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Howard St. John

Howard St. John

Actor · 1905–1974 · Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

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Biography

Howard St. John (October 9, 1905 – March 13, 1974) was a Chicago-born character actor who specialized in unsympathetic roles. His work spanned Broadway, film and television. He is probably best remembered for his bombastic General Bullmoose, which he played in the stage and screen versions of the 1956 musical Li'l Abner. Description above from the Wikipedia article Howard St. John, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Acted in 50

1960s

  1. 1969

    Don't Drink the Water

    Ambassador Magee

  2. 1968

    Managing Time

    Movie

  3. 1967

    Banning

    J. Pallister Young

  4. Matchless

    General Shapiro

  5. 1965

    Hank

    Dr. Lewis Royal · 26 episodes

  6. Strange Bedfellows

    Julius L. Stevens

  7. Quick, Before It Melts

    Harvey T. Sweigert

  8. 1964
  9. Fate Is the Hunter

    Mark Hutchins

  10. 1962
  11. 1961
  12. Madison Avenue

    J.D. Jocelyn

  13. Cry for Happy

    Vice Adm. Junius B. Bennett

  14. 1960

1950s

  1. 1959

    Li'l Abner

    General Bullmoose

  2. Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway

    James Blake

  3. 1958

    The Gift of the Magi

    Mr. Spiegel

  4. 1956

    World in My Corner

    Harry Cram

  5. 1955
  6. The Tender Trap

    Mr. Sayers

  7. 1954
  8. 1952

    Stop, You're Killing Me

    Commissioner Mahoney

  9. 1951

    Hallmark Hall of Fame

    Mr. Spiegel, George Washington · 1 episode

  10. Starlift

    Steve Rogers

  11. The Big Night

    Al Judge

  12. Close to My Heart

    E. O. "Frosty" Frost

  13. Saturday's Hero

    Belfrage

  14. 1950
  15. Counterspy Meets Scotland Yard

    David Harding

  16. Mister 880

    Chief

  17. The Men

    Ellen's Father

  18. David Harding, Counterspy

    David Harding

  19. 711 Ocean Drive

    Lieutenant Pete Wright

  20. Customs Agent

    Charles Johnson

1940s

  1. 1949

    The Undercover Man

    Joseph S. Horan

  2. Shockproof

    Sam Brooks

  3. 1948
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