Day Keene, a renowned American writer, entered this world on March 28, 1904, in the state of Illinois, USA. Her remarkable literary career spanned numerous notable works, including the iconic television series Burke's Law, which premiered in 1963, and the equally successful Hawaiian Eye, which debuted in 1959. Additionally, her impressive portfolio of writings includes the 1964 film Joy House, further solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile author. Tragically, Day Keene's life was cut short on January 9, 1969, when she passed away in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Day Keene
Deceased · Born: Mar 28, 1904 · Died: Jan 9, 1969
