Writing is hard work.
But if you want to become a writer you will become one.
Nothing will stop you.
- Dorothy Day.
Writing is hard work.
But if you want to become a writer you will become one.
Nothing will stop you.
- Dorothy Day.
Credits:
Josser on the Farm (1934); The Green Pack (1934); Warn London (1934); The Ghoul (1933); Sally Bishop (1932); Edgar Wallace's White Face the Fiend (1932); Criminal at Large (1932); Bachelor's Folly (1931); The Man They Couldn't Arrest (1931); The Silver King (1929); The Scarlet Daredevil (1928); A South Sea Bubble (1928); One of the Best (1927); Wildfire (1925); The Sky Raider (1925); Trouping with Ellen (1924); The Recoil (1924); Damaged Hearts (1924); The Light in the Clearing (1921); Earthbound (1920); The Cup of Fury (1920); Desert Gold (1919); Once to Every Man (1918); The Border Legion (1918); The Crimson Stain Mystery (1916); Father and Son (1916); Judy Forgot (1915); The Tip-Off (1915); The Seats of the Mighty (1914); The Adventures (1913); The Vampire (1913); Farmer Allen's Daughter (1912); While Father Telephoned (1913); Getting Rich Quick (1912); Papa's Double (1912).
December 1, 1898 – March 20, 1987
Credits:
A Box of Tricks (1917); A Soldier of the
Legion (1917); Big Happiness (1920); Chubby Takes a Hand (1917); Graft (1915);
Hell's Border (1922); Lightning Hutch (1926); Perils of the Secret Service
(1917); Pride of Sunshine Alley (1924); Riders of the Dawn (1920); Shoes
(1916); The Bar-C Mystery (1926); The Danger Man (1930); The Gray Wolf's Ghost
(1919); The Hollywood Reporter (1926); The International Spy (1917); The
Sheriff of Mojave (1921); The Storm Woman (1917); The Wrong Mary Wright (1917);
Toby's Bow (1919); What Love Can Do (1916); White Lies (1920); Wolves of the
Border (1923).
directed and written by Andrew Stone,
was released in the United States on December
1, 1950.
Narrated by Edmon Ryan.
Music by William Lava.