Chase, Borden

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Chase (1900-1971) was a California screen and television writer originally from Chicago. During the early part of his career he contributed stories to popular magazines. He later wrote screenplays of mainly western and adventure stories for television series and motion pictures, including the now classic films, "Red River," "Winchester '73" and "The Fighting Seabees."

From the description of Papers, 1934-1973. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 28443590

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creatorOf Chase, Borden. Flame of Barbary Coast : screenplay, 1944 May 20 / by Borden Chase. Ohio State University Libraries
creatorOf Chase, Borden. Papers, 1934-1973. Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
creatorOf Chase, Borden. Streets of Laredo (Spinoff) "We've lost a train" / written by Borden Chase. California State University, Northridge
referencedIn Slater Company Records., 1795-1892 Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center.
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associatedWith Dvorak, Ann, 1912-1979. person
associatedWith Kane, Joseph, 1894-1975. person
associatedWith Republic Studios. corporateBody
correspondedWith Slater Company. corporateBody
associatedWith Wayne, John, 1907-1979. person
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United States
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Motion picture authorship
Motion picture industry
Television authorship
Television plays
Television programs
Television scripts
Western stories
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Screenwriters
Television writers
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Birth 1900-01-11

Death 1971-03-08

Americans

English

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