GIL STRATTON JR. from STALAG 17 (autograph) literary and spiritual Leitmotifs that

literary and spiritual Leitmotifs that are woven through the book’s exploration and culminate in its unusual conclusion make it less a biography than a moral

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she won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for A DELICATE BALANCE in 1967

she won for THE FORSYTE SAGA in 1970

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GIL STRATTON JR. from STALAG 17 (autograph) literary and spiritual Leitmotifs thatGil Stratton Jr. worked in New York on stage and in radio, which got him his first featured film role with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in Girl Crazy (1943). More films roles soon followed, usually playing himself in such movies as Dangerous Years (1947) and Half Past Midnight (1948). In Stalag 17 (1953) he made a noteworthy impression as "Cookie", the stuttering narrator. His small physical stature landed him the part of "Mousie", a smaller member