Howard St. John

Actor

Born October 9, 1905 in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.. Died March 13, 1974.

Howard St. John (October 9, 1905 – March 13, 1974) was a Chicago-born character actor who specialized in unsympathetic roles. His work spanned Broadway, film and television. He is probably best remembered for his bombastic General Bullmoose, which he played in the stage and screen versions of the 1956 musical Li'l Abner.

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Acting

Don't Drink the Water
Film, 1969
as Ambassador Magee
Managing Time
Film, 1968
Banning
Film, 1967
as J. Pallister Young
Matchless
Film, 1967
as General Shapiro
Hank
TV series, 1965
as Dr. Lewis Royal
Strange Bedfellows
Film, 1965
as Julius L. Stevens
Quick, Before It Melts
Film, 1965
as Harvey T. Sweigert
Sex and the Single Girl
Film, 1964
as George Randall
Profiles in Courage
TV series, 1964
as Hinrichsen
Fate Is the Hunter
Film, 1964
as Mark Hutchins
Strait-Jacket
Film, 1964
as Raymond Fields
The Patriots
Film, 1963
as George Washington
Lafayette
Film, 1962
as George Washington
Lover Come Back
Film, 1961
as Mr. John Brackett
One, Two, Three
Film, 1961
as Wendell P. Hazeltine
The Defenders
TV series, 1961
as James Stanhope
Sanctuary
Film, 1961
as Governor Drake
Madison Avenue
Film, 1961
as J.D. Jocelyn
Cry for Happy
Film, 1961
as Vice Adm. Junius B. Bennett
The Islanders
TV series, 1960
as John Marston
Li'l Abner
Film, 1959
as General Bullmoose
Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway
Film, 1959
as James Blake
The Gift of the Magi
Film, 1958
as Mr. Spiegel
World in My Corner
Film, 1956
as Harry Cram
I Died a Thousand Times
Film, 1955
as Doc Banton
The Tender Trap
Film, 1955
as Mr. Sayers
Illegal
Film, 1955
as E.A. Smith
Summer Playhouse
TV series, 1954
1 episode
Three Coins in the Fountain
Film, 1954
as Burgoyne
Stop, You're Killing Me
Film, 1952
as Commissioner Mahoney