Writing
Lawrence Kimble
Born 1904-09-21 · Bakersfield, California, USA
Died 1977-09-03
On September 21, 1904, Kimble was born in Bakersfield, California, one of five children born to Sarah Elizabeth Stanley and Arthur William Kimble. Beginning in 1924, Kimble worked for several years as a reporter with The Bakersfield Californian before making his screenwriting debut in 1936 with All American Chump. He was a charter member of the Screen Writers Guild.
Credits
Newest first
Two of a KindScreenplay1951
Hit Parade of 1951Screenplay1950
The AvengersWriter1950
One Way StreetStory1950
One Way StreetScreenplay1950
Cover UpAdditional Dialogue1949
Angel on the AmazonScreenplay1948
Mystery in MexicoScreenplay1948
I, Jane DoeScreenplay1948
The FlameScreenplay1947
Beat the BandScreenplay1947
San QuentinScreenplay1946
Criminal CourtWriter1946
The Bamboo BlondeWriter1946
The Truth About MurderScreenplay1946
Zombies on BroadwayScreenplay1945
Pan-AmericanaWriter1945
Music in ManhattanScreenplay1944
Seven Days AshoreScreenplay1944
Tahiti HoneyScreenplay1943
Johnny DoughboyWriter1942
Bells of CapistranoScreenplay1942
Pierre of the PlainsScreenplay1942
Moonlight MasqueradeScreenplay1942
The Bugle SoundsStory1942
Devil Pays OffScreenplay1941- Gangs Of The CityScreenplay1941
It All Came TrueScreenplay1940
No Place to GoScreenplay1939
The Adventures of Jane ArdenScreenplay1939
Off the RecordScreenplay1939
Four DaughtersWriter1938
The Beloved BratScreenplay1938
Love, Honor and BehaveScreenplay1938
Submarine D-1Screenplay1937
All American ChumpScreenplay1936