Anne Hummert - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1905 birth 1996 death 20th-century American screenwriter American soap opera writer Goucher College alumnus Goucher College person Old-time American radio person
rdfs:label	Anne Hummert
owl:sameAs	dbr:Anne_Hummert
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skos:prefLabel	Anne Hummert
skos:altLabel	Anne Anne Ashenhurst Anne Ashenhurst (née Schumacher) Frank and Anne Hummert Frank and Anne Hummert’s Radio Factory
clgo:almaMater	Goucher College
clgo:birthPlace	Maryland
clgo:birthYear	1905
clgo:deathYear	1996
clgo:occupation	Screenwriter
is clgo:creator of	Backstage Wife Second Husband Young Widder Brown Our Gal Sunday Just Plain Bill Amanda of Honeymoon Hill Betty and Bob Ma Perkins
is clgo:producer of	Second Husband Helpmate (radio program) Young Widder Brown Our Gal Sunday David Harum (radio program) Stella Dallas (radio series) Betty and Bob Kitty Foyle (radio and TV series) The Carters of Elm Street Alias Jimmy Valentine (radio program) Ma Perkins
is clgo:spouse of	Frank Hummert
is clgo:writer of	Amanda of Honeymoon Hill Stella Dallas (radio series)

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