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Wii-Win WILLOUGHBY, GEORGE W.Producer.H.Bergen, Paul, Minn., May 6, 1903; A WiI-Win WILLOUGHBY, GEORGE W.Producer.h.Bergen, Paul, Minn., May 6, 1903; a. Columbia U., 9 yrs. News- Norway,e.Oslo University.First, writer and Journalist; paperreporter,1917-20;adv.,FinkelsteinandRuben, ant. (ne industry 1934 as Assistant Dirand film editor; 1920-28; din, adv. dir, Paramount Publix, N. Y., 1929-32: dir.picturesin Sweden. Norway: formed distributioncos. adv. dig, Minnesota Amusement Co., 1932-47; 1.P., 1947; In Oslo and Stockholm: prod. Bar Berson.I Killed:dir. now pres. Panlque, assoc.prodValley ofEagles, Hell Below Zero. Action of the Tiger: prod. Passionate Summer. Beat Girl; W INCH ELL, PAUL: Performer.b. New York, N. Y., assoc. prodNothing but the ilia; prod., Masque of Tho 1924;e.School of Industrial Arts. At 13 won first prize Red Death. The City Tinder the Sea. Major Bowes Radio Amateur Hour; signed by Ted Weems; created Jerry Mahoney when 17; ventriloquist & star own WILLS, CHILL: Actor.h.Seagoville, Tex. In number IRAluevond prodeetioes front PM. Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney show, NBC-TV. Recent Pictures: voice. Francis series; Rork island Trail, WINCH ELL, WALTER: Newspaper columnist.b. New MA Dane:Ante. The Suede, ners, Cattle Drive. Sea Hornet. Yotir City, April 7, 1807. In vaudeville, 1910-19; theatrical Bronco Buster.Rite the Man Down, Small Town Girl, trade Jour:listbefore becoming writer syndicated column Cite Teri Never Sleeps. Man from the Memo. Tuniffieweed, New York Mirror, now appears New York Journal Ameri- Ricochet Romance. Heller Outpost, TimberJack, Santiago. can.Has appearedin pictures Wake Up and Live,Love and Hisses.20111 -Fox. WILLS. JOHN SPENCER: Executive,h.London. Aug. TV: Winchell File, narration The Untouchables. 10,190e.e.Merchant Taylors' School, Became connected with antomote, industry1922 and appointed dir(later WINCKLES, KENNETH, M.B.E.: Executive. b. Neston, man. dirand denier chino.)of TtritishElectric Traction (Cheshire)Eng., June17,1918; e.LouverSch.of John Co..Ltd.. 1939;(leen.,man.direRediffusion,Ltd., Lyon, Harrow. Chartered accountant: H. M. Forces and de- chmm.RediffusionTelevisionLtd.;apptd.program con- mobilised 1998: secretary Scribbans Kemp. Ltd., 1947; mgr. tractortoIndependentTelevisionAuthority; chnue,dir. dir.,Rank Theatres;dir.,Rank Organization,Ltd.,dir, mane other public companies: governor, Rove) Shakespeare Southern Television, Ltd., Chmn., Visanews Ltd. Theatre Mem. Inst.Transport(nres.,1950-51): mem. council.Soc.ofthe Royal Opera House, 1962; v.patron, WINCOR, RICHARD: Attorney -executive.b.Aug.18, Theatre Royal Windsor Trust. 1965. 1931,Queens, N.Y.:e.Harvard Col.cl.1042. Harvard Law el.1949. Japanese language officer U. S. Army 1992- WILSCH I( E. E. 0.: Executive. h. Chicago, Ill., Aug. 25 45:peas.law 1949-54;res.counselandcorporatehas. 1901 ;e.Northwestern TI., married. Transmission engineer, officerShellrick Corp and Flo Magic.Inc.,1954: author: Western Electric;transferredto ERPI inearly days of How to Severe Copyright. The Seven Baste Program Prop- sound. Philadelphia dist. mer. ETIPI until 1987. Managed erties; former chr.Comm. on Trade Marks Federal Bar Alter, T,anelne plant, Los Angeles. during second World War; Assnof N. T ., N. J. & Can., member Copyright Comm. oneretine mgr..Attee Serelee Corp.,1946-54;exec.v. -p. Bar Assn. of City of N. Y. and American Bar Assn. Perspecta-rlound,Inc.,Fine Sound,Ino.,1954-58; mgr. TV Commercial Dept MGM -TV,1958. WINDSOR MARIE: Actress.r,n. Emily Marie Bertel- senh.Maryavale. Ptah. Dee. 11. 