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Garvan is not the only person who has a connection with Malvern. John Little McClellan was an Arkansan who served the longest time in the U.S. Senate. He moved to Malvern in 1919 and began his political career in 1920 as a city attorney. Thomas Jefferson Gentry was also born in the city. Malvern was home to Stella Boyle Smith, philanthropist, and singer Blaze Foley. Many local athletes have had successful careers. The community has always been interested in youth sports. Reggie Ritter, a baseball player, was among them. Keith Traylor, Madre Hill, and Gerald Skinner were also among them. After his retirement, Orville Henry, a sportswriter, lived in Malvern. Frank Bonner, actor, and director was a Malvernite. Rick Dial, the motion picture actor, and screenwriter lived there. The city's most well-known celebrity is Billy Bob Thornton, an Academy Award-winning screenwriter and actor. He also graduated from Malvern High School with screenwriter, novelist, and producer Tom Epperson. Epperson was a long-time friend and collaborator of Thornton. Fran Bennett, an actress, was born in Malvern. Natalie Smith Henry was a well-known muralist and was later selected to paint post office art during Great Depression.
