STIERMAN, Vern - Revision history

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	[[Image:stierman1.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). In 1948 the development of FM radio meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of ~~Playmakers~~, Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3) A near capacity audience "enthusiastically received" the three act play. (4)		[[Image:stierman1.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). In 1948 the development of FM radio meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of [[PLAYMAKERS]], Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3) A near capacity audience "enthusiastically received" the three act play. (4)

	Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)		Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)

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	[[Image:stierman1.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). ~~The advent~~ of FM radio ~~initially~~ meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of Playmakers, Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3) A near capacity audience "enthusiastically received" the three act play. (4)		[[Image:stierman1.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). In 1948 the development of FM radio meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of Playmakers, Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3) A near capacity audience "enthusiastically received" the three act play. (4)

	Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)		Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)

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	'''The Legend of Boggy Creek'''		'''The Legend of Boggy Creek'''
	~~Narrator~~
	1972		1972

	'''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'''		'''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'''
	~~Narrator~~
	1976		1976

	'''The Dark'''		'''The Dark'''
	~~The Narrator~~ (voice, uncredited)		(voice, uncredited)
	1979		1979


	'''The Being'''		'''The Being'''
	~~Narrator~~ (voice, uncredited)		(voice, uncredited)
	1983		1983

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	The Dark		'''The Dark'''
	The Narrator (voice, uncredited)		The Narrator (voice, uncredited)
	1979		1979

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	Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)		Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)









	Stierman's credits in [[MOTION PICTURES]] revolved around his role as a narrator in: (7)		Stierman's credits in [[MOTION PICTURES]] revolved around his role as a narrator in: (7)

	The Town That Dreaded Sundown

			'''The Legend of Boggy Creek'''
			Narrator
			1972

			'''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'''
	Narrator		Narrator
	1976		1976

	The ~~Legend of Boggy Creek~~		The Dark
	Narrator		The Narrator (voice, uncredited)
	~~1972~~		1979


	~~1983~~ The Being		'''The Being'''
	Narrator (voice, uncredited)		Narrator (voice, uncredited)
			1983

	~~1979 The Dark~~
	~~The Narrator (voice, uncredited)~~


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	7. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/		7. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/

	~~8. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/bio~~

	[[Category: Actor/Actress]]		[[Category: Actor/Actress]]

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 Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)
-Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (7) He was the weatherman for the Texarkana-Shreveport NBC Affiliate Channel 6 when "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" was filmed. (8)
+Stierman's credits in [[MOTION PICTURES]] revolved around his role as a narrator in: (7)
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	[[Image:stierman1.png\|~~right~~\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). The advent of FM radio initially meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of Playmakers, Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3)		[[Image:stierman1.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). The advent of FM radio initially meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of Playmakers, Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3) A near capacity audience "enthusiastically received" the three act play. (4)

	Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)		Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)


	Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (7) He was the weatherman for the Texarkana-Shreveport NBC Affiliate Channel 6 when "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" was filmed. (8)		Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (7) He was the weatherman for the Texarkana-Shreveport NBC Affiliate Channel 6 when "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" was filmed. (8)
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	1. "FM Emphasizes Music Program," Telegraph Herald, April 11, 1948, p. 18		1. "FM Emphasizes Music Program," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 11, 1948, p. 18

	2. "Playmakers to Air Drama," ''Telegraph-Herald'', December 18, 1949, p. 18		2. "Playmakers to Air Drama," ''Telegraph-Herald'', December 18, 1949, p. 18

	3. "Playmakers' Debut Set for This Week," ''Telegraph-Herald'', October 16, 1949, p. 10		3. "Playmakers' Debut Set for This Week," ''Telegraph-Herald'', October 16, 1949, p. 10

			4. "Playmakers Score Hit in Debut," ''Telegraph-Herald'', October 20, 1949, p. 20

	4. "4 Additional Entries Made in Play Meet," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 17, 1941, p. 14		4. "4 Additional Entries Made in Play Meet," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 17, 1941, p. 14

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	STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (1) He was the weatherman for the Texarkana-Shreveport NBC Affiliate Channel 6 when "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" was filmed. (2)		[[Image:stierman1.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Stierman in the first play performed by the Playmakers. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). The advent of FM radio initially meant an increase in music broadcasts as predicted by Vern Stierman, associate program director of KDTH-FM. (1) In 1949 Stierman was also introduced to the community as the president of Playmakers, Dubuque's Little Theater group which chose to incorporate as a non-profit organization in January of that year. (2) In October, 1949 the group presented its first play, "Petticoat Fever," to the public in the auditorium of [[WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL]]. Stierman had the principal role. (3)

			Stierman had a long history in stage productions going back to being a member of the Holy Trinity Players in its 1941 production of "Alfie." (4) In 1951 he directed "The Playboy of the Western World" and appeared as the play's young hero. (5) The same year he appeared as one of the two main characters in "Outward Bound," the first drama produced by Playmakers. (6)


			Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (7) He was the weatherman for the Texarkana-Shreveport NBC Affiliate Channel 6 when "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" was filmed. (8)

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	1. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/		1. "FM Emphasizes Music Program," Telegraph Herald, April 11, 1948, p. 18

			2. "Playmakers to Air Drama," ''Telegraph-Herald'', December 18, 1949, p. 18

			3. "Playmakers' Debut Set for This Week," ''Telegraph-Herald'', October 16, 1949, p. 10

			4. "4 Additional Entries Made in Play Meet," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 17, 1941, p. 14

			5. 'The Playboy' Satirizes Hero-Worship," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 1, 1951, p. 2

			6. "Playmakers Will Present Unusual Drama," ''Telegraph-Herald'', January 21, 1951, p. 13

			7. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/

	2. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/bio		8. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/bio

	[[Category: Actor/Actress]]		[[Category: Actor/Actress]]

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	STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (1)		STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (1) He was the weatherman for the Texarkana-Shreveport NBC Affiliate Channel 6 when "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" was filmed. (2)

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	1. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/		1. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/

			2. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/bio

	[[Category: Actor/Actress]]		[[Category: Actor/Actress]]

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	STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998)~~. Actor~~. Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983).		STIERMAN, Vern. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1920--Shreveport, LA, June 9, 1998). Stierman was the narrator in the [[MOTION PICTURES]] ''The Legend of Boggy Creek'' (1972), ''The Town That Dreaded Sundown'' (1977), and ''The Being'' (1983). (1)

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			1. Vern Stierman, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0830113/

	[[Category: Actor/Actress]]		[[Category: Actor/Actress]]