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Charles Beahan

d. 1968

American filmmaker

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About Charles Beahan

Charles Beahan was a filmmaker.

Charles Beahan (Feb 11, 1903 -August 18, 1968) was a writer of plays, novels, stories, and screenplays in the United States.

Clearfield, Pennsylvania was his "hometown". He had a son, Robert Shnayerson, in 1925 with nightclub singer Madalene Griffin. They divorced when he was six and Ned Shnayerson became the boy's stepfather.

He worked for Mrs. E. K. Adams at Pathe Exchange's story department.

He died at Valley Doctors Hospital in North Hollywood.

Novels The Island God Forgot, co-author Theater Dearly Beloved (1933), co-author Jarnegan (1928) Buckaroo (1929) Little Orchid Annie (1930), co-wrote with Hadley Waters Hold Your Horses (1933)

Filmography Untamed Youth (1924), co-wrote the film adaptation of Born of the Cyclone by G. Marion Burton Virgin Lips (1928), co-wrote Naughty Baby (1928), wrote the story the film was based on Frankie and Johnnie (1929), story The Line-Up (1929), story, a 2-reel film Ladies in Love (1930) Dangerous Nan McGrew (1930), co-wrote Murder by the Clock (1931), wrote a play that inspired part of the film Night Court (1932), co-wrote One Night of Love (1934), co-wrote Highway Patrol (1935), 1-reel Sweet Surrender (1935), a musical film, co-wrote acreebplay

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Who was Charles Beahan?

American filmmaker

When did Charles Beahan die?

Charles Beahan died on 18 August 1968.

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Charles Beahan was a filmmaker.

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· Wikipedia: Charles Beahan

· Wikidata: Q136384787

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