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George Marion Jr. (1899–1968)

Writer | Soundtrack

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Son of George F. Marion.

Born:

in Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Died:

(age 68) in New York City, New York, USA

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1947 Beat the Band (based on the stage play by)
 
1940 Too Many Girls (book of musical play)
 
1939 You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (screen play)
 
1938 The Gladiator (additional dialogue)
 
1938 The Baroness and the Butler (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1937 Fifty Roads to Town
 
1936 Three Cheers for Love
 
1936 The Music Goes 'Round (contract writer - uncredited)
 
1935 To Beat the Band (story)
 
1935 Metropolitan (screen play)
 
1935 The Big Broadcast of 1936 (contributor to treatment - uncredited)
 
1935 Two for Tonight
 
1935 The Lottery Lover (contributor to screenplay construction - uncredited)
 
1934 College Rhythm (story)
 
1934 The Gay Divorcee (screen play)
 
1934 Kiss and Make-Up (screenplay)
 
1934 We're Not Dressing (screen play)
 
1933 Adorable (writer)
 
1932 The Big Broadcast (screenplay)
 
1932 Love Me Tonight (screen play)
 
1932 This Is the Night
 
1931 No Limit (story)
 
1930 Along Came Youth
 
1930 Sea Legs (story)
 
1930 Let's Go Native
 
1930 Safety in Numbers (screenplay)
 
1929 Sweetie (screenplay / titles)
 
1929 Why Bring That Up? (titles)
 
1929 The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu (uncredited)
 
1929 Dangerous Curves (titles)
 
1929 This Is Heaven (screenplay / titles)
 
1929 The Wild Party (titles - uncredited)
 
1928 Someone to Love (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 Manhattan Cocktail (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 His Private Life (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 Varsity (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 Moran of the Marines (titles)
 
1928 Show Girl (titles)
 
1928 The Fleet's In (titles)
 
1928 Oh Kay! (titles)
 
1928 Just Married (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 Lilac Time (titles)
 
1928 Warming Up (titles)
 
1928 Hot News (titles)
 
1928 Happiness Ahead (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 Ladies of the Mob (titles)
 
1928 Tempest (titles)
 
1928 Fools for Luck (titles)
 
1928 Easy Come, Easy Go (titles)
 
1928 Partners in Crime (titles)
 
1928 Red Hair (titles)
 
1928 The Legion of the Condemned (titles)
 
1928 Feel My Pulse (titles)
 
1928 Sporting Goods (as George Marion / titles)
 
1928 The Garden of Eden (titles)
 
1928 Wife Savers (titles)
 
1927 Her Wild Oat (titles)
 
1927 The Gay Defender (titles)
 
1927 Get Your Man (titles)
 
1927 Honeymoon Hate (titles)
 
1927 She's a Sheik (titles)
 
1927 Now We're in the Air (titles)
 
1927 The Rough Riders (titles)
 
1927 Tell It to Sweeney (titles)
 
1927 Two Arabian Knights (titles)
 
1927 The Magic Flame (titles)
 
1927 One Woman to Another (titles)
 
1927 Swim Girl, Swim (titles)
 
1927 Hula (titles)
 
1927 Underworld (titles)
 
1927 Service for Ladies (titles)
 
1927 Man Power (titles)
 
1927 Ten Modern Commandments (titles)
 
1927 Rough House Rosie (titles)
 
1927 The World at Her Feet (titles)
 
1927 Wedding Bill$ (titles)
 
1927 Special Delivery (titles)
 
1927 Ritzy (titles)
 
1927 Fashions for Women (titles)
 
1927 Venus of Venice (titles)
 
1927 Evening Clothes (titles)
 
1927 The Beloved Rogue (titles)
 
1927 A Kiss in a Taxi (titles)
 
1927 It (titles)
 
1927 Blonde or Brunette (titles)
 
1927 A Little Journey (titles)
 
1926/I Camille (titles)
 
1926 Just Another Blonde (titles)
 
1926 Stranded in Paris (titles)
 
1926 Ladies at Play (titles)
 
1926 Everybody's Acting (titles)
 
1926 We're in the Navy Now (titles)
 
1926 Midnight Lovers (titles)
 
1926 Kid Boots (titles)
 
1926 The Duchess of Buffalo (titles)
 
1926 Mantrap (titles)
 
1926 The Son of the Sheik (titles)
 
1926 Miss Nobody (titles)
 
1926 Lovey Mary (titles)
 
1926 Sweet Daddies (titles)
 
1926 Ella Cinders (titles)
 
1926 The Wise Guy (titles)
 
1926 Sparrows (titles)
 
1926 The Bat (titles)
 
1926 Irene (titles)
 
1926 The Girl from Montmartre (titles)
 
1926 Made for Love (screenplay)
 
1925 The Wedding Song (titles)
 
1925 The Eagle (titles)
 
1924 Fire When Ready (short) (scenario / story)
 
1924 For the Love of Mike (short)
 
1924 Sherlock's Home (short)
 
1924 William Tells (short)
 
1924 King Leary (short)
 
1924 Money to Burns (short)
 
1924 When Knighthood Was in Tower (short)
 
1924 Julius Sees Her (short)
 
1920 The Girl in the Saddle (short) (as George Marion)
 
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1947 Beat the Band ("Steam is on the Beam")
 
1936 The Princess Comes Across (lyrics: "Pampa Rose" 1930 - uncredited)
 
1933 Adorable (lyrics: "Adorable", "My First Love to Last", "My Heart's Desire")
 
1930 Along Came Youth (lyrics: "I Look at You and a Song Is Born")
 
1930 Sea Legs (lyrics: "This Must Be Illegal", "A Daisy Told Me")
 
1930 Follow Thru (lyrics: "A Peach of a Pair")
 
1930 Let's Go Native (lyrics: "It Seems To Be Spring", "Let's Go Native", "My Mad Moment", "I've Gotta Yen For You", "Joe Jazz", "Pampa Rose", "Don't I Do?")
 
1930 Safety in Numbers ("My Future Just Passed", "Business Girl", "Do You Play, Madam?", "I'd Like to Be a Bee in Your Boudoir", "Pepola", "The Pick-Up", "You Appeal to Me")
 
1930 Her Future (short) (lyrics: "My Future Just Passed")
 
1929 Sweetie (lyrics: "My Sweeter Than Sweet" - uncredited, "Alma Mammy" - uncredited, "Bear Down, Pelham" - uncredited, "I Think You'll Like It" - uncredited, "Prep Step" - uncredited)
 
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Other Works:

Too Many Girls (1939). Musical comedy. Material by George Marion Jr. Music by Richard Rodgers. Lyrics by Lorenz Hart. Musical Staging by Robert Alton. Scenic Design by Jo Mielziner. Costume Design by Raoul Pène Du Bois. Directed by George Abbott. Imperial Theatre (moved to The Broadway Theatre... See more »

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Alternate Names:

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Trivia:

Son of George F. Marion. See more »

Star Sign:

Virgo