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Cause of death
  
Double pneumonia

Years active
  
1927-1969


Name
  
Barton MacLane

Role
  
Actor

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Born
  
December 25, 1902 (
1902-12-25
)

Resting place
  
Other names
  
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Alma mater
  
Wesleyan UniversityAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts

Occupation
  
Actor, playwright, screenwriter

Died
  
January 1, 1969, Santa Monica, California, United States

Spouse
  
Charlotte Wynters (m. 1939–1969), Martha Stewart (m. 1925–1930)

Children
  
Martha MacLane, William MacLane

Movies and TV shows
  
The Maltese Falcon, I Dream of Jeannie, The Treasure of the Sierra, Bullets or Ballots, You Only Live Once

Similar People
  
Emmaline Henry, Vinton Hayworth, Hayden Rorke, William Keighley, Lesley Selander

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Barton MacLane (December 25, 1902 – January 1, 1969) was an American actor, playwright, and screenwriter. Although he appeared in many classic films from the 1930s through the 1960s, he was known for his role as Gen. Martin Peterson on the 1960s NBC television comedy series I Dream of Jeannie, with Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman.

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Career

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MacLane was born in Columbia, South Carolina on Christmas Day, 1902. He attended Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, where he excelled at American football. His first movie role, in The Quarterback (1926), was a result of his athletic ability. He then attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

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He made his Broadway debut in 1927, playing the assistant district attorney in Bayard Veiller's The Trial of Mary Dugan. He then performed in the 1928 Broadway production of Gods of the Lightning and was part of the original cast of Subway Express as Officer Mulvaney in 1929. He appeared in the Marx Brothers' 1929 film debut The Cocoanuts. MacLane made his first credited film appearance in the 1931 romantic drama His Woman. The following year, he wrote the play Rendezvous, which he sold to Arthur Hopkins. The play was performed on Broadway, with MacLane in a featured role.

Film work: 1930s-1950s

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The success of Rendezvous landed MacLane a contract with Warner Bros. and brought him to the attention of several renowned film directors, including Fritz Lang, Michael Curtiz, and William Keighley. As a result, throughout the remainder of the 1930s, MacLane was highly active in film, with major supporting roles in such productions as The Case of the Curious Bride, G Men, The Prince and the Pauper, and Lang's You Only Live Once and You and Me. He also played the role of detective Steve McBride, opposite Glenda Farrell in seven of the nine films featuring the fictional newspaper reporter Torchy Blane.

During the 1930s and 1940s, MacLane worked alongside Humphrey Bogart in several films. He played Lieutenant Dundy opposite Bogart's Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon, writer/director John Huston's acclaimed film noir based upon Dashiell Hammett's novel. MacLane again collaborated with both Bogart and Huston on the Academy Award-winning 1948 adventure film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

MacLane's many other film credits during the 1940s include The Big Street, Victor Fleming's Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Fritz Lang's Western Union, Reginald Le Borg's The Mummy's Ghost, and Frank Borzage's The Spanish Main. He also appeared in two Tarzan films starring Johnny Weissmuller, Tarzan and the Amazons and Tarzan and the Huntress. Some of MacLane's films during the 1950s include Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye, The Glenn Miller Story, and Three Violent People.

As he was the regular heavy and bad guy, juveniles started using the term "Don't give me that Barton MacLane", if they felt justly or unjustly being turned off by adults or authorities, e.g. cops, teachers and so on.

Television and final films

In the 1950s, MacLane began to appear regularly on television. Between 1953 and 1967, he guest starred on such programs as Conflict, Lux Video Theatre, Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse, Laramie, The Monkees, and Gunsmoke. In 1958 he played Sen. Harriman Baylor in the Perry Mason episode, "The Case of the Foot-Loose Doll." In 1960 he played Eugene Norris, Perry's friend and small-town sheriff, in "The Case of the Violent Village." In 1964 he played Archer Osmond in "The Case of the Ruinous Road".

During the 1960-1961 television season, MacLane was a series regular on twenty-seven episodes of NBC's western, Outlaws, in which he played Marshal Frank Caine.:802 He made his last film appearance in Frank Capra's Academy Award-nominated 1961 comedy Pocketful of Miracles.

MacLane was cast in 1965 in the recurring role of General Martin Peterson on I Dream of Jeannie. He appeared in thirty-five episodes of the series between 1965 and 1969. Three of MacLane's episodes were aired after his death. His character was replaced on later episodes of that show by Gen. Winfield Schaeffer, played by Vinton Hayworth, who died the following year. Hayworth also died before all episodes featuring his character had aired.

