Writing
Olive Cooper
Born 1892-07-31 · San Francisco, California, USA
Died 1987-06-12
Olivette "Olive" Cooper (July 31, 1892– June 12, 1987) was a prolific American screenwriter known for movies like Cocoanut Grove, Bandit King of Texas and Three Little Sisters. She wrote many of the screenplays for Roy Rogers and Gene Autry vehicles.
Credits
Newest first
Hills of OklahomaScreenplay1950
Hills of OklahomaStory1950
Bandit King of TexasWriter1949
Outcasts of the TrailWriter1949
The Big SombreroScreenplay1949
Sioux City SueScreenplay1946
The Bamboo BlondeWriter1946
Swingin' on a RainbowScreenplay1945
Song of NevadaScreenplay1944
Three Little SistersScreenplay1944
My Best GalScreenplay1944
Nobody's DarlingWriter1943
ShantytownWriter1943
King of the CowboysScreenplay1943
IdahoScreenplay1943
Call of the CanyonStory1942
Call of the CanyonScreenplay1942
The Affairs of Jimmy ValentineScreenplay1942
Cowboy SerenadeScreenplay1942
Down Mexico WayScreenplay1941
Ice-CapadesScreenplay1941
Sheriff of TombstoneScreenplay1941
The Singing HillWriter1941
In Old CheyenneScreenplay1941
The Great Train RobberyWriter1941
Robin Hood of the PecosScreenplay1941
The Border LegionScreenplay1940
Young Bill HickokScreenplay1940
She Married a CopScreenplay1939
The Mysterious Miss XScreenplay1939
Annabel Takes a TourScreenplay1938
Cocoanut GroveScreenplay1938
Lady Behave!Screenplay1937
Rhythm in the CloudsScreenplay1937
Jim Hanvey, DetectiveScreenplay1937
Join the MarinesScreenplay1937
Happy Go LuckyScreenplay1936
Follow Your HeartAdditional Dialogue1936
Navy BornScreenplay1936
Hearts in BondageScreenplay1936
Laughing Irish EyesScreenplay1936
The Return of Jimmy ValentineWriter1936
Dancing FeetScreenplay1936
Streamline ExpressScreenplay1935
Hot TipWriter1935