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Page 8-Friday, August 13, 1982-The Michigan Daily

A Fonda filmography

HOLLYWOQD (AP)- In almost 45
years of acting in front of the cameras,
Henry Fonda made over 80 films. Many
were classics, most were enjoyable,
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and a few were dogs, but Fonda never
embarrassed his craft. Here is a selec-
tion of some of his better-known
movies:
The Farmer Takes a Wife, 1935.
Way Down East, 1935.
I Dream Too Much, 1936.
Jezebel, 1938.
Jesse James, 1939.
Young Mr. Lincoln, 1939.
Drums Along the Mohawk, 1939.
The Grapes of Wrath, 1940.
The Lady Eve, 1941.
The Ox Bow Incident, 1943.
Daisy Kenyon, 1947.
Fort Apache, 1948.
Mr. Roberts, 1955.
The Wreng Man, 1956.
War and Peace, 1956.
Twelve Angry Men, 1957.
Stage Struck, 1957.
Advise and Consent, 1961.
The Longest Day, 1962.
How the West Was Won, 1962.
Spencer's Mountain, 1963.
Fail Safe, 1964.
The Dirty Game, 1964.
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The Battle of the Bulge, 1965.
Madigan, 1968.
Yours, Mine and Ours, 1968.
The Boston Strangler, 1968.
Once Upon a Time in the West, 1969.
Too Late the Hero, 1969.
There Was a Crooked Man, 1970.
The Cheyenne Social Club, 1970.
Sometimes a Great Notion, 1971.
The Smith Family, TV series, 1971-72.
The-Red Pony, TV movie, 1972.
My Name Is Nobody, 1973.
Midway, 1976.
Rollercoaster, 1977.
The Swarm, 1978.
Fedora, 1978.
Meteor, 1978.
The Greatest Battle, 1978.
Roots, the Next Generations, TV
miniseries, 1979.
City on Fire, 1979.
Gideon's Trumpet, TV movie, 1979.
The Oldest Living Graduate, TV play,
1980.
On Golden Pond, 1981.
Summer Solstice, TV movie, 1981.

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Two Fonda avorites
showing on campus tonig
fully evoke the Fonda personality. Playin
By Richard Campbell Joad, he appeared to be no more and no le
an average man struggling for his own
ITH THE death of Henry Fonda, cinema dignity. The film won Oscars for Best
has lost one of its best and most straight- (John Ford), Best Supporting Actress
forward actors. Darwell). Fonda was nominated for hi
Fonda never succumbed to the mystery of ac- only to lose to Jimmy Stewart it
ting, it always seemed like he just walked off the Philadelphia Story.
street and started saying his lines. But, that Mister Roberts (1955) with Henry Fonda
technique only works for a few actors out of title role ran successfully on Broadway I
thousands. While Fonda always retained a cer- years before the movie was produced. Th
tain style in the characters he portrayed, there parently were artistic differences betwee
was nevertheless something unique about each da and directors John Ford and Mervyn I
of them. but with the help of a marvelous supportin
In the kind of coincidence Hollywood is famous including James Cagney, Jack Lemmo
for, there happen to be two of Fonda's best-loved William Powell, the film never fails to I
films showing on campus tonight. audience.
The Grapes of Wrath (1940), based on John Both films will be shown in Aud. A; Th(
Steinbeck's book, was one of the first films to of Wrath at 7:30 and Mister Roberts at

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