Personal life

Maclane played several musical instruments, including the violin, piano, and guitar. In 1939, MacLane married actress Charlotte Wynters. From the 1940s until his death, he maintained a cattle ranch in eastern Madera County, California, where he made his home when he was not acting.

Death

MacLane died of double pneumonia on New Year's Day, 1969 in Santa Monica, California. He was buried in Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery. His survivors included his wife, an adopted daughter, and a grandchild.

Recognition

For his contribution to the television industry, MacLane has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6719 Hollywood Boulevard.

Filmography

Actor
1965
I Dream of Jeannie (TV Series) as
General Martin Peterson / General Peterson
- The Case of the Porcelain Puppy (1969) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Is There a Doctor in the House? (1969) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Jeannie, the Governor's Wife (1969) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Dr. Bellows Goes Sane (1968) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Djinn, Djinn, Go Home (1968) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Jeannie and the Wild Pipchicks (1968) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- U.F.Oh Jeannie (1968) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before? (1968) - General Martin Peterson
- A Secretary Is Not a Toy (1967) - General Martin Peterson
- The Greatest Entertainer in the World (1967) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Civilian (1967) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Spy (1967) - General Martin Peterson
- The Greatest Invention in the World (1967) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Author (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Jeannie Breaks the Bank (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Great Caruso (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- How Do You Beat Superman? (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday: Part 2 (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday: Part 1 (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Wild-Eyed Master (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Rainmaker (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Always on Sunday (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Happy Anniversary (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- I'll Never Forget What's Her Name (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Magician (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- This Is Murder (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Thief (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Great Rembrandt (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Bigger Than a Bread Box and Better Than a Genie (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Permanent House Guest (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Watch the Birdie (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- My Master, the Doctor (1966) - General Martin Peterson
- Richest Astronaut in the World (1966) - General Martin Peterson (as Barton Mac Lane)
- Too Many Tonys (1965) - General Peterson
1968
Buckskin as
Dr. H. 'Doc' Raymond
1968
Arizona Bushwhackers as
Sheriff Grover
1967
Hondo (TV Series) as
Markham
- Hondo and the Gladiators (1967) - Markham
1967
The Monkees (TV Series) as
Bart
- Monkees in Texas (1967) - Bart (as Barton Mac Lane)
1966
Gunsmoke (TV Series) as
Willard Kerner / Herkimer Crawford
- Noose of Gold (1967) - Willard Kerner
- Honor Before Justice (1966) - Herkimer Crawford
1966
The Munsters (TV Series) as
Big Roy
- Herman Picks a Winner (1966) - Big Roy
1965
Dream Wife (TV Movie) as
Sam Burr
1965
Town Tamer as
James Fenimore Fell
1965
The Rounders as
Tanner
1959
Perry Mason (TV Series) as
Archer Osmond / Harold Minter / Sheriff Eugene Norris / ...
- The Case of the Ruinous Road (1964) - Archer Osmond
- The Case of the Devious Delinquent (1963) - Harold Minter
- The Case of the Violent Village (1960) - Sheriff Eugene Norris
- The Case of the Foot-Loose Doll (1959) - Senator Baylor
