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Ernest Pagano (1901-1953)

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Birthplace:
Colorado

Born:
January 16, 1901

Died:
April 29, 1953

Biography from TheMovieDB

Ernest S. Pagano (January 16, 1901 – April 29, 1953) was an American screenwriter. He began in showbusiness as a "gag-man" in silent films. He wrote for 66 films between 1927 and 1947.  Description above from the Wikipedia Ernest Pagano licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Film Production

Adaptation:
1929  Spite Marriage
1944  Greenwich Village

Dialogue:
1929  Spite Marriage
1931  Pete and Repeat
1932  It's a Cinch
1944  Greenwich Village

Producer:
1929  Spite Marriage
1931  Pete and Repeat
1932  It's a Cinch
1944  Greenwich Village
1944  Her Primitive Man
1945  Frontier Gal
1945  That Night with You
1945  That's the Spirit

Screenplay:
1929  Spite Marriage
1931  Pete and Repeat
1931  The Back Page
1932  It's a Cinch
1932  Mother's Holiday
1937  A Damsel in Distress
1937  Fight for Your Lady
1937  Shall We Dance
1937  Super-Sleuth
1938  Carefree
1938  Vivacious Lady
1939  The Flying Irishman
1940  Forty Little Mothers
1941  Las Vegas Nights
1941  You'll Never Get Rich
1942  You Were Never Lovelier
1944  Greenwich Village
1944  Her Primitive Man
1944  The Merry Monahans
1945  Frontier Gal
1945  That Night with You
1945  That's the Spirit
1947  Slave Girl

Story:
1928  The Matinee Idol
1929  Spite Marriage
1931  Pete and Repeat
1931  The Back Page
1932  It's a Cinch
1932  Mother's Holiday
1933  As the Crows Fly
1934  The Super Snooper
1937  A Damsel in Distress
1937  Fight for Your Lady
1937  Shall We Dance
1937  Super-Sleuth
1938  Carefree
1938  Vivacious Lady
1939  The Flying Irishman
1940  Forty Little Mothers
1941  Las Vegas Nights
1941  You'll Never Get Rich
1942  You Were Never Lovelier
1944  Greenwich Village
1944  Her Primitive Man
1944  The Merry Monahans
1945  Frontier Gal
1945  That Night with You
1945  That's the Spirit
1947  Slave Girl

Writer:
1928  The Matinee Idol
1929  Spite Marriage
1931  Crashing Hollywood
1931  Honeymoon Trio
1931  Idle Roomers
1931  Once a Hero
1931  One Quiet Night
1931  Pete and Repeat
1931  Queenie of Hollywood
1931  Smart Work
1931  That's My Meat
1931  The Back Page
1931  The Lure of Hollywood
1931  The Tamale Vendor
1931  Three Hollywood Girls
1931  Up Pops the Duke
1931  Windy Riley Goes Hollywood
1932  Bridge Wives
1932  Hollywood Lights
1932  Hollywood Luck
1932  It's a Cinch
1932  Keep Laughing
1932  Moonlight and Cactus
1932  Mother's Holiday
1933  As the Crows Fly
1934  Allez Oop
1934  The Super Snooper
1935  Old Man Rhythm
1937  A Damsel in Distress
1937  Fight for Your Lady
1937  Shall We Dance
1937  Super-Sleuth
1938  Carefree
1938  Vivacious Lady
1939  The Flying Irishman
1940  Forty Little Mothers
1940  Love Thy Neighbor
1941  Las Vegas Nights
1941  You'll Never Get Rich
1942  You Were Never Lovelier
1943  Fired Wife
1944  Greenwich Village
1944  Her Primitive Man
1944  San Diego I Love You
1944  The Merry Monahans
1945  Frontier Gal
1945  That Night with You
1945  That's the Spirit
1946  Lover Come Back
1947  Slave Girl

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