Joseph Moncure March
Writing · Dialogue · Writer · Screenplay
Born Jul 27, 1899 · Los Angeles, California, USA
Active 1930–1977
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Joseph Moncure March (July 27, 1899 New York City - February 14, 1977 Los Angeles, California) was an American poet and essayist, best known for his long narrative poems The Wild Party and The Set-Up.
Filmography
The Set-Up (1949) - WriterHell's Angels (1930) - Dialogue · StoryLone Star Raiders (1940) - ScreenplayHot Saturday (1932) - AdaptationLet 'em Have It (1935) - WriterA Man from Wyoming (1930) - StoryFlirting with Fate (1938) - ScreenplayHer Jungle Love (1938) - ScreenplayAnd Sudden Death (1936) - ScreenplayThree Faces West (1940) - ScreenplayTwo Alone (1934) - ScreenplayHoopla (1933) - ScreenplayMadame Butterfly (1932) - ScreenplayJourney's End (1930) - WriterThe Wild Party (1975) - NovelAmerican Cowboy (1950) - Narrator (uncredited)Hideaway Girl (1936) - WriterThe American Road (1953) - WriterWagons Westward (1940) - ScreenplayJealousy (1934) - ScreenplayForgotten Girls (1940) - ScreenplayJennie Gerhardt (1933) - WriterWoman Doctor (1939) - Writer