1964
Law of the Lawless as
Big Tom Stone
1960
Laramie (TV Series) as
Owen Richards / Ed Bishop / Mel Bishop / ...
- Trapped (1963) - Owen Richards
- The Wedding Party (1963) - Ed Bishop
- The High Country (1962) - Mel Bishop
- Street of Hate (1960) - Cameron Gault
1961
Pocketful of Miracles as
Police Commissioner (as Barton Maclane)
1960
Outlaws (TV Series) as
Marshal Frank Caine / Marshal Frank Crane
- Chalk's Lot (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Return to New March (1961) - Marshal Frank Crane
- The Little Colonel (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Brothers (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Sam Bass (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Sooner (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Avenger (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Outrage at Pawnee Bend (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Blind Spot (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- No More Pencils - No More Books (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Bell (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Bill Doolin Story (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Culley (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Assassin (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Daltons Must Die: Part 2 (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Daltons Must Die: Part 1 (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Waiting Game (1961) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Quiet Killer (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Fortune Stone (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Starfall: Part 2 (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Starfall: Part 1 (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Last Chance (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Shorty (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- The Rape of Red Sky (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Beat the Drum Slowly (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Ballad for a Badman (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
- Thirty a Month (1960) - Marshal Frank Caine
1960
Noose for a Gunman as
Carl Avery
1960
Tightrope (TV Series) as
Vince Baron
- Gangster's Daughter (1960) - Vince Baron
1960
Overland Trail (TV Series) as
Big Jed Braddock
- Lawyer in Petticoats (1960) - Big Jed Braddock
1959
The Magical World of Disney (TV Series) as
Bob Scanlon / Rawls Kettrick
- Elfego Baca: Friendly Enemies at Law (1960) - Rawls Kettrick
- Texas John Slaughter: Wild Horse Revenge (1959) - Bob Scanlon
- Texas John Slaughter: The Robber Stallion (1959) - Bob Scanlon
1959
Grand Jury (TV Series) as
Sam Spanner
- Bus Scandal (1959) - Sam Spanner
1958
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (TV Series) as
Wentworth / Matt Tranier
- Border Justice (1959) - Wentworth
- Silent Thunder (1958) - Matt Tranier
1959
Gunfighters of Abilene as
Seth Hainline
1959
Black Saddle (TV Series) as
General Fowler
- Client: Braun (1959) - General Fowler
1958
The Geisha Boy as
Maj. Ridgley
1958
Frontier Gun as
Simon Crayle
1958
77 Sunset Strip (TV Series) as
Brannigan
- Girl on the Run (1958) - Brannigan
1958
Girl on the Run as
Francis J. Brannigan
1958
Girl in the Woods as
Big Jim
1958
Kraft Theatre (TV Series) as
Potter
- Code of the Corner (1958) - Potter
1957
Tales of Wells Fargo (TV Series) as
Old Man Clanton
- The Target (1957) - Old Man Clanton
1957
Naked in the Sun as
Wilson
1955
Lux Video Theatre (TV Series) as
Marvin Platt / Steve / Damon
- Dark Hammock (1957) - Marvin Platt
- One Way Passage (1957) - Steve
- The Web (1955) - Damon
1957
Telephone Time (TV Series) as
Pete Devlin
- Plot to Save a Boy (1957) - Pete Devlin
1957
Circus Boy (TV Series) as
Pinkerton Detective Nolan
- The Tumbling Clown (1957) - Pinkerton Detective Nolan
1957
Sierra Stranger as
Lem Gotch
1956
Conflict (TV Series) as
Glen Callister
- Anything for Money (1957) - Glen Callister
- Stranger on the Road (1956)
1957
Wire Service (TV Series) as
Gen. Bailey
- Forbidden Ground (1957) - Gen. Bailey
1957
Hell's Crossroads as
