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Oct 16, 2018 · Hildegarde Stadie. Born: 14 July 1895, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Died: 21 July 1993, Bullhead City, Arizona, USA. Hildegarde Stadie was a writer of stories and screenplays for low budget movies she made with her husband Dwain Esper.
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Hildegarde Stadie is known as an Writer, Producer, Story, and Screenplay. Some of her work includes Maniac, Marihuana, Narcotic, How to Undress in Front of Your Husband, The Seventh Commandment, Curse of the Ubangi, and A Japanese Pipe Dream.
Hildegarde Stadie, alias Hildegarde Esper en Hildegarde Stadie-Esper (14 juli 1895 - 21 juli 1993), was een Amerikaanse scenarioschrijfster en producent van exploitatiefilms. Als kind begon ze met optreden, toen ze met haar oom door het land reisde en bizarre stunts uitvoerde.
The script by Hildegarde Stadie is also the source of many hysterical and just plain bizarre elements. In one of the beginning scenes, Maxwell and Meirschultz sneak into the town morgue to retrieve a specimen for the doctor's experiments.
Feb 18, 2021 · Per a short 1986 profile in the L.A. Times (one of the scant sources for biographical information on her), Hildegarde Esper née Stadie was born in 1920. When she was eight years old, she “shilled as a snake charmer for an uncle who sold snake oil from the back of a horse-driven wagon.” (All sensationalist details should be taken with a ...
A former vaudevillian gifted at impersonation assists a mad scientist in reanimating corpses and soon goes mad himself. Director. Dwain Esper. Writer. Hildegarde Stadie. Stars. Bill Woods. Horace B. Carpenter. Ted Edwards.
