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Vincent Valentini

d. 1948

American screenwriter

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About Vincent Valentini

Vincent Valentini was a screenwriter.

Vincent Valentini (died 1948) was a screenwriter in the United States. He wrote the musical score for The American Red Cross Nurse. He wrote the 1928 theatrical production Parisiana.

An advertisement for the 1946 film Beale Street Mama includes the notation "Hit tunes by Vincent Valentini".

Filmography The Convict's Code (1930) Sex Madness (1938), co-wrote Paradise in Harlem (1939), from a story by Frank H. Wilson Sunday Sinners (1940), from a story by Frank H. Wilson Murder on Lenox Avenue (1941), co-wrote with Bryna Ivens Beale Street Mama (1946), wrote music Boy! What a Girl! (1946) Stars on Parade (1946) Sepia Cinderella (1947) Miracle in Harlem (1948), story and screenplay

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Important facts

Died
1948
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Vincent Valentini?

American screenwriter

When did Vincent Valentini die?

Vincent Valentini died in 1948.

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Vincent Valentini was a screenwriter.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Vincent Valentini

· Wikidata: Q104677627

· DBpedia: Vincent Valentini

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