Clyde O'Connell
1956
Three Violent People as
Yates
1956
Naked Gun as
Joe Barnum
1956
The Man Is Armed as
Det. Lt. Dan Coster
1956
The Kaiser Aluminum Hour (TV Series) as
Dan Royal
- Man on the White Horse (1956) - Dan Royal
1956
Wetbacks as
Karl Shanks
1956
Backlash as
Sgt. George Lake
1956
Crossroads (TV Series) as
Truck Adams
- The Strange Bequest (1956) - Truck Adams
1956
Cheyenne (TV Series) as
Martin Storm
- The Storm Riders (1956) - Martin Storm
1956
Jaguar as
Steve Bailey
1956
Studio 57 (TV Series) as
Capt. Sterling
- Banana Boat to Blanca Cay (1956) - Capt. Sterling
1955
Last of the Desperados as
Mosby - Gang Leader
1955
Schlitz Playhouse (TV Series) as
Chief Brooks
- Two-Bit Gangster (1955) - Chief Brooks
1955
Jail Busters as
Captain Jenkins, Head Guard
1955
Foxfire as
Jim Mablett
1955
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse (TV Series) as
Capt. Hansen
- The Man Nobody Wanted (1955) - Capt. Hansen
1955
The Silver Star as
Henry 'Tiny' Longtree (as Barton McLane)
1955
Four Star Playhouse (TV Series) as
Capt. Webber / Milo
- The Collar (1955) - Capt. Webber
- Henry and the Psychopathic Horse (1955) - Milo
1955
Treasure of Ruby Hills as
'Chalk' Reynolds
1954
Waterfront (TV Series) as
McClurg
- Ghost Tug (1954) - McClurg
1954
Hell's Outpost as
Sheriff Olson
1954
Climax! (TV Series)
- The After House (1954)
1954
The Whistler (TV Series) as
McKay
- Search for an Unknown (1954) - McKay
1954
Rails Into Laramie as
Lee Graham
1954
Jubilee Trail as
Deacon Bartlett
1954
The Glenn Miller Story as
General Arnold
1953
Jack Slade as
Jules Reni
1953
Sea of Lost Ships as
Capt. Jack Matthews
1953
Captain Scarface as
Captain Scarface
1953
Fireside Theatre (TV Series) as
Sgt. James Simmons / Big Red
- The Favorable Signs (1953) - Sgt. James Simmons
- Man Enough for Millie (1953) - Big Red
1953
Cow Country as
Marvin Parker
1953
Your Jeweler's Showcase (TV Series)
- A Very Old Murder (1953)
1953
Kansas Pacific as
Cal Bruce
1952
Thunderbirds as
Sgt. Durkee
1952
The Half-Breed as
Marshal Cassidy
1952
Bugles in the Afternoon as
Capt. Myles Moylan
1951
Drums in the Deep South as
Sgt. Mac McCardle
1951
Best of the Badmen as
Joad
1950
Bandit Queen as
Jim Harden
1950
Let's Dance as
Larry Channock
1950
Rookie Fireman as
Captain Jess Henshaw
1950
Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye as
Police Lt. John Reece
1949
Red Light as
Strecker
1948
Unknown Island as
Capt. Tarnowski
1948
Angel in Exile as
Max Giorgio
1948
The Walls of Jericho as
Gotch McCurdy
1948
The Dude Goes West as
Texas Jack Barton
1948
Silver River as
'Banjo' Sweeney
1948
Relentless as
Tex Brandow
1948
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre as
Pat McCormick (as Barton Mac Lane)
1947
Cheyenne as
Webb Yancey
1947
Jungle Flight as
Case Hagin
1947
Tarzan and the Huntress as
Paul Weir (as Barton Maclane)
1946
San Quentin as
Nick Taylor
1946
Santa Fe Uprising as
Crawford
1946
Mysterious Intruder as
Detective Taggart
1945
The Spanish Main as
Capt. Benjamin Black
1945
Scared Stiff as
George 'Deacon' Markham
1945
Tarzan and the Amazons as
Ballister (as Barton Maclane)
1944
Gentle Annie as
Sheriff Tatum
1944
Cry of the Werewolf as
Police Lt. Barry Lane
1944
Secret Command as
Red Kelly
1944
The Mummy's Ghost as
Inspector Walgreen
1944
Marine Raiders as
Sgt. Maguire
1944
Nabonga as
Carl Hurst
1943
The Crime Doctor's Strangest Case as
Detective Rief
1943
The Underdog as
John Tate
1943
Song of Texas as
Jim Calvert
1943
Bombardier as
Sgt. Archie Dixon
1943
A Gentle Gangster as
Mike Hallit
1943
Man of Courage as
John Wallace
1942
Highways by Night as
Leo Bronson
1942
The Big Street as
Case Ables
1942
All Through the Night as
Marty Callahan
1941
The Maltese Falcon as
Lt. of Detectives Dundy
1941
Wild Geese Calling as
Pirate Kelly
1941
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as
Sam Higgins
1941
Manpower as
Smiley Quinn
1941
Hit the Road as
James J. Ryan
1941
Barnacle Bill as
John Kelly
1941
Western Union as
Jack Slade
1941
Come Live with Me as
Barney Grogan
1940
High Sierra as
Jake Kranmer
1940
Melody Ranch as
Mark Wildhack
1940
The Secret Seven as
Sam O'Donnell
1940
Men Without Souls as
Blackie Drew
1940
Gangs of Chicago as
