Bruce Manning
1900 - 1965
General Information
Bio
(1900-1965) Screenwriter, novelist. Bruce Manning was born in Cuddebackville, New York, and died in Encino, California. He co-wrote several novels with his wife, Gwen Bristow.
Full Name
Bruce Manning
Locations
Orange
Author's Timeline
1900
BIRTH
Bruce Manning was born in Cuddebackville, New York, on July 15, 1900.
1930
LITWORK
The Invisible Host
The Mystery League
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
The Mystery League
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
1931
LITWORK
The Gutenberg Murders
The Mystery League, Inc.
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
The Mystery League, Inc.
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
1932
LITWORK
The Mardi Gras Murders
The Mystery League
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
The Mystery League
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
1932
LITWORK
Two And Two Make Twenty-Two
The Mystery League, Inc.
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
The Mystery League, Inc.
Novel co-written with Gwen Bristow.
1934
LITWORK
Party Wire
Liveright Publishing Corporation
Novel.
Liveright Publishing Corporation
Novel.
1936
LITWORK
Counterfeit
The screenplay for the film, "Counterfeit," was written by Bruce Manning and William Rankin.
The screenplay for the film, "Counterfeit," was written by Bruce Manning and William Rankin.
1939
LITWORK
Three Smart Girls Grow Up
The screenplay for the film, "Three Smart Girls Grow Up," was written by Felix Jackson and Bruce Manning.
The screenplay for the film, "Three Smart Girls Grow Up," was written by Felix Jackson and Bruce Manning.
1945
LITWORK
Guest Wife
The screenplay for the film, "Guest Wife," was written by Bruce Manning and John Klorer.
The screenplay for the film, "Guest Wife," was written by Bruce Manning and John Klorer.
1949
LITWORK
The Midnight Kiss
The screenplay for the film, "The Midnight Kiss," was written by Bruce Manning and Tamara Hovey.
The screenplay for the film, "The Midnight Kiss," was written by Bruce Manning and Tamara Hovey.
1956
LITWORK
Flame Of The Island
The screenplay for the film, "Flame Of The Island," was written by Bruce Manning.
The screenplay for the film, "Flame Of The Island," was written by Bruce Manning.
1965
DEATH
Bruce Manning died at his home in Encino, California, on August 3, 1965.
1965
INTERMENT
Bruce Manning was interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Hollywood Hills), Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California.
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