Released on 07-28-1944, "English Without Tears" was produced by Anatole de Grunwald. Although Nicholas Brodszky has no background in performing, he composed the music for the film.
Carroll County, Maryland is southeast of Adams County, Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania's Cumberland County is to the north. Adams County is where stands the 11th Mississippi Infantry Monument, which is categorised as a contributing property. The monument is placed in the municipality of Gettysburg.
A New Hampshire native, Alan Shepard died in California on July 21, 1998.
English Without Tears is an 89 minute movie that was released on July 7th, 1944. It was directed by Nicholas Brodszky and edited by Alan Jaggs. The cinematographer was Bernard Knowles and the director was Harold French.
English Without Tears | release date | 1944-07-28 English Without Tears | producer | Anatole de Grunwald English Without Tears | music composer | Nicholas Brodszky Nicholas Brodszky | background | non performing personnel 11th Mississippi Infantry Monument | location | Adams County, Pennsylvania 11th Mississippi Infantry Monument | state | Pennsylvania 11th Mississippi Infantry Monument | municipality | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Adams County, Pennsylvania | has to its southeast | Carroll County, Maryland 11th Mississippi Infantry Monument | category | Contributing property Adams County, Pennsylvania | has to its north | Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Alan Shepard | death place | California Alan Shepard | death date | 1998-07-21 Alan Shepard | birth place | New Hampshire English Without Tears | runtime | 89.0 English Without Tears | music composer | Nicholas Brodszky English Without Tears | release date | 1944-07-28 English Without Tears | director | Harold French English Without Tears | editing | Alan Jaggs English Without Tears | cinematography | Bernard Knowles