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Johnny Indrisano (November 1, 1905 — July 6, 1968) was an
American welterweight boxer whose career spanned the
period from 1923 to 1934. He
later became...
- Foxboro". The
Boston Globe.
Indrisano, Ron (June 13, 1990). "Wonderland's
Sousa Takes Leave". The
Boston Globe.
Indrisano, Ron (November 15, 1991). "Foxboro...
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Ricky Du Prez Rags
Ragland as Vic
Oscar O'Shea as
Train Conductor John
Indrisano as
Peaches Roy
Lester as
Jitterbug Dancer Eddie Simms as Jackie-Boy Duffy...
- Ralf
Harolde as Dr.
Sonderborg Esther Howard as Mrs.
Jessie Florian John
Indrisano as
chauffeur (Amthor's henchman)
Dewey Robinson as New Boss at 'Florian's'...
- Beam".
Boston Sunday Globe. Boston, M****. p. C14 – via Newspapers.com.
Indrisano, Ron (October 17, 2004). "Harvard Is
Perfectly Fine Once More". Boston...
- building's main
draws were boxing, wrestling, and
Bruins hockey.
Johnny Indrisano, Lou Brouillard,
Ernie Schaaf, Al Mello, and Jack
Sharkey were
among the...
- Tony De
Mario as
Ogden Fess
Parker as Fitch's co-pilot (uncredited) John
Indrisano as
Mechanic (uncredited) Dawn
Bender as Murray's Wife (uncredited) Ann...
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suggests selling it.
Piano movers Al (Harvey Lembeck) and Rudy (Johnny
Indrisano) come by to pick up the piano. Mary puts up a
fight to save it. Al talks...
-
original poem, was c****ographed by
former professional boxer Johnny Indrisano. Wise used
three cameras to
capture the action: one
focused on the ring...
- a
beard and
tries the look out in a
local club,
where the
bartender (
Indrisano)
respects him and
Walter gives advice on
boats to a man,
Curly (Harris)...