Studio one presents Waterfront boss / by Edward D. Rabin. 1952.

Liss, Joseph, 1911-

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Joseph LIss, Writer of East Hampton, Long Island. Friend of artist Mark Rothko and other Long Island artists. From the description of Oral history interview with Joseph Liss, 1982 Aug. 10. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 646400533 Writer; East Hampton, Long Island. Friend of artist Mark Rothko and other Long Island artists. From the description of Joseph Liss interview, 1982 Aug. 10. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 220208905 ...

Hargrave, Roy

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Rabin, Edward D.

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Miner, Worthington, 1900-1982

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Worthington Miner, actor, stage and film director and noted television producer and pioneer, was born in Buffalo, New York in 1900. He made his Broadway debut as a spear carrier in the 1925 production of CYRANO DE BERGERAC, but soon turned to directing with the aid of Katharine Cornell. In 1942, after over ten years of directing stage and film productions, he became manager of Columbia Broadcasting System's entire television department. At CBS, Worthington Mi...

Schaffner, Franklin J

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Smith, Kent, 1907-1985

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Smith (1907-1985) and Atwater (1911- ) were a husband-wife acting team. Smith first appeared on Broadway in "Men Must Fight" (1932) and made his first film, "The Garden Murder Case," in 1936. He appeared in scores of stage productions and more than three dozen films. Atwater began her career in "The Black Crook" (1929) and appeared in Broadway musicals, drama, films and television. Smith and Atwater's frequent appearances together included a stage production of "Ah, Wilderness" and episodes of t...