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Acord, Art, 1890-1931

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http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n00041631

Variants

Acord, Artemus, 1890-1931
Acord, Artumus, 1890-1931

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http://id.loc.gov/rwo/agents/n00041631

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Acord, Art, 1890-1931
Art Acord Label from public data source Wikidata

Sources

found: McKinney, Grange B. Art Acord and the movies, 2000:t.p., etc. (Art Acord; Artemus (Artumus according to the family Bible) Acord; born in Prattsville, Utah on April 17, 1890; involved with the Selig Polyscope and Bison studios; was known also for his popular Buck Parvin films with the Flying A studio in Santa Barbara; he appeared in over one hundered films as star, featured player, extra, or stunt man; (d. January 4, 1931)

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Change Notes

2000-09-08: new
2000-09-11: revised

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