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13 results for ""John Beal"".
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Educational Screen 1950 — page 43
…IN NEW YORK AND HOLLYWOOD THE RELIGIOUS PICTURE OF THE YEAR in 16mm “Messenger of Peace” JOHN BEAL os Pastor Armin Ritter Running Time…
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Educational Screen 1943 — page 377
…like Lieutenant Ronald Reagan, Pfc. Alan Ladd, Pvt. George Montgomery, Pvt. John Beal, who. besides their regular fatigue and drill duties, also provide the…
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Educational Screen 1938 — page 313
…Thus in Double Wedding, starring William Powell and Myma Loy, the expression "Umph," as describing what John Beal lacked to make him an eligible…
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Business Screen 1959,1960 — page 839
…Narration by actor John Beal and excellent animation by Hunn- Fritz-Henkin are also featured in the film which is currently avail- able on…
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Educational Screen 1957-1958 — page 452
…Based on Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan, stars John Beal as Joel, Worren McCullum as Zadok, Maurice Moscovich as the Scribe, also Albert…
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Educational Screen 1938 — page 106
…38 (A) Hardly (Y) Perhaps (C) No Danger Patrol (Sally Eilers. John Beal, Harry Carey) (RKO) Tough Texans transport "soup" (nitro-glycerine for oil…
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Educational Screen 1935 — page 20
…The (Katherine Hepburn, John Beal) (RKO) Another classic beautifuTy screened. Faithful to essentials of original, and with charm of settings, atmosphere and characterizations to…
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Educational Screen 1937 — page 216
…8-10-37 (A) Depends on taste (Y)-(C) Not for them Border Cafe (John Beal, Armida, Harry Carey) (RKO ) Sordidness, heavy villainy and…
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Educational Screen 1936 — page 216
…A) Mediocre (Y) Fair (C) Doubtful value M'Liss (Ann Shirley. John Beal) (RKO) Old style melodrama. Proud little "Bpitfire" works as barmaid to…
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Educational Screen 1935 — page 190
…7-16-35 ( A ) Pleasing (Y ) Very good (C ) Probably good Laddie (John Beal, Virginia Weidler) (RKO) Delightful filming of Gene Stratton Porter's…
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Educational Screen 1937 — page 190
…5-11-37 (A) Mediocre (Y) No (C) No Man Who Found Himself (John Beal) (RKO) Trite theme, achieving little distinction in the telling…