Viola Brothers Shore
1890 - 1970
General Information
Bio
(1890-1970) Writer. Viola Brothers Shore was born in and died in New York City.
Full Name
Viola Brothers Shore
Locations
New York
Author's Timeline
Unknown
OTHER
Ms. Shore attended Hunter College in Manhattan, New York.
1890
BIRTH
Viola Brothers was born in New York City on May 26, 1890.
1910
OTHER
Ms. Shore attended New York University during the 1910s, and later taught writing there.
1921
LITWORK
The Heritage And Other Stories
George H. Doran
Collection of short stories.
George H. Doran
Collection of short stories.
1929
LITWORK
Dangerous Curves
Ms. Shore, Florence Ryerson, and Donald Davis wrote the screenplay for the 1929 film, "Dangerous curves."
Ms. Shore, Florence Ryerson, and Donald Davis wrote the screenplay for the 1929 film, "Dangerous curves."
1930
LITWORK
Stage Struck John Golden
Samuel French
John Golden's autobiography written with Viola Brothers Shore.
Samuel French
John Golden's autobiography written with Viola Brothers Shore.
1930
LITWORK
We Must Recruit!
Play.
Play.
1930
LITWORK
The Beauty Mask Murder
Richard R. Smith, Inc.
Novel.
Richard R. Smith, Inc.
Novel.
1932
LITWORK
Murder On The Glass Floor
Ray Long & Richard R. Smith, Inc.
Novel.
Ray Long & Richard R. Smith, Inc.
Novel.
1933
LITWORK
Sailor Be Good
Ms. Shore, Ethel Doherty, and Ralph Spence wrote the screenplay for the 1933 film, "Sailor Be Good."
Ms. Shore, Ethel Doherty, and Ralph Spence wrote the screenplay for the 1933 film, "Sailor Be Good."
1936
LITWORK
Walking On Air
Ms. Shore, Harry Ruby, Bert Kalmar, and Rian James wrote the screenplay for the 1936 film, "Walking On Air."
Ms. Shore, Harry Ruby, Bert Kalmar, and Rian James wrote the screenplay for the 1936 film, "Walking On Air."
1937
LITWORK
Breakfast For Two
Ms. Shore, David Garth, Charles Kaufman, and Paul Yawitz wrote the screenplay for the 1937 film, "Breakfast For Two."
Ms. Shore, David Garth, Charles Kaufman, and Paul Yawitz wrote the screenplay for the 1937 film, "Breakfast For Two."
1938
LITWORK
Blond Cheat
Ms. Shore, Harry Segall, Charles Kaufman, and Paul Yawitz wrote the screenplay for the 1938 film, "Blond Cheat."
Ms. Shore, Harry Segall, Charles Kaufman, and Paul Yawitz wrote the screenplay for the 1938 film, "Blond Cheat."
1970
DEATH
Viola Brothers Shore died in New York City on March 27, 1970.
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