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Max Wilner

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  • Writer
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Max Wilner is known for Live and Laugh (1933), What a Mother-in-Law! (1934) and Monticello, Here We Come (1950).
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  • Known for

    Live and Laugh
    • Director
    • 1933
    What a Mother-in-Law!
    • Max
    • 1934
    Monticello, Here We Come
    • Actor
    • 1950
    The Yiddish King Lear (1935)
    Three Daughters
    5.7
    • Actor
    • 1949

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    • Monticello, Here We Come
      • 1950
    • The Yiddish King Lear (1935)
      Three Daughters
      5.7
      • 1949
    • What a Mother-in-Law!
      • Max
      • 1934

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    • Live and Laugh
      • Director
      • 1933

    Writer



    • Live and Laugh
      • inter-act sequences
      • 1933

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      Pagans (1921). Tragedy. Written by Charles Anthony. Princess Theatre: 4 Jan 1921- Jan 1921 (closing date unknown/15 performances). Cast: Frederick Burt (as "James Barlow"), Alice Fischer (as "Mrs. Judith Macknight"), David Glassford (as "Doctor Gregory"), Joseph Schildkraut (as "Richard Northcote") [Broadway debut], Harold Vermilyea (as "Bill Pratt"), Regina Wallace (as Elise Northcote"), Helen Ware (as "Mme. Morelli"). Produced by Max Wilner and Sigmund Romberg.

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