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Actress, Addison Richards, was born Addison Whitaker Richards Jr. on Oct 20, 1887 in Zanesville, OH. Richards died at the age of 76 on Mar 22, 1964 in Los Angeles, CA .

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Jackson Decker: The last talk I had with you - and it was quite a while ago - still stands. You remember it?
Cpl. J. Wayne Decker: Wasn't it something to the effect of - I was on my own unless I worked for the Decker Company.
Jackson Decker: That's right. You're on your own until you came to your senses. You obviously haven't so there's nothing more to be said.
Cpl. J. Wayne Decker: I'm afraid there is, Dad. You see the objective I raised at that time over you ruthless business methods has cropped up again in this case.
Jackson Decker: What? Is anything more ruthless then setting a son against his father?


Perry Mason: Tell me who's the real owner of this blackmail rag and maybe we can make a trade.
Frank Locke, an alias of Cecil Dawson: Do you smoke it or take it in the arm? I'm the owner!


Brad Taggart: I know that when I started your copper mine here, sir, you figured on getting Bailey's equipment cheap as part of the deal, but if he means what he says...
Jackson Decker: I don't care what he says. I want his milling machinery at any price. The cost of shipping heavy machinery like that is prohibitive.
Brad Taggart: We could let him do our milling for our copper for us if he gave you a percentage.
Jackson Decker: And be at Bailey's mercy? Oh, no. Ownership of that mill is the difference between profit and loss for the Decker copper mine.
Brad Taggart: I see. No mill, no job for me running the mine - is that it?
Jackson Decker: I don't start anything I can't control. That's why I make money and Bailey goes broke


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Father of one child: Ann

Minor American film character from the early 1930s (with Warner Bros.) through the early 1960s who could be counted upon to play upstanding, law-abiding citizens and/or officers of good moral fiber; only occasionally menacing.

In 1931 he joined the Pasadena Community Playhouse as an actor and eventual artistic director.

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