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City Without Men (1943)

The Great Man's Lady (1942)

The Adventures of Martin Eden (1942)

The Great Man's Lady (1942)

Contract Writer

Reaching for the Sun (1941)

En cada puerto un amor (1931)

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Way For A Sailor (1930) -- (Movie Clip) That's What I Call Seafood

Way For A Sailor (1930) -- (Movie Clip) You'd Drop Dead Ten Times A Day

Biography

Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

City Without Men (1943)

The Great Man's Lady (1942)

The Adventures of Martin Eden (1942)

The Great Man's Lady (1942)

Contract Writer

Reaching for the Sun (1941)

En cada puerto un amor (1931)

Escenario y diálogo por [Screenplay and dial]

Way for a Sailor (1930)

Way for a Sailor (1930)

Navy Blues (1929)

Life Events

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Way For A Sailor (1930) -- (Movie Clip) That's What I Call Seafood Merchant sailors on leave in Singapore, John Gilbert as Jack and Jim Tully as Ginger and planning a scam to stretch their funds when they encounter their abusive crew boss “Tripod” (Wallace Beery) from the ship, in the middle of being fleeced by a pleasure-boat pimp (Sôjin Kamayama), in MGM’s Way For A Sailor, 1930.

Way For A Sailor (1930) -- (Movie Clip) You'd Drop Dead Ten Times A Day Back to London after a wild world-wide tour, sailor Jack (John Gilbert), with buddy Ginger (Jim Tully) remembers to take a run at pay clerk Joan (Leila Hyams, her first scene), though she’s not interested, early in MGM’s Way For A Sailor, 1930, also starring Wallace Beery.

Great Man's Lady, The -- (Movie Clip) Wiry As The Devil 100 year-old Hannah Sempler (Barbara Stanwyck) dismissing reporters but tolerating a young biographer (Katharine Stevens), on the day a statue is unveiled, early in The Great Man's Lady, 1942.

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