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The Role of a Lifetime: “John Hamilton” Joins the War Effort In 1941, after starring in two films for Paramount, Sterling left Hollywood to join the war effort. Taking advantage of his connection to Donovan, he asked to be sent to commando training in Scotland, where he became the only American—and novice—allowed to join the elite training group.
John Hamilton. Actor. Born January 16, 1887 in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, USA. Burly, stentorian-voiced John Hamilton, worked on Broadway and in touring theatrical companies for many years prior to his 1930 film debut. He was in the original Broadway company of "Seventh Heaven" and would appear in the film remake (Seventh Heaven (1937)) in 1937.
16 de jun. de 2011 · John Hamilton is a best-selling novelist and author of more than 275 nonfiction books for young adults. An Active Member of the Western Writers of America and the Wild West History Association, his work has received critical acclaim from School Library Journal, Children's Literature, The Sioux City Journal, We Proceeded On (the official journal of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation ...
Birthday: Jan 16, 1887. Birthplace: Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, USA. John Hamilton was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Hamilton's early acting career consisted of roles in various ...
John Hamilton (gángster) John "Red" Hamilton (27 de enero de 1899-30 de abril de 1934) 1 fue un criminal canadiense y ladrón de bancos activos en el siglo XX, sobre todo como un socio criminal de John Dillinger . Poco se sabe de la vida de John Hamilton antes de su carrera criminal. Lo que se sabe es que Hamilton fue apodado "Three-Finger ...
Sir John Hamilton, 1st Baronet, of Woodbrook (1755–1835), British and Portuguese general of the Napoleonic Wars. John Fane Charles Hamilton (1829–1864), British naval officer, after whom the town of Hamilton in New Zealand is named. John Patrick Hamilton (1896–1961), Australian recipient of the Victoria Cross.
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 4069. Source citation. Actor. Born in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, he was best remembered for the role of Perry White editor of the Daily Planet on the original TV series of Adventures of Superman in the 1950s. He was member of a Broadway company when he made his film debut in Dangerous Nan McGrew (1930).
