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After obtaining an engineering degree and following an exhibition of his paintings, Throckmorton began advertising himself as a specialist "in difficult tasks for the theater that require the combination of the artist and the engineer." Soon after, he became a frequent collaborator and associate with
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After his artistic zenith during the Jazz Age, Throckmorton's theatrical work steadily declined in the 1940s, and he was forced to move on to other ventures. He became an event planner, created murals for restaurants and nightclubs, and designed private homes. He also did pioneering television work
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and Alexis Many. According to
Throckmorton, his career began as a bet made with other artists in Washington, D.C. The artists claimed he could not succeed both in engineering and painting. Within a year, Throckmorton won the bet by graduating with an engineering degree and had an exposition of his
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After four years of marriage, Kathryn sued Cleon for divorce on
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While residing in a studio at West Third Street in New York City during the early 1930s, Throckmorton produced a series of drawings which soon decorated the "Volare" restaurant in
Greenwich Village in New York City, where they have been hanging since 1933. In 1934, Throckmorton's four concept
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The efforts of
Throckmorton and Morley led to a brief cultural flowering in the city. They concurrently produced an assortment of experimental crafts including an illustrated map of Hoboken, Hoboken passports, and a book, "Born in a Beer Garden, or She Troupes to Conquer" (1930), written with
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Immediately after his divorce from
Kathryn Mullin, Throckmorton married his second wife, silent movie actress Juliet Brenon (1895–1979) on March 13, 1927. The Brenons were a musical and theatrical family; her father Algernon had been a music critic, and her uncle
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has announced the engagement of her younger daughter, Miss Juliet Brenon, to Cleon
Throckmorton of Washington, D.C., and this city. Miss Brenon is the daughter of the late A. St. John Brenon, who was well known in New York and Europe as a music
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paintings at the
Biennial Exposition of Contemporary Artists. Attempting to reconcile his passion for painting with his love of engineering, he gradually became aware of "the perfect marriage of the two professions—set designing."
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Throckmorton, well known Washingtonian and founder of the Crazy Kat Restaurant, is rapidly acquiring a reputation as a scene designer of parts through his association with the Provincetown Players of New
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Throckmorton's first wife was
Kathryn Marie "Kat" Mullin (1902–1994). A model, sketch artist and later costume designer, Mullin was a frequent habitué of Throckmorton's speakeasy known as "
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a series of successful revivals of old-time melodramas from the gaslight era, "complete with peanuts—hisses for the villain and cheers for the heroes."
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designing simulations of historical events, battles, and other events that could not be filmed. He became the first art director for the
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at Howard University, and he offered Throckmorton the opportunity to design the sets for the upcoming first production of
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in Washington, D.C., a gathering place for artists and intellectuals. After noticing Throckmorton's set design work for
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in 1926. Juliet's sister Aileen (1894–1967) was a music critic and theatrical publicist whose husband was art critic
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in Connecticut, the Cape Playhouse at Dennis on Cape Cod, and many others. In 1935, he was awarded a
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was a prolific film director who directed the first cinematic adaptation of
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Due to the ecstatic critical reception of Throckmorton's set work for
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While associated with Howard University, Throckmorton operated the
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Kathryn Marie "Kat" Mullin, Throckmorton's first wife and model.
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from 1918–19. As a student, he worked as a lab assistant at the
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Morley, Christopher; Throckmorton, Cleon (February 3, 1930).
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International Exhibition of Theatre Art (Jan 15–Feb 25, 1934)
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Throckmorton's set design for Catfish Row as it appeared in
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which he drew upon in later years when he designed sets for
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1709:Ditta, Joseph (February 16, 2018).
1335:Cleon Throckmorton: MoMA Entry 2019
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1759:"Engagements: Brenon–Throckmorton"
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190:Ernest Throckmorton (father)
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768:Crandall Saturday Nighters
708:Westport Country Playhouse
458:Crandall Saturday Nighters
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226:historically black college
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1890:– via Google Books.
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1331:Museum of Modern Art 1934
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1993:"I Don't Want Alimony!"
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1922:(November 24, 1926).
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594:The Bitter Oleanders
573:The Threepenny Opera
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134:Kathryn "Kat" Mullin
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1508:New York Daily News
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1008:Somerset-Ward 2005
985:The New York Times
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631:Old Rialto Theatre
627:Christopher Morley
557:In Abraham's Bosom
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