk of Fame Central Avenue, Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas

President William Jefferson Clinton Politics Hope - Hot Springs Inducted 1996   Elected 42nd President of United States in 1992, re-elected 1996.  Six term Governor of Arkansas, Arkansas Attorney General, Rhodes Scholar.

Linda Bloodworth Harry Thomason T.V. and Film Producers   She created and he directed "Designing Women" "Evening Shade" and "Hearts Afire".  They co-chaired the 1993 Presidential inauguration.  She produced the documentary "The Man from Hope" and authored the novel "Liberating Paris."  He produced in Arkansas "The Blue and The Gray"

Johnny Cash Music Kingsland Inducted 1999   Inducted into both rock and roll and country music halls of fame.  Won to Grammys.  Hosted "The Johnny Cash Show" on ABC Network TV.  Recorded over 1,500 songs on 500 albums, with hits " I Walk the Line", "Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison Blues."  Autobiography "Man in Black" sold 1.5 million copies.

Alan Ladd Film Hot Springs Inducted 1997   One of world's foremost movie stars in 1940's - 1950's.  Won worldwide acclaim with his portrayal of title character in "Shane" in 1953.  More than 90 films including  film classics "The Glass Key," "The Blue Dahlia," and "Saigon."  Also the "Carpetbaggers," "This Gun for Hire," "The Green Hornet," and "Whispering Smith."

Jack Fleck Golf Magazine Inducted 2002   Defeated Ben Hogan in an 18 Hole playoff to win the 1955 U.S. Open.  One of the greatest upsets in sports history.  Won 1960 Phoenix Open and 1961 Bakersfield Open.  Won 1979 PGA Senior Championship.  Played in 500 PGA Tour and Senior PGA Tour events.

Pat Day Thoroughbred Racing Hot Springs Inducted 1997   Inducted into Racing Hall of Fame 1991.  Won Kentucky Derby Preakness five times, Belmont three times, Eclipse award, outstanding jockey four years.  Led nation six years.  Third all time with over 8,000 career winners.

Carroll Cloar Painting Earle Inducted 2000   Internationally acclaimed realist painter whose works reflect Life in Arkansas Delta.  Has works in Metropolitan Museum of Ark, Museum of Modern Art, Hirshhorn Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art.  Winner of Guggenheim Fellowship and Edward MacDowell Scholarship.

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