Sidney Howard

Yellow Jack was produced and directed by Bill Lawrence.

It was a Gene Holloway adaptation of the play by Sidney Howard.

This is Frank Graham speaking for Schenley Laboratories, producer of penicillin Schenley and Schenley Pharmaceuticals.

This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.

Both shows brought her Emmy nominations.

Sidney Howard's Yellow Jack and the drama Claudia.

Saint appeared opposite Lillian Gish in 1953, Hornfoot Teleplay, The Trip to Vanderbilt, which became the first TV drama to move to Broadway for 39 performances.

It won the observation of Elia Kazan, who cast her opposite Marlon Brando on, On the Waterfront, in a role coveted by many more experienced actresses.

Uh, Robert Riskin, based on the story Opera Hat by Clarence Budington Kelland.

Then you've got Dodsworth, Sidney Howard, based on the play by Howard and the novel by Sinclair Lewis.

Sinclair Lewis, great social issue novelist.

There you go.

Uh, Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett were the writers for the screenplay.

Dodsworth, this was Sidney Howard.

Mr.

Deeds Goes to Town, Robert Riskin, the, uh, frequent collaborator of Frank Capra.