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James David Buttolph Jr. (August 3, 1902 –
January 1, 1983) was an
American film
composer who
scored over 300
movies in his career. Born in New York City...
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Frank E.
Buttolph (born
Frances Editha Buttles; c. 1844–1924) was an
American collector known for
initiating the Miss
Frank E.
Buttolph American Menu Collection...
- The
Buttolph–Williams
House is a
historic house museum at 249
Broad Street in Wethersfield, Connecticut.
Built in 1711, it is one of the
oldest surviving...
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Thomas Buttolph was an
Anglican priest in Ireland. He was
educated at
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
Buttolph was
ordained priest on 1
December 1623...
- Bros.
bought the film for $400,000–800,000,
retitled it, and
hired David Buttolph to
replace Michel Michelet's
original score. The
Beast from 20,000 Fathoms...
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rights were
purchased by John
Buttolph, its
former attorney, and a new
chapter opened for Mrs. Winner’s. Afterwards, Mr.
Buttolph served as the Chairman/CEO...
- Ross (1942–195?),
David Buttolph (195?–1965),
David Randolph (1965–2010) and Mark
Shapiro (since 2011). In 1965, when
David Buttolph resigned,
Chorus members...
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family items. The Webb-Deane-Stevens
Museum also
manages the
nearby 1715
Buttolph–Williams
House which is
owned by
Connecticut Landmarks. The
interior features...
- green.
There are
three National Historic Landmarks in Old Wethersfield:
Buttolph–Williams
House — 249
Broad St.
Joseph Webb
House — 211 Main St.
Silas Deane...
- song was
penned by
prolific composers David Buttolph (music) and Paul
Francis Webster (lyrics).
Buttolph's theme first appeared as
incidental music in...
