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Encyclopedia > John Alexander

John Alexander may refer to:

  • John Alexander VC (d. 1857) Irish receipient of the Victoria Cross.
  • John Alexander (tennis player) OAM is a former Australian tennis player and commentator.
  • John Alexander is also the birth name of the late US singer, Johnny Ace.
  • John White Alexander
  • John Grant Alexander was a politician from Minnesota.
  • John Alexander (management educator) is president of the Center for Creative ledaership.
  • John Alexander, British Art Deco designer, known for cinema interiors.
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JOHN ALEXANDER CAMERON (4575 words)
John Alexander Cameron was born 25 December 1818 in Barcholl, Argyll, Scotland to Alexander Cameron and Catherine MacCallum.
John was christened in the parish church of Kilmelford in January of 1819.
John Cameron, son of Alexander and Catherine McCollum Cameron, was born in Barcholl (Barachuile), Argyleshire, Scotland, December 25, 1819.
John Alexander - Biography - Moviefone (193 words)
Portly, penguin-shaped actor John Alexander was brought to Hollywood in 1941 to recreate the stage role of Teddy Brewster in Frank Capra's film version of Arsenic and Old Lace.
Alexander entered the comedy-movie hall of fame in this role of a demented, middle-aged fellow who imagined himself to be Teddy Roosevelt, and who frequently disrupted his household by yelling "CHAAAARGE!" and rushing up "San Juan Hill" (aka the staircase).
Alexander would repeat the Teddy Brewster role in later stage and TV revivals of Arsenic for the rest of his career; he also occasionally played the real Teddy Roosevelt in such films as Fancy Pants (1950).
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