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Lazarus Laughed

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    …first production of Eugene O’Neill’s Lazarus Laughed, and Pichel earned acclaim for his performance in the title role. Two years later he signed with Paramount as an actor, and he worked steadily throughout the 1930s, appearing in nearly 60 movies. His credits included An American Tragedy (1931), Madame Butterfly (1932),…

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    …first production of Eugene O’Neill’s Lazarus Laughed, and Pichel earned acclaim for his performance in the title role. Two years later he signed with Paramount as an actor, and he worked steadily throughout the 1930s, appearing in nearly 60 movies. His credits included An American Tragedy (1931), Madame Butterfly (1932),…

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