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James Dunn: Miscellaneous
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Across the street [from a splendid row of late chateauesque Queen Anne flats] at No. 1347 is one of James F. Dunn's elegant Parisian Belle Epoque designs. One wishes Mr. Dunn had had a block to himself somewhere. In any case, this is worth seeing for its complexity and contradiction (Woodbridge and Woodbridge 1992: 125).
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James Dunn is a man who is not ashamed of his Christian Faith. He speaks openly and honestly about his faith offering a decisive testimony as he recalls his conversion experience, “I was a young boy nine years of age riding my bicycle when I humbled my heart that day and I asked Jesus Christ to be the Lord and Savior of my life”.
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Walk to the 1200 block, where there are two striking apartment buildings designed by James Francis Dunn. Little is known of Dunn, who died before the Chambord Apartments were completed in 1921, beyond his ability to come up with original combinations of French Beaux-Arts motifs. Two of his most elegant are the apartments at 1201 Pine (20) (1909) and 1250 Pine (21) (1919) (Wiley 2000: 267).
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Synopsis: In one of his first "adult" roles (he made his last Andy Hardy vehicle only a year earlier), Mickey Rooney plays Tommy McCoy, a dancer who performs in a going-nowhere nightclub act with his alcoholic father, Brian (James Dunn). Johnny Martin (Mickey Knox), a lightweight boxing champ who isRead More
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