Radar patrol vs. spy king, 1950.

Republic Pictures Corporation

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Republic Pictures was organized in 1935, largely the result of a reorganization of Monogram Pictures, a small, independent motion picture production company in Los Angeles, and two other independents, Liberty Pictures and Mascot Pictures, whose studio in the San Fernando Valley (once the Mack Sennett studio) became the primary production facility of Republic Pictures. Under the leadership of Herbert J. Yates, Republic Pictures became known as the "King of the B" studios, as the Gene Autry and Ro...

Adreon, Franklin

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Cole, Royal

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Brannon, Fred C. (Fred Curtis), 1901-1953

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Lively, William, 1907-1973

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Shor, Sol, 1913-1985

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