Sessue Hayakawa in Silent Film Era Recalled by Era's Echoes
Hollywood veteran Sessue Hayakawa, once called the man without expression, reflects on his silent era rise to star status. He recalls studying at Chicago, building his studio, and his famed restraint that defined his on screen persona. He also recounts encounters with Cecil B. DeMille and David Lean, including ad libbed moments that altered filming.
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Erskine Johnson
Uself
Hollywood
NMA
Ty River
Iwal
Sossne Nagikawa
Sessue Iayakawa
Sessue
University of Chicago
Lad
Boxolfite
Nayakawa
Townsend Harvis
0.S
Japan
John Wayne
France
Cecil B. DeMille
David Lean
DeMille
Aloy Guinness
Alec
Lean
Bridge of San Luis Rey on TV Show of the Month
The 1937 novel by Thornton Wilder is adapted as a live 90 minute television drama to air on CBS TV Show of the Month. David Susskind produces, with Judith Anderson Viveca Lindfors and a large cast staging the five linked stories. The production used six cameras and 28 sets at a cost of $148,000, aiming for dramatic pace and thematic reach about fate and survival.
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Charles Mercer
Wilt
New Carrier
New York
Seth Leonard E. Wi Jr
Mitle
Thornton Wilder
Lovettsville
Las Rey
J. A. Jitt
Shumaker
Leonard E. Will
Joly
Taylorstown
Witt
Sound Ville
Hemes
Judith Ant
Derson
Cropya
Kyalie Gallionne
Viveca Lindfors
Pee
of Art IL
Til Clare
Rishi
Wilder
Various TV Movie and News Schedule Fragments
A dense read of TV listings and program notes shows a mix of shows, films, cartoons, news, weather, and sports segments. Named programs include Queen For A Day, American Bandstand, Popeye, Mickey Mouse Club, and Amos ’N’ Andy, with anchors and hosts referenced in scattered notes.
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Amos
Andy T
Foreign
Tincy Stringer
g—Westher
John Trouglas
Him Ginbonsa
Bill Kuster
Steve Cushing
Paul Shields
Huntley
Brinkley
Douglas Edwards
George Hagers
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Atomte Energy Commission
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David Stickle
Susie
Jerry Strong
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