George Crone
Editing · Editor · Director · Screenplay
Born Oct 6, 1894 · San Francisco, California, USA
Active 1920–1966
George Crone (1894–1966), also known as George J. Crone, was an American director and editor, whose career spanned both the silent and sound film eras. He began his career cutting the silent film Let's Be Fashionable in 1920.
Filmography
Room Service (1938) — EditorWhat a Man (1930) — DirectorTo Beat the Band (1935) — EditorReno (1930) — DirectorAutobuyography (1934) — EditorForever and a Day (1943) — EditorThe Gay Falcon (1941) — EditorAllegheny Uprising (1939) — EditorSpeed Madness (1932) — DirectorThat's My Baby (1926) — StorySwiss Family Robinson (1940) — EditorRosauro Castro (1950) — EditorThus is Life (1930) — DirectorIntroduce Me (1925) — DirectorThe Floating College (1928) — DirectorHollywood, City of Dreams (1931) — DirectorThe Richest Girl in the World (1934) — EditorA Life in the Balance (1955) — EditorA Dog of Flanders (1935) — EditorThe Falcon in Danger (1943) — EditorOld Man Rhythm (1935) — EditorTwo in the Dark (1936) — EditorThe Falcon Strikes Back (1943) — EditorArruza (1972) — Editor