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Drama critic turned playwright who went to Hollywood in 1932 and wrote several delightful comedies including "Bachelor Mother" (1939) and "The Devil and Miss Jones" (1941).
Drama critic turned playwright who went to Hollywood in 1932 and wrote several delightful comedies including "Bachelor Mother" (1939) and "The Devil and Miss Jones" (1941).
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DIRECTOR:
1.
The Ambassador's Daughter
(1956) Director
2.
The Big Hangover
(1950) Director
3.
Princess O'Rourke
(1943) Director
CAST: (feature film)
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Milestones close milestones
1928:
Joined New York-based "World" as copy boy then assistant to drama editor
1929:
Drama editor and critic for Evening Graphic
1930:
Columnist for Exhibitors Herald-World; then to Hollywood working in Warner Bros. Publicity department
1930:
Signed contract as screenwriter with Columbia
1937:
First film as producer (for MGM) "Big City"
1943:
Film directing debut "Princess O'Rourke"
Education
New York University:
New York , New York -
Columbia University:
New York , New York -
St John's University:
Jamaica , New York -
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