
Directing
F. Richard Jones
Born 1893-09-07 · St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Died 1930-12-14
An American director, screenwriter, and producer. In 1915 he joined Sennett at Keystone and later signed with Hal Roach Studios. Jones died in 1930 at the age of thirty-seven. He left behind a widow, designer Irene Lentz, two former wives, Carol and Josephine, and a daughter, Dickey.
Credits
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Bulldog DrummondDirector1929
Someone to LoveDirector1928
The Water HoleDirector1928
The Big KillingDirector1928
The GauchoDirector1927
The Way of All PantsDirector1927
No Man's LawStory1927
Ten Years OldSupervising Producer1927
Seeing the WorldSupervising Producer1927
Anything Once!Director1927
The Nickel-HopperDirector1926
Wise Guys Prefer BrunettesDirector1926
What's the World Coming To?Director1926
Moonlight and NosesDirector1925
Boys Will Be JoysProducer1925
Bad BoySupervising Producer1925
Little Robinson CorkscrewDirector1924
The First 100 YearsDirector1924
Smile PleaseProduction Supervisor1924
Picking PeachesProduction Supervisor1924
The Extra GirlDirector1923
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SuzannaDirector1923
The Country FlapperDirector1922
The Crossroads of New YorkDirector1922
Gymnasium JimProduction Manager1922- Step ForwardDirector1922
Be ReasonableProduction Manager1921
Molly O'Director1921
The Ghost in the GarretDirector1921
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Flying PatDirector1920
Flying PatWriter1920
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Trying to Get AlongDirector1919
Why Beaches Are PopularDirector1919
Yankee Doodle in BerlinDirector1919
She Loved Him PlentyDirector1918
MickeyDirector1918- It Pays to ExerciseCo-Director1918
Are Married Policemen Safe?Director1918
Son of a GunDirector1918
Her Painted HeroDirector1915
Their Social SplashDirector1915
Gussle's Day of RestDirector1915- Caught in a ParkDirector1915
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Ambrose's First FalsehoodDirector1914