Kenneth S. Webb
Directing · Adaptation · Director · Writer
Born Oct 16, 1892 · New York City, New York, USA
Active 1918–1966
Kenneth Seymour Webb was an American film director, screenwriter, and composer noted for directing a number of films in the early age of the American film industry. He helped write the Gay Divorce along with Samuel Hoffenstein.
Filmography
Lucky In Love (1929) — DirectorJust Suppose (1926) — DirectorThe Beautiful City (1925) — DirectorThe Daring Years (1923) — DirectorThree O'Clock in the Morning (1923) — DirectorWithout Fear (1922) — DirectorSecrets of Paris (1922) — DirectorHow Women Love (1922) — DirectorFair Lady (1922) — DirectorHis Wife's Husband (1922) — Director · AdaptationJim the Penman (1921) — DirectorThe Great Adventure (1921) — DirectorThe Stolen Kiss (1920) — DirectorThe Master Mind (1920) — Director · WriterSinners (1920) — DirectorThe Devil's Garden (1920) — Adaptation · DirectorThe Fear Market (1920) — DirectorThe Truth About Husbands (1920) — DirectorThe Girl Problem (1919) — DirectorMarie, Ltd. (1919) — DirectorThe Adventure Shop (1919) — DirectorMammon and the Archer (1918) — Director