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Melville Baker

1901 – 1958

American screenwriter

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About Melville Baker

Lived 1901 – 1958 (aged 56). Melville Baker was an American screenwriter, television writer and film screenwriter.

Melville Baker (April 24, 1901 – April 10, 1958) was an American screenwriter.

Bakers was born in Massachusetts and died of a heart attack in Nice, France at the age of 56.

Selected filmography The Swan (1925) The Circus Kid (1928) Darkened Rooms (1929) One Romantic Night (1930) His Woman (1931) Zoo in Budapest (1933) Now and Forever (1934) The Gilded Lily (1935) Ladies in Love (1936) Above Suspicion (1943)

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Who was Melville Baker?

American screenwriter (1901-1958)

When was Melville Baker born?

Melville Baker was born on 24 April 1901 in Massachusetts.

When did Melville Baker die?

Melville Baker died on 10 April 1958 in Nice.

What was Melville Baker's occupation?

Melville Baker was a screenwriter, television writer and film screenwriter.

What nationality was Melville Baker?

Melville Baker was American.

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· Wikipedia: Melville Baker

· Wikidata: Q11882051

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