Jim Ramsey
1939
Mutiny in the Big House as
Red Manson
1939
Torchy Runs for Mayor as
Steve McBride
1939
Big Town Czar as
Phil Daley
1939
I Was a Convict as
Ace King
1939
Torchy Blane in Chinatown as
Police Lieutenant Steve McBride
1939
Stand Up and Fight as
Crowder
1938
Torchy Gets Her Man as
Steve McBride
1938
The Storm as
Capt. Cogswell
1938
Prison Break as
Joaquin Shannon
1938
You and Me as
Mickey
1938
Gold Is Where You Find It as
Slag Martin
1938
Blondes at Work as
Lieutenant Steve McBride
1937
The Adventurous Blonde as
Steve MacBride
1937
The Kid Comes Back as
'Gunner' Malone
1937
Wine, Women and Horses as
Jim Turner
1937
Born Reckless as
Jim Barnes
1937
Ever Since Eve as
Al McCoy
1937
Fly Away Baby as
Steve McBride
1937
San Quentin as
Captain Druggin
1937
Draegerman Courage as
Andrew Beaupre
1937
The Prince and the Pauper as
John Canty
1937
You Only Live Once as
Stephen Whitney
1937
God's Country and the Woman as
Bullhead
1937
Smart Blonde as
Steve McBride
1936
Bengal Tiger as
Cliff Ballenger
1936
Jailbreak as
Detective Captain Rourke
1936
Bullets or Ballots as
Al Kruger
1936
Times Square Playboy as
Casey
1936
The Walking Dead as
Loder
1936
Ceiling Zero as
Al Stone
1935
Man of Iron as
Chris Bennett
1935
Frisco Kid as
Spider Burke
1935
I Found Stella Parish as
Clifton Jeffords
1935
Dr. Socrates as
Red Bastian
1935
The Case of the Lucky Legs as
Police Chief Bisonette (as Barton Mac Lane)
1935
Page Miss Glory as
Blackie (as Barton McLane)
1935
Stranded as
Sharkey
1935
Go Into Your Dance as
Duke Hutchinson (as Barton Mac Lane)
1935
'G' Men as
Collins
1935
Black Fury as
McGee
1935
The Case of the Curious Bride as
Detective Lucas
1934
The Last Round-Up as
Charley Benson
1934
All of Me as
First Cop (uncredited)
1933
Hell and High Water as
Dance Hall Manager
1933
Lone Cowboy as
Policeman Baxter
1933
Big Executive as
Harry the Guide
1933
Tillie and Gus as
Commissioner McLennan
1933
To the Last Man as
Neil Stanley
1933
Man of the Forest as
Henchman Mulvey
1933
Let's Dance (Short)(uncredited)
1933
The Thundering Herd as
Pruitt
1932
Acid Test (Short)(uncredited)
1932
Your Hat (Short) as
Customer (uncredited)
1932
The Naggers in Four Wheels - No Brakes (Short)
1932
State's Attorney as
Court Reporter (uncredited)
1932
Naughty-Cal (Short) as
Sailor (uncredited)
1931
His Woman as
Crewman (uncredited)
1931
The Gigolo Racket (Short) as
Cafe Customer (uncredited)
1931
Crimes Square (Short) as
Detective with Handcuffs (uncredited)
1930
Politics (Short) as
Immigration Officer
1929
The Cocoanuts as
Lifeguard (uncredited)
1926
The Quarterback as
Football Player (uncredited)
Writer
1943
Man of Courage (screenplay) / (story)
Soundtrack
1937
Wine, Women and Horses (performer: "With Plenty of Money and You" (1937) - uncredited)
1935
Man of Iron (performer: "My Wild Irish Rose" (1899) - uncredited)
Self
1965
ABC's Nightlife (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #1.161 (1965) - Self
1937
Breakdowns of 1937 (Short) as
Self
1935
A Dream Comes True (Documentary short) as
Self (uncredited)
Archive Footage
2013
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness (TV Series documentary) as
Inspector Walgreen
- The Mummy's Ghost (2013) - Inspector Walgreen
2012
Svengoolie (TV Series) as
Inspector Walgreen
- The Mummy's Ghost (2012) - Inspector Walgreen
1991
Big Breakdowns: Hollywood Bloopers of the 1930s (Video documentary short) as
Self
1987
Bloopermania (Video documentary)
1986
Classic Comedy Teams (Video documentary) as
Captain Jenkins (segment "East Side Kids")
1983
Hollywood Out-takes and Rare Footage (Documentary) as
Self (uncredited)
1980
AFI Life Achievement Award (TV Series documentary) as
Actor 'The Glenn Miller Story'
- AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to James Stewart (1980) - Actor 'The Glenn Miller Story' (uncredited)
1976
It's Showtime (Documentary) as
Self (uncredited)
1970
I Dream of Jeannie (TV Series) as
General Martin Peterson
- Hurricane Jeannie (1970) - General Martin Peterson (uncredited)
1968
The Mummy's Ghost (Short) as
Mob Organizer (uncredited)
1940
Breakdowns of 1939 (Short)
1936
Breakdowns of 1936 (Short) as
Self

References

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