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- Birth nameStanley Earl Cowan
- Composer, songwriter ("Do I Worry?"), director, author and publicist who came to Hollywood after high school in 1937. He was an assistant film director, and a writer of special material for orchestras, musicals and films (including "Hopalong Cassidy"). During World War II, he produced shows for the US Air Force. By 1948, he was in radio and television production; the next year, he became a publicist, and was with Rogers and Cowan since 1960. Joining ASCAP in 1943, his chief musical collaborators included his father Rubey Cowan, Bobby Worth, and Sidney Miller. His other popular-song compositions include "Be Young Again", "I Give You a Smile for a Smile", "Taps 'Til Reveille", "Who Are You?", "What's This", "Listen to Me Sing", "I Realize Now", and "A Cowgirl Dreams On".- IMDb Mini Biography By: Hup234!
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