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Educational Screen 1930-1931 — page 338
…I ! Going Wild (Joe Brown (Warner) Burlesque imitation of "The Avia- tor", with nothing but the crude antics of Joe Brown and his mouth…
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Educational Screen 1930-1931 — page 279
…Lottery Bride, The 'Jeajiette Mac- Donald) (U,A.) Hodgre-podge of uni- versity students, cafe scenes, mara- thon dance engrineered by Joe Brown, marriage…
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Business Screen 1957 — page 468
…We accomplished it by creating the character of 'Poor Joe Brown" who, in his contacts with fellow employees and the public, was the perfect…
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Educational Screen 1930-1931 — page 524
…Brown) (Warner) Another stupid attempt to make the Joe Brown brand of humor last through a full length feature. Thoroughly cheap and vacjous farce…
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Business Screen 1939 — page 146
…in 16 mm. Jeanelte Mac- Donald. 'S alter Huston. Myrna Loy. Joe Brown and other well-known entertainers are featured. Free to film users…
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Educational Screen 1944-45 — page 48
…Radio at War—a 24-minute presen- tation on 16mm sound film, picturing the adventures of two typical Ameri- can boys, Jim and Joe…
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Educational Screen 1928-1929 — page 459
…Too many long close-ups of Joe Brown are not so funny as they are meant to be. Part talking. Mother's Boy ( Morton…
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Business Screen 1970 — page 426
…Vice President Sid Baumgarten, Vice President General Manager Joe Brown, Vice President, Production Hal Burnett, Sales Manager Ed Presd, Service Manager 35mm Services: Processing…
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Educational Screen 1930-1931 — page 247
…May amuse those who think Joe Brown is funny. What a Widow (Gloria Swanson) lU. A.) Goes to Paris for gay life, firmly decided…
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Educational Screen 1930-1931 — page 181
June, 1930 177 Titles of Films (Actors) (Prodacers) Hold Everything (Winnie Liffhtner ami Joe Browne) (Warner) All-color, broad farce about two prizefighters and…
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Business Screen 1955 — page 367
…Principal character in the film is Joe Brown, played by veteran Holly- (CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE) Ton! Ross (right, below) played a believable…
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Educational Screen 1932 — page 123
…A—Good of kind Y—Amusing C—Probably good Fireman, Save My Child (Joe £. Brown) (Warner) One of Brown's best roles—as local…
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Educational Screen 1934 — page 243
…Brown) (War- ner) Feeble rehash of Joe Brown's previous antics, with plot too slipshod and incidents too improbable to be very amusing. Rural…
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Educational Screen 1937 — page 142
…3-28-87 (A) Good of kind (Yl Very good (C) Good When*s Your Birthday? (Joe Brown, Ma- rian Marsh) (RKO) Fast, hilarious…
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Educational Screen 1934 — page 22
…Brown \ (First Na- tional) Good nonsense comedy of navy life, with considerable character interest to keep Joe Brown's antics from becoming monotonous. Fun…