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Also Known As: Bill Howard Died: February 21, 1954
Born: June 16, 1899 Cause of Death: throat cancer
Birth Place: St Mary's, Ohio, USA Profession: director, film salesman, movie theater manager
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Versatile technician best known for "The Power and the Glory" (1933). The film employed an innovative "flashback" narrative style which predated a similar technique used in "Citizen Kane" by eight years.

Versatile technician best known for "The Power and the Glory" (1933). The film employed an innovative "flashback" narrative style which predated a similar technique used in "Citizen Kane" by eight years.

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DIRECTOR:

1.
  A Guy Could Change (1946) Director
2.
  When the Lights Go on Again (1944) Director
3.
  Johnny Come Lately (1943) Director
4.
  Klondike Fury (1942) Director
5.
  Bullets for O'Hara (1941) Director
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  Money and the Woman (1940) Director
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  Back Door to Heaven (1939) Director
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  Murder on Diamond Row (1937) Director
9.
  Fire over England (1937) Director
10.
  Princess Comes Across (1936) Director

CAST: (feature film)

1.
 Back Door to Heaven (1939) Prosecuting attorney
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1921:
Debut as film director
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Retired mid 1940s

Education

Ohio State University: Columbus , Ohio -
Ohio State University: Columbus , Ohio -

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