A Yank in Korea (Columbia Pictures) (1951)

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Record Details:

Title:
A Yank in Korea (Columbia Pictures)
Date:
1951
Publisher:
Columbia Pictures
Volume:
A Yank in Korea (Columbia Pictures Pressbook, 1951)
Leaf #:
0000
Language:
English
Collection:
Pressbooks
Contributor:
Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 28, 2022
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Andy Smith... . : Sergeant Kirby . josie = CREDITS” Screen play by William oo From a story by Leo Lieberman Directed by Lew Landers; Assistant — Director, Leonard Katzman; Director of Photography, William Whitley; Art Director, Paul Palmentola; Film Editor, Edwin Bryant; Set Decorator, Sidney Clifford; Musical — Director, Ross Di Maggio; Sound Engineer, Josh Westmoreland; Unit Manager, Herbert Leonard. Produced by Sam Katzman. A Columbia Picture. STORY iw (Not for Publication) _ Andy Smith (Lon McCallister) __ enlists in the Army to win the hand of his sweetheart {Sunny Vickers). Shipped to Korea, he becomes a hero by saving the lives of Sgt. Kirby (William “Bill” Phillips) and his pals, Milo (Brett King), Sollie (Lar— ry Stewart) and other men of his outfit. Shortly afterward, Andy leaves his sentry post to help a sick buddy. The enemy infiltrates through his position and wreaks havec. About to be shipped state side, Andy volunteers for a suicidal mission, driving a stalled locomotive through enemy lines. He is wounded, while Sgt. Kirby is killed. Back in the U. $., Andy reads a moving letter from Kirby to the latter's children. Copyright 1951 Columbia Pictures Corp. _ _ A YANK IN KOREA starring LON McCALLISTER The on-the-spot story of the guys in the hottest spot on earth! The mess line laughs —~ the front line fury — the flaming drama — of a couple of joes named Andy and Mike ‘ “COLUMBIA PICTURES presents starring me mn Mob IN = they said pas te William “Bill” Phillips Brett King Larry Stewart ¢ Screen Play by William Sackheim Produced by SAM KATZMAN ? Directed by LEW LANDERS 600-Line Ad Mat No. 401—4 Cols. x 150 Lines