Melville W. Brown
Directing · Director · Writer · Story
Active 1919–present
Melville W. Brown was an American film director, screenwriter and occasional actor. He began his career on the local stage in Oregon, in stock companies and vaudeville, before moving to California and working in the silent film industry in…
Filmography
Loafers and Lovers (1920) — DirectorWhite Shoulders (1931) — DirectorChampagne for Breakfast (1935) — DirectorBuck Privates (1928) — Director · WriterThe Love Doctor (1929) — DirectorThe Nut Farm (1935) — DirectorThe Rose of Paris (1924) — WriterThe Pest (1919) — WriterTaxi! Taxi! (1927) — Director · Scenario WriterFashionable Fakers (1923) — AdaptationThe Gaiety Girl (1924) — AdaptationRedhead (1934) — DirectorSmouldering Fires (1925) — WriterForced Landing (1935) — DirectorGeraldine (1929) — DirectorSpeed (1919) — DirectorHer Big Night (1926) — Director · AdaptationRed Lips (1928) — Director · AdaptationPoker Faces (1926) — WriterWhat Happened to Jones? (1926) — ScreenplayThe Goose Woman (1925) — WriterShe's My Weakness (1930) — DirectorFanny Foley Herself (1931) — Director · StoryJazz Heaven (1929) — Director