1924 e.Brigham Young WILSON IRENE: Director. h. Ayrshire, Scotland. 1919; IT. 1990-92Studied dramatics with Mme Marie Deepen. o. Mare CollegeTroop. Entered mep. 1041as Rage sham appeared In vaudeville, plays; radio erten')8res.; die Gaimmet-Pritisb instatetiontil: worked on educational Tv appearances include' Whistler. Ford Theatre tux Thea- and instructionalshort snit -lee -fa;asst.to Mice Miley Field tre. Gem Theatre. Waterfront, City Detre:4IvaEddie Can- in Ferrets of Life series: dir. & ed. thin series 1044-4e Made torTheatre PublicDefender:picturesInclude:Eddie series of Pd. Mole. Egypt. Petite Pictures. Ltd.. 1046-47. Cantor StoryTrouble Alone the Way. Narrow Margin. City that Never Sleeps. Hell's Half Acre. Bounty Hunter, A & WILSON MARIE: Actress. h. Anaheim. Calif_ Dec. 10. Meetthe Mummy. SilverStar, No Man's Woman, The 1117;a. times Page Schooland the TinIlvavond Cemnock Killing SebnolforGirlsOn sine, from1936inpictures. TV slmws Sir Friend Trine15e2-14, W INELAN D. LLOYD I.: Exhibitor. b. McKeesport, Pa., PicturesInc -tilde: En Leave. No T,ove: Triune widnw. Feb 6 1889 Enteredin. p. industryasproieetiorlitt, Lindelie Good, Fe/mines Joe, Private Affairs of Bel Ami, McKeesport sod then Washington D c exhibiterWash- Mr Friend Irma. My Friend Irma Goes West. Girl In Every ington,1921:chmn,ofbd..WinelandTheatrescircuit, Port. Never Wave ata War:, Marry Me Again. Washington. D. C.; treas., Washington TOA: mem. advis- oryltd.National Bank of Washington: mem. advisory bd. WILSON. MICHAEL: Writer. b. McAlester. Okla., Jnly PerpetualBuilding Assn.member.Variety Club welfare 1, 1914: c.TT. of Calif.. All.. 1920; grad. fellowships. 1937- fund: din, Morris Cafritz Memorial Hospital. 39. Teacher: short story writer; Tr. R. Marine COrrel.3 yrs.; plstsorea s.p., Men inTierLife, Border Patrol; WINI BUS, FRANCIS MANNING: Advertising executive. Arad Area -dmillet. a.,Pelee in the Sun, 1951; s.p., Five b. New York City. Apr 26. 1912; P U Virginia. B.S.. 1956; Fingers; collab.ay., The Sandpiper. married. Sports reporter. Long Island Daily Press. 1935-58; writer, NBC. PITS. Mutual & WATIC, 1916-30: copywriter, WILSON. NORMAN (ORE.): Editor.b.Edinburgh, Warner Bros., 1930-42During World War II. Li(S elepthoidEd.The Tiring Cinema. formerle Ed. Cinema TI.S Navy in 1946 eonvveriterUnited Artists: (Env (thief, (Tharterly; sago, eelWorld Film nether scripts for Dee. 1948: adv.mgr., 1947; nat'ldir.adv., pub., exploit.. British documentaries and hook Presenting Scotland: A ; saesnest to Afarle Ynongateiniv n ofPelted FilmS,IeVey attached to British Afiniatin- of Information, Artists) 1955: U.A. representative, Paris, 1957; adv., pub, World War TT: edFilm Forum. Documentary. Chinn. Kiln- dir, until1962. Pub. din, Lord Jim. 1083-69; pub.dir., bureb Film Guild.Edinhureb International Film Festival, Spy Who Came In From the Cold, 1965; pub,dlr., The 1947-e0: Films of Scotland Corn.; Governor. Brit. Film Inst. Night of the Generals, 1966. WILSON, RICHARD: Prod.die.b.McKeesport. Pa., WINNER, MICHAEL: Producer,director,welter.b. Dos. 25 1915:e.Denver U.Actor,annolmeer.Denver London, Eng.1935.e. Cambridge U.; ent.m.p.Ind.as radiostations:radioactor.N. Y.;sets, asst.stage columnist, critic;asst., 1955; agent. Al Parker mar..stagemar..