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Jane Murfin (1892–1955)

Writer | Producer | Miscellaneous Crew

Trivia:

Wrote with Jane Cowl under the pseudonym Alan Langdon Martin. See more trivia »

Born:

in Quincy, Michigan, USA

Died:

(age 62) in Los Angeles, California, USA
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2008/I The Women (1939 screenplay)
 
1953 Broadway Television Theatre (TV series)
– Smilin' Through (1953) (play)
 
1944 Dragon Seed (screenplay)
 
1943 Cry 'Havoc' (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1943 Flight for Freedom (adaptation)
 
1941 Smilin' Through (play)
 
1941 Andy Hardy's Private Secretary
 
1940 Pride and Prejudice (screenplay)
 
1940 'Northwest Passage' (Book I -- Rogers' Rangers) (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1939 The Women (screenplay)
 
1939 Stand Up and Fight (screenplay)
 
1938 The Shining Hour (screenplay)
 
1937 I'll Take Romance (screenplay)
 
1936 That Girl from Paris (story)
 
1936 Come and Get It (screenplay)
 
1935 Alice Adams (screenplay)
 
1935 Roberta (screen play)
 
1935 Romance in Manhattan (screenplay)
 
1934 The Little Minister (screenplay)
 
1934 The Fountain
 
1934 The Life of Vergie Winters (screenplay)
 
1934 This Man Is Mine (screenplay)
 
1934 The Crime Doctor (screenplay)
 
1934 Spitfire (screenplay)
 
1933 Little Women (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1933 After Tonight (story and adaptation)
 
1933 Ann Vickers (screenplay)
 
1933 Double Harness (screen play)
 
1933 The Silver Cord (writer)
 
1933 Our Betters (screenplay)
 
1932 Rockabye (screenplay)
 
1932 Smilin' Through (play "Smiling Through")
 
1932 What Price Hollywood? (screen play)
 
1932 Young Bride (additional dialogue)
 
1931 Way Back Home (story and screenplay)
 
1931 Friends and Lovers (adaptation - uncredited)
 
1931 Caught Plastered (uncredited)
 
1931 Too Many Cooks
 
1931 White Shoulders (adaptation)
 
1930 The Pay-Off (adaptation / screenplay)
 
1930 Leathernecking
 
1930 Lawful Larceny
 
1930 The Runaway Bride (screenplay)
 
1929 Seven Keys to Baldpate (writer)
 
1929 Dance Hall (writer)
 
1929 Half Marriage (writer)
 
1929 Side Street (screenplay)
 
1929 Street Girl (writer)
 
1928 Lilac Time (play)
 
1927 The Prince of Headwaiters (adaptation)
 
1927 The Notorious Lady (adaptation)
 
1926 Meet the Prince (adaptation)
 
1926 The Savage
 
1925 A Slave of Fashion
 
1925 White Fang (adaptation)
 
1924 The Love Master (story)
 
1924 Flapper Wives (play "The Flaming Sign" / screenplay)
 
1922 Brawn of the North (story)
 
1922 Smilin' Through (play "Smiling Through" / as Alan Langdon Martin)
 
1921 The Silent Call (adaptation)
 
1921 Playthings of Destiny (story)
 
1920 The Amateur Wife
 
1919 The Right to Lie (story)
 
1919 A Temperamental Wife (play "Information Please")
 
1919 Marie, Ltd. (scenario)
 
1918 Daybreak (play)
 
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1924 The Love Master (producer)
 
1924 Flapper Wives (producer)
 
1922 Brawn of the North (producer)
 
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1935 Break of Hearts (continuity - uncredited)
 
1922 Brawn of the North (presenter)
 
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1925 1925 Studio Tour (documentary short)
Herself - a Writer
 
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Personal Details

Other Works:

(1919) Stage: Wrote (w/Jane Cowl; both billed as "Allan Langdon Martin") "Smilin' Through", produced on Broadway. Comedy/fantasy. Scenic Design by Joseph Urban. Directed by Priestly Morrison, under the Personal Direction of Jane Cowl. Broadhurst Theatre: 30 Dec 1919-May... See more »

Alternate Names:

Alan Langdon Martin

Height:

5' 5½" (1.66 m)
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Trivia:

Wrote with Jane Cowl under the pseudonym Alan Langdon Martin. See more »

Star Sign:

Scorpio