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7 Who *3 Who in "Darkness at Noon"
and the brilliant character actor played in more than 40 pictures. Among them have been "For Whom the Bell Tolls," "Practically Yours," "A Medal for Benny," "Anna and the King of Siam," "Tonight We Sing" and "Anything Can Happen." Mr. Rasumny has also been seen in lead roles on all of the major TV networks,
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NEHEMIAH PERSOFF (Officer) was the harassed waiter in last month's PRODUCERS' SHOWCASE revival of "Reunion in Vienna," which starred Greer Garson. A frequent video performer, he also has numerous Broadway credits. These include the recent comedy, "Reclining Figure"; Williams' "Camino Real," "Flahooly," "Peer Gynt," "King Lear," Jean Arthur's "Peter Pan," "Montserrat," "Richard III," "Sundown Beach" and "Galileo."
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JAMES MILLHOLLIN (302) is one of TV's busiest actor3.
Daytime viewers currently see him as Tex in the serial, "Valiant Lady." He is also Pete, the undertaker, in "The World of Mr. Sweeney,1' starring Charlie Ruggles. He has been a regular member of the acting company employed on "Omnibus." Some weeks ago, he was the execution¬ er in "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame," telecast on "Robert Montgomery Presents." More recently, he was in the company of Sir Cedric Hardwicke in "The $1000 Dollar Window." Millhollin has had 10 seasons of stock and Shakespearean repertory training.
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FREDERICK ROLF (Richard) has been kept busy in TV on "You Are There" in a dozen engagements, as well as on "Television Play¬ house," "Studio One," "Danger," "Hollywood Screen Test" and others.
He was Priam, King of Troy, in the recent "Omnibus" production of Homer's "Iliad." He made his Broadway debut as the Inquisitor in the Theatre Guild revival of Shaw's "Saint Joan," and has since appeared in "The Strong Are Lonely," in the John Houseman production of "Coriolanus" and in this season's recent "The Immortal Husband," as both the father and the son.
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ALFRED HESSE (202) is a theatrical veteran of many hits, which he has performed in the company of such stars as Ethel Barrymore (three plays), David Warfield ("The Music Master") and Marjorie Rambeau, to name a few. "Reclining Figure," "The Searching Wind," "Letters to Lucerne," "Ten Million Ghosts," "French Without Tears," "The Left Bank" and "Young Sinners" are among his many credits. He is equally at home on the radio, in pictures and in TV. The latter medium has kept him busy on such popular programs as "Mr. Peepers," "Man Against Crime," "Robert Montgomery Presents,"
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