Career
- The Amazing Mr. X (screenwriter)
- The Bat (screenwriter, director) (1959)
- Canon City (director)
- Crime School (screenwriter)
- Crime Wave (screenwriter) (1954)
- He Walked by Night (writer, screenwriter)
- Hell's Kitchen (screenwriter) (1939)
- House of Wax (screenwriter) (1953)
- I Am an American (writer and director) (1944)
- I Was a Communist for the FBI (radioplay writer)
- Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison (director, writer)
- Lord Byron of Broadway (screenwriter)
- The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima (screenwriter)
- The Monster (playwright) (1925)
- Mysterious Island (screenwriter) (1961)
- Solomon and Sheba (writer) (1959)
- Swingtime in the Movies (director, writer)
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