Humphrey Pearson
Writing · Adaptation · Writer · Screenplay
Born Nov 30, 1893 · Columbus, Ohio, USA
Active 1929–1937
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Humphrey Pearson (November 30, 1893 – February 24, 1937) was an American screenwriter and playwright of the 1930s. During his brief career, he penned a Broadway play and 22 screenplays.
Filmography
Hot Stuff (1929) — ScreenplayElmer and Elsie (1934) — WriterThe Lost Squadron (1932) — WriterThe Aviator (1931) — WriterAggie Appleby, Maker of Men (1933) — ScreenplayConsolation Marriage (1931) — Screenplay · DialoguePalm Springs (1936) — WriterGoing Wild (1930) — AdaptationRed Salute (1935) — Story · ScreenplayWestward Passage (1932) — DialogueSunny (1930) — ScreenplayOn With the Show! (1929) — Theatre PlayBride of the Regiment (1930) — WriterTraveling Husbands (1931) — WriterTop Speed (1930) — ScreenplayFace in the Sky (1933) — ScreenplayMen Of America (1932) — StoryPlaying Around (1930) — Title GraphicsBright Lights (1930) — ScreenplayThe Great Flirtation (1934) — Screenplay