If you've ever seen a war picture, sci-fi epic or western from the 1940s or 1950s, then you've seen Thomas Browne Henry, and more than once. Along with 'Morris Ankrum' and played a succession of cops, sheriffs, district attorneys, professors and, of course, army officers over the next 20+ years. He finally retired in 1970 and went back to his first love, the theater, again back to the Pasadena Playhouse. He died in 1980.
Brother of William Henry.
Invited to judge a U.S. Army Talent Contest at Ft. Lee, VA, in 1963.
Entertainment conveys thought and emotions and is enjoyed especially,when you are relaxed. You can be indoctrinated, for under relaxed,conditions you are most vulnerable. This is why you hear of censorship,today because of the widespread use of themes such as homosexuality and,violence. These can be poisonous. When the people from across the seas,penetrate a country they strike first at the labor unions and second at,the arts. This should not be taken lightly. Some people never grow,beyond the Zorro state and can be open to these influences. The,question to keep in mind is: how are we being entertained?.
