John P. Medbury
A humorist who wrote for newspapers and film, and did narration for several films
About John P. Medbury
Lived 1894 – 1947 (aged 52–53). John P. Medbury was a journalist.
John P. Medbury (died June 29, 1947) was an American humorist.
Medbury contributed a regular series for the New York Journal-American called Mutter and Muble.
In 1936, Medbury focused on screen writing, for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia studios at various times.
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Who was John P. Medbury?
a humorist who wrote for newspapers and film, and did narration for several films
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John P. Medbury was born in 1894.
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John P. Medbury died on 29 June 1947.
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John P. Medbury was a journalist.
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