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John P. Livadary
John Paul Livadary
Sound engineer (1896-1987).
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Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Istanbul
Place of Death
Balboa Island
Country of Citizenship
United States
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Human
Occupation
Audio Engineer
Date of Birth
5/20/1896
Date of Death
4/7/1987
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Award Received
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Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/27/1935)
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One Night of Love
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7th Academy Awards
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2/27/1935
Academy Award for Best Sound
(3/13/1947)
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The Jolson Story
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19th Academy Awards
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3/13/1947
Academy Award for Best Sound
(3/25/1954)
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From Here to Eternity
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26th Academy Awards
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3/25/1954
Academy Scientific and Technical Award
(3/10/1938)
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10th Academy Awards
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3/10/1938
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/5/1935)
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One Night of Love
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7th Academy Awards
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2/5/1935
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/7/1936)
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Love Me Forever
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8th Academy Awards
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2/7/1936
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/7/1937)
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Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
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9th Academy Awards
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2/7/1937
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/6/1938)
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Lost Horizon
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10th Academy Awards
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2/6/1938
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/5/1939)
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You Can't Take It With You
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11th Academy Awards
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2/5/1939
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/11/1940)
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
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12th Academy Awards
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2/11/1940
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/10/1941)
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Too Many Husbands
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13th Academy Awards
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2/10/1941
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/6/1942)
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The Men in Her Life
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14th Academy Awards
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2/6/1942
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/8/1943)
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You Were Never Lovelier
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15th Academy Awards
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2/8/1943
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/6/1944)
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Sahara
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16th Academy Awards
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2/6/1944
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/3/1945)
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Cover Girl
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17th Academy Awards
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2/3/1945
Academy Award for Best Sound
(1/27/1946)
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A Song to Remember
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18th Academy Awards
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1/27/1946
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/9/1947)
For Work
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The Jolson Story
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19th Academy Awards
Point in Time
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2/9/1947
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/15/1954)
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From Here to Eternity
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26th Academy Awards
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2/15/1954
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/12/1955)
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The Caine Mutiny
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27th Academy Awards
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2/12/1955
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/18/1957)
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The Eddy Duchin Story
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29th Academy Awards
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2/18/1957
Academy Award for Best Sound
(2/18/1958)
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Pal Joey
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30th Academy Awards
Point in Time
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2/18/1958
John P. Livadary
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1929
Pacific View Memorial Park
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