William Bowers Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
WILLIAM BOWERS
Born: January 17, 1916 in Las Cruces, New Mexico
Died: March 27, 1987 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California
1964-Advance-to-the-Rear (Writer), 1959-Alias-Jesse-James (Writer), 1958-The-Sheepman (Writer), 1954-She-Couldn't-Say-No (Writer), 1952-The-San-Francisco-Story (Writer), 1950-The-Gunfighter (Writer), 1947-Something-in-the-Wind (Writer), 1946-Night-and-Day (Writer), 1945-Sing-Your-Way-Home (Writer), 1942-My-Favorite-Spy (Writer), 1942-My-Favorite-Spy (Performer), 1974-The-Godfather:-Part-II (Performer), 1992-The-Godfather-Trilogy:-1901-1980 (Other), 1978-Kate-Bliss-and-the-Ticker-Tape-Kid (Writer), 1978-Shame,-Shame-on-the-Bixby-Boys (Writer), 1974-The-Gun-and-the-Pulpit (Writer), 1974-Sidekicks (Writer), 1967-Ride-to-Hangman's-Tree (Writer), 1966-Way...-Way-Out (Writer), 1957-The-20th-Century-Fox-Hour (Writer), 1956-The-Best-Things-in-Life-Are-Free (Writer), 1955-Lux-Video-Theatre (Writer), 1955-5-Against-the-House (Writer), 1955-Tight-Spot (Writer), 1953-Four-Star-Playhouse (Writer), 1952-Assignment:-Paris (Writer), 1951-The-Mob (Writer), 1951-Cry-Danger (Writer), 1950-Mrs.-O'Malley-and-Mr.-Malone (Writer), 1949-Abandoned (Writer), 1949-The-Gal-Who-Took-the-West (Writer), 1949-Criss-Cross (Writer), 1948-The-Countess-of-Monte-Cristo (Writer), 1948-Pitfall (Writer), 1947-The-Wistful-Widow-of-Wagon-Gap (Writer), 1947-Ladies'-Man (Writer), 1943-The-Adventures-of-a-Rookie (Writer), 1977-The-Godfather:-A-Novel-for-Television (Performer), 1980-More-Wild-Wild-West (Writer), 1969-Support-Your-Local-Sheriff! (Writer), 1957-My-Man-Godfrey (Writer), 1956-General-Electric-Summer-Originals (Writer), 1955-General-Electric-Theater (Writer), 1953-Split-Second (Writer), 1950-Convicted (Writer), 1948-River-Lady (Writer), 1948-Jungle-Patrol (Writer), 1947-The-Web (Writer), 1946-The-Notorious-Lone-Wolf (Writer), 1943-Higher-and-Higher (Writer), 1942-Seven-Days'-Leave (Writer), 1977-Starsky-and-Hutch (Performer), 1975-Mobile-Two (Producer), 1969-Support-Your-Local-Sheriff! (Producer), 1953-1954-Where's-Raymond (Writer), 1979-The-Wild-Wild-West-Revisited (Writer), 1961-The-Last-Time-I-Saw-Archie (Writer), 1959--30- (Writer), 1958-Imitation-General (Writer), 1958-The-Law-and-Jake-Wade (Writer), 1948-Larceny (Writer), 1948-Black-Bart (Writer), 1946-The-Fabulous-Suzanne (Writer)
Theater Credits
The-Desert-Song - Performer (January 8, 1946 - February 16, 1946), Porgy-and-Bess - Performer (January 22, 1942 - September 26, 1942), Where-Do-We-Go-From-Here - Writing (November 15, 1938 - November 1938), Twenty-five-Dollars-an-Hour - Performer (May 10, 1933 - May 1933)
Style
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JACK WEBB - DOCUMENT SIGNED 12/13/1961 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 168904Document signed by Jack Webb and William Bowers agreeing to produce the motion picture The Last Time I Saw Archie on December 13, 1961. It includes signatures from representatives of Talbot Productions and United Artists, along with a financing agreement.Price: $400.00
