Howard St. John
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.
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Known For
Acting
1961
asWendell P. Hazeltine
1950
asEllen's Father
1951
asPolice Capt. Turley
1949
asJoseph S. Horan
1950
asJim Devery
1949
asSam Brooks
1959
asGeneral Bullmoose
1961
asMr. John Brackett
1955
asDoc Banton
1954
asBurgoyne
1964
asRaymond Fields
1951
asAl Judge
1950
asLieutenant Pete Wright
1955
asMr. Sayers
1950
asThe Warden
1958
asMr. Spiegel
1955
asE.A. Smith
1961
asJ.D. Jocelyn
1952
asCommissioner Mahoney
1950
asChief
1964
asMark Hutchins
1950
asCharles Johnson
1951
asClaude Griswold
1967
asGeneral Shapiro
1950
asDavid Harding
1951
asSteve Rogers
1951
asBelfrage
1961
asGov. Drake
1969
asAmbassador Magee
1951
asE. O. "Frosty" Frost
1956
asHarry Cram
1964
asGeorge Randall
1965
asJulius L. Stevens
1967
asJ. Pallister Young
1950
asDavid Harding
1965
asHarvey T. Sweigert
1962
asGeorge Washington
1961
asVice Adm. Junius B. Bennett
1968
as
1963
asGeorge Washington
as
asJohn Marston
asMr. Spiegel
asJudge Ogden
asasHinrichsen
as
asSelf
as
asBenjamin Franklin
asDr. Lewis Royal
asJames Stanhope
as asMr. Steen
asHerbert
asGeorge Washington
asAbbot
Production
Crew
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