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Harry Ruby
Harry Rubenstein
American composer and screenwriter (1895–1974).
Wikipedia | Harry Ruby
Statements about
Harry Ruby
Place of Birth
New York City
Place of Death
Woodland Hills
Date of Birth
1/27/1895
Date of Death
2/23/1974
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
Screenwriter
Composer
Songwriter
Film Score Composer
Country of Citizenship
United States
Given Name
Harry
Place of Burial
Chapel of the Pines Crematory
Family Name
Rubenstein
Ethnic Group
American Jews
Spouse
Eileen Percy
Chloe Carter
(9/9/1930 - January 1934)
Start Time
:
9/9/1930
End Time
:
January 1934
Part Of
Kalmar and Ruby
Sex or Gender
Male
Pseudonym
Harry Ruby
Writing System
:
Latin Script
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Songwriting Alias
Copyright Representative
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Related Category
Category:Songs with Music by Harry Ruby
Unnamed
:
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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Archives At
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
Collection
:
Music Division
Title
:
Harry Ruby papers
Inventory Number
:
JPB 11-18
Described at URL
:
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Name in Native Language
Harry Ruby
Harry Rubinstein
Nominated For
Academy Award for Best Original Song
(2/11/1952)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
24th Academy Awards
For Work
:
A Kiss to Build a Dream On
In Work
:
The Strip
Together With
:
Bert Kalmar
Together With
:
Oscar Hammerstein II
Point in Time
:
2/11/1952
External Pages About Harry Ruby
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