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Wed 12
The Time of Your Life — Paul Draper
William Saroyan's tale of characters in a seedy bar who give their views on life. Joe: James Cagney. Nick: William Bendix. Tom: Wayne Morris. Kitty: Jeanne Cagney. Krupp: Broderick Crawford. Kit: James Barton. Mary L.: Gale Page. McCarthy: Ward Bond. Dudley: James Lydon. Arab: Pedro de Cordoba. Wesley: Reginald Beane. Blick: Tom Powers. Society Lady: Natalie Schafer. Artistic interpretation of a fine play. H.C. Potter directed.
Air Time & Details for Paul Draper, Wed 12, 3:00 pm -
Thu 13
The Time of Your Life — Paul Draper
William Saroyan's tale of characters in a seedy bar who give their views on life. Joe: James Cagney. Nick: William Bendix. Tom: Wayne Morris. Kitty: Jeanne Cagney. Krupp: Broderick Crawford. Kit: James Barton. Mary L.: Gale Page. McCarthy: Ward Bond. Dudley: James Lydon. Arab: Pedro de Cordoba. Wesley: Reginald Beane. Blick: Tom Powers. Society Lady: Natalie Schafer. Artistic interpretation of a fine play. H.C. Potter directed.
Air Time & Details for Paul Draper, Thu 13, 4:00 am
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Biography
About Paul Draper
A handsome, appealing dancer with a promising film career during the '30s and '40s, Paul Draper was a casualty of McCarthyism. He started out as a tap dancer and spent most of his career teamed up with harmonica player Larry Adler. Draper distinguished his dance routines by combining traditional tap with elements of classical ballet.
He made his feature film debut in Colleen (1936). Both he and Adler's careers were destroyed when the House Un-American Activities Committee accused them of leftist leanings.