Bobs Watson

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Actor Bobs Watson was deeply involved in films from an early age. He made his screen debut in short subjects as a baby, and appeared in early films including 'Follow the Leader.' In 1935, he appeared with six of his siblings in 'Life Begins at Forty.' He retired from films in the early 1940s to complete his education, and then served in the infantry in the Korean War. He played small character roles in the late 1950s, but in 1962 decided to enter the Church. He became a pastor in the Methodist Church, being ordained a full deacon in 1969.

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Henry G. Saperstein

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Film producer and distributor Henry G. Saperstein studied at the University of Chicago. He purchased a theatre in the city in 1943. He became Television Personalities Inc Pres in 1955, moving to Hollywood, and in 1956 began a valuable association with Toho Films. He entered television through producing sports shows, and purchased animation studio United Productions of America in order to be able to make cartoons for television.

Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Saperstein, Henry G.

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Freddy Wittop

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Costume designer and dancer Freddy Wittop was born in Bussum, Netherlands, in 1911. He was apprenticed to the resident designer at the Brussels Opera at the age of 13. In 1939 he formed an act with Spanish dancer Argentinita.

Fashion designers, Koning, Frederick Wittop

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