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Hea-Hei Comm., N Hea-Hei Comm., N. Y.. 1945-60! Mr. of films. Broadcasting &1m 1930; film ed., 20 yrs.; asst.to Walter Mirisch. head of Comm., Nat'l Connell of Churches of Christ In TT. 12. 1950- nrod..A.A.: picturesinclude: Assoc.prod.. to 02; ores.. Paul F. Heard. Inc.. m. n. & TV prod. co., 195E- Mars, Flat Top. Hiawatha, Wild Stallion, Wichita.Flight An- 93: Pictures include! Kenii Comes Home. The Broken Mask, napolis Story,First Texan, The Oklahoman: Prod., Rose For Every Child, Hong Kong Affair, What's Your Trouble. Bowl Story. Roar of the Crowd. The Maze, The Royal African Rifles, World Without End. Man from Wyoming. HEARNE. RICHARD: Actor. b. Norwich, Eng.. Tan. 80. Cevon liver, Young (inns. 10011 On stage since 6 wits. old: co-starred in almost ever, TV: Wichita Town, Westener. series. musical comedy theatre in Tendon: several films incl. Time of His Life. Tone of Trouble; appeared 26 times on TV HEFLIN, VAN: Actor, b. Walters. Okla., Dec. 13. 1010, Ed Sullivan Show. 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N T. April 27. 1018: p. William K. and Tireltkoof Pub., Inc. N,V., 1914-26: v. -p.. Assoc. Music Elea Rodwig e. Western, hick sehoolRensselaer 'Polyteeh- Pub., Tne.. N. 'V.. nte Inst.. TA.Signal tirdly World War TT. 'Part-time work 1927-29: treas.. SESIA(1 Inc. 111311-. film lab1927-897 malmman1008-25Started lamm. dis- HEINEMAN. WILLIAM T.: Sales executive. h.Athens. tribution to 1993 as Nu -Art /Film Co.. an individual enter - Win.. Sent. 9. 1099: m. Blanche C. Martin. Entered in. p. prim, and ineorporated as Wit -Art Wilms. Tne.. 19117. Prod - Md. 1910 booker. Paths. Seattle. later sub -Milne mgr.: sales dent NnArt WilmaTee..erg.Telenet Films.Toe..ors. mgr.First National. Seattle: owned, over.ante-frandhise to 1047 for TV film ttletrihirtion. See. Theatre -on -films, One. W R. Classing of Screen. Montana and Mello: abort Now anti..inallearnemetionsin TV & non theatrical. sales mar. Trniyersal. SAP Freneiseo: hr. mon Tinivereel, Butte. 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Pioneers.T)eceasod. HEINEMANN. 41EORSE A.: Executive. b. Chicago, III.. HEERMAN, VICTOR: Director and writer. b. Surrey, Dec.9.1910e.Northwestern TT.Formerly WNW) erne England. Aug. 27, 1993: 0. Maims Pell and Victor Thaerman. mgr.. nag.dir. WMAQ-AM and FM. WNRO-TV NBC professionals: in.Sarah Mason. writer.Child actor and Cent. Die.: spot. dir. of pro. of all NBC owned and oper- connected with Mem and pictures ell his life. Screen career ated Tv and radio stations; mgr. public affairs. NBC radio. began with Rinemaeolor, Later dir.for Sennett. Seignick, TV networks. FN and Famous Plavera. Has written many orig.stories. among them MY Boy for Tackle (Mogan: Owen Moore farce H E ISL ER, STUARTI Filmeditor.director.b. Lot comedies and John Smith. Personality. Dir. The Poor Sumo, Angeles. CalStarted earner to 191E m.p.tad.with The (thicken in the Case. Modern Metrimony. John Smith, Emma. Player! 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