-prod. east.withMercuryTheatre, ltd.,1055;dir.,Drummer Films; TV: White Hunter 1957-eirmen.prod..slimmertheatres 1919-40:riser. series,Pick andthe Duchess series:orig.s.p.,Man with all Orson Welles films & radio shows to 1951: U. S. With A Gin ; prod.(11r., writ., Shoot to Kill, Swiss Holi- Air Forte1992-45: Beaneprod..thenprod..10-T:films day. Climb Tip the Wall, Out of the Shadow, Some Like incl same prod..Lady fromShanghai.Macbeth. Ma itCool, Girls,Girls,Girls,It's Magic, Behave Yourself; and 'PaKettleonelevationMa and PaKettle Goto formed,Scimitar Films;prod.,dir Haunted England, Wails Iv'Redhead from Wyoming: prod., Ma and Pa Ket- Play ItCool, The Mikado; dir., West 11; co -prod.,dir., tleet Home. Golden Riede Man with a Gun. KettlesIn The System; co-author, dir., You Must Be Joking. theOzarks.dlr.The RigDoodle:co -writer.dir.Man with a Olin. en -writer,dirPaw Wind in Eden: dir.Al WINNINGER, CHARLES: Actor.b.Athens. Wis., May Capone; collab. s.p., dir., Invitation to a Gunfighter. 26, 1884: e. public schools. Left eighth grade to join family on tour in 18e2, known as Winninger Family Concert Co. WILSON. WARREN: Writer, producer. b. Boston. Maas., Made aereral vaudeville tours and upon retirement of father Mac 111909On atone under name Warren Burke. Begun and mother,five brothers played repertory for many years.' writing for screen 1941 ;sereenplay Mendip Goes to College, Played stock co.in San Antonio. Tex., and Seattle, Wash, Col.in 1942. Tanks aMillion. HA ;Sing Your Worries In Milwaukee. Wis.. Joined The Yankee Girl, starring Blanche AwayTITLO Heleepormin. Strictly in the Groove. Ring; later Miss Ring. Played in all Miss Ring's prod. PicturesInclude:(collate,s.p.)She Get() Her Man; and with herIn vaudeville.First screen appearance RK0 (story.prod.)Her Lucky Night;(collates.p.)If You under Henry Lehrman. In 1916. In' New York in George ML Knee' Susie; (erg.a.p.) Square Dance Katy; (s.se.)Big Cohan reviewwith Leo Dietrichstein in The Great Lover. Timber Appeared inseveral Ziegfeld shows and in Winter Garden productions. For number of years portrayed Captain Andy in WIMPERIS, ARTHUR: Writer. b. London, England, Dec. Show Boat. Appeared in Soup to Nuts.forFox;in1931: 3, 1074: e.Dulwich Coil., University Coil.. London. News- Gambling Daughters, U; Devil Was Siek and Night Nurse, paper Artist, soldier Boer War; then librettist, 'London (The Warner;FlyingHigh, MGM; Flusitand'sHolidayPar. Arcadians. The Girl in the Taxi)in World War IRoyal Thereafter Hollywood pictures of various producers; Friend- Artillery.From 1033collaborator numerous originals and lyEnemies. Coney Island. A Lady Takes a ChanceMoth screenplay's British and American producers in England. In and Fantasy. Tiers to Hold. Broadway Rhythm. Belle of the 1942 coll. screenplay Mrs Miniver. MGM; co -winner Acad- Yukon. Sunday Dinner for a Soldier, She Wouldn't Say Yes, emy Award 1942 screenplay for that picture; coilscreenplay State Fair,Inside Story,Give My Regards toBroadway, Handem Harvest, MGM; (rollah.a.p.)If Winter Comes, Father IsIBachelorSun Shines BrightTorpedoAlley,, Julia Misbehaves, Red Danube; B.D. Calling Bulldog Drum- Perilous Journey. Champ for a Day, Lea Vegas Shakedown. mond: collab.a.D., Young Beaa. W I N QU IST, SVEN G.:Journalist.b,Lund,Sweden, WINCHELL, CHARLES WILLIAM: Executive.b.St. Aug.94,1924.e.Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hungary. 323.
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