A bartlett shepard
[shep-erd] /ˈʃɛp ərd/
noun
alan bartlett, jr. 1923–1998, u.s. astronaut: first american in sp-ce, may 5, 1961.
sam, born 1943, u.s. playwright, actor, and director.
shepard
/ˈʃɛpəd/
noun
alan bartlett, jr. 1923–98, us naval officer; first us astronaut in sp-ce (1961)
sam original name samuel shepard rogers. born 1943, us dramatist, film actor, and director. his plays include chicago (1966), the tooth of crime (1972), and buried child (1978): films as actor include days of heaven (1978) and the right stuff (1983); films as director include far north (1989) and silent tongue (1994)
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