Paul West

Paul West

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Author - USA
Born January 26, 1871 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Died October 29, 1918 in Seine River, France

Mini-Biography:
Paul West was born on January 26, 1871 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was an American Author, known for Each to his kind (1917), Bill joins the W.W.W.s (1914), Mr. Jack Wins a Double-Cross (1916), Paul West's first movie on record is from 1912. Paul West died on October 29, 1918 in Seine River, France. His last motion picture on file dates from 1919.

FilmographyFilmography
1919: A Taste of Life (Story: : When Cherries are Ripe), Directed by John Francis Dillon, with Edith Roberts, Billy Mason, George Hernandez,
1918: The Zero Hour (Story), Directed by Travers Vale, with June Elvidge, Frank Mayo, Armand Kaliz,
1918: The Safety Curtain (Scenario), Directed by Sidney Franklin, with Norma Talmadge, Eugene O'Brien, Anders Randolf,
1918: The Death Dance (Scenario), Directed by J. Searle Dawley, with Alice Brady, Holmes Herbert, Mahlon Hamilton,
1918: De Luxe Annie (Scenario), Directed by Roland West, with Norma Talmadge, Eugene O'Brien, Frank Mills,
1918: The Little Runaway (Ann Acushla (Working title)) (Story), Directed by William P.S. Earle, with Gladys Leslie, Edward Earle, ,
1918: The Ordeal of Rosetta (The Phantom Feud (Working title)) (Scenario), Directed by Émile Chautard, with Alice Brady, Crauford Kent, Ormi Hawley,
1918: At the Mercy of Men (Ruthless Russia (Working title), The Bride's Revenge (Working title)) (Scenario), Directed by Charles Miller, Joseph Kaufman, Hugh Ford, Charles Giblyn, with Alice Brady, Frank Morgan, Jack W. Johnston,
1918: Woman and Wife (The Lifted Cross (Working title)) (Scenario), Directed by Edward José, with Alice Brady, Elliott Dexter, Helen Greene,
1918: The Studio Girl (Scenario), Directed by Charles Giblyn, with Constance Talmadge, Earle Foxe, Edna Earle,
1917: The Princess of Park Row (Story), Directed by Ashley Miller, with Mildred Manning, Wallace MacDonald, William R. Dunn,
1917: A Kiss for Susie (Story: The Gold Dinner Ball), Directed by Robert Thornby, with Vivian Martin, Tom Forman, John Burton,
1917: A Mormon Maid (Story), Directed by Robert Z. Leonard, with Mae Murray, Frank Borzage, Hobart Bosworth,
1917: On Record (Scenario), Directed by Robert Z. Leonard, with Mae Murray, Tom Forman, Lucien Littlefield,
1917: The American Consul (Story), Directed by Rollin S. Sturgeon, with Theodore Roberts, Ernest Joy, Maude Fealy,
1917: The Adventurer (Story), Directed by Alice Guy, with Marian Swayne, Pell Trenton, ,
1917: Each to his kind (Story), Directed by Edward J. Le Saint, with Sessue Hayakawa, Tsuru Aoki, Vola Vale,
1917: Her Right to Live (Scenario), Directed by Paul Scardon, with Peggy Hyland, Antonio Moreno, Mae Costello,
1917: A Girl Like That (Scenario), Directed by Dell Henderson, with Irene Fenwick, Owen Moore, Thomas O'Keefe,
1917: Great Expectations (Assistant Director), Directed by Robert G. Vignola, Joseph Kaufman, with Jack Pickford, Louise Huff, Frank Losee,
1916: The Lash (Story), Directed by James Young, with Marie Doro, Elliott Dexter, James Neill,
1916: The Dark Silence (Story), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Clara Kimball Young, Edward T. Langford, Paul Capellani,
1916: The Chattel (Scenario), Directed by Frederick A. Thomson, with E.H. Sothern, Peggy Hyland, Rose Tapley,
1916: The Velvet Paw (Story), Directed by Maurice Tourneur, with House Peters, Gail Kane, Ned Burton,
1916: A Society Sherlock (Story), Directed by William Garwood, with William Garwood, Irma Dawkins,
1916: Object -- Matrimony (Scenario), Directed by Harry Myers, with Harry Myers, Rosemary Theby, Jennie Nelson,
1916: Number One (Scenario), Directed by Sidney Drew, with Sidney Drew, Mrs. Sidney Drew,
1916: Myrtle the Manicurist (The Other Way (Working title)) (Scenario), Directed by Harry Davenport, with Jewell Hunt, Templar Saxe, Harold Foshay,
1916: Mr. Jack Wins a Double-Cross (Scenario), Directed by C. Jay Williams, with Frank Daniels, Kate Price, George Stevens,
1916: Mr. Jack, a Hallroom Hero (Story), Directed by C. Jay Williams, with Frank Daniels, Nellie Anderson, Betty Howe,
1916: Jane's Bashful Hero (Scenario), Directed by George D. Baker, with , Donald MacBride, Billy Bletcher,
1915: The Deceivers (Scenario), Directed by Sidney Drew, with Sidney Drew, Mrs. Sidney Drew, Edward M. Favor,
1915: A Safe Investment (Story), Directed by Sidney Drew, with Sidney Drew, Mrs. Sidney Drew, Donald MacBride,
1915: Crooky (Crooky Scruggs) (Scenario), Directed by C. Jay Williams, with Frank Daniels, Charles Eldridge, Harry T. Morey,
1915: The Story of a Glove (Story), Directed by Sidney Drew, with Sidney Drew, Mrs. Sidney Drew, Cortland van Deusen,
1915: The Victim (Scenario), Directed by George Siegmann, with Eugene Pallette, Robert Harron, Mae Marsh,
1915: Boobley's Baby (Scenario), Directed by Sidney Drew, with Sidney Drew, Mrs. Sidney Drew, Eddie Dunn,
1915: Ethel's Deadly Alarm Clock (Story), Directed by N. N., with Fay Tincher, Chester Withey, Elmer Booth,
1915: When Dumbleigh Saw the Joke (Story), Directed by Sidney Drew, with Sidney Drew, Mrs. Sidney Drew,
1915: The Emerald Brooch (Story), Directed by Lloyd Ingraham, with William Lowery, Tom Wilson, Billie West,
1915: Bill Gives a Smoker (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Bobby Ray, Fay Tincher, Chester Withey,
1915: Ethel Gets Consent (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Fay Tincher, Tod Browning, Bobby Ray,
1915: Bill Turns Valet (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Bobby Ray, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1915: War (Story), Directed by George D. Baker, with Jay Dwiggins, Flora Finch, Hughie Mack,
1915: A Flyer in Spring Water (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Fay Tincher, Tammany Young, Bobby Ray,
1915: Ethel Gets the Evidence (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Fay Tincher, Tammany Young, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill and Ethel at the Ball (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Mr. Hadley's Uncle (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Tod Browning, Fay Tincher,
1914: Ethel Has a Steady (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Fay Tincher, Tammany Young, Tod Browning,
1914: Ethel's Roof Party (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Fay Tincher, Tammany Young, Joseph Belmont,
1914: Bill joins the W.W.W.s (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill Spoils a Vacation (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill Manages a Prizefighter (Bill Manages a Fighter) (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill Goes in Business for Himself (Story), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill Organizes a Union (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill Saves the Day (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill Takes a Lady Out to Lunch... Never Again (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Bill's Job (Scenario), Directed by Edward Dillon, with Tammany Young, Fay Tincher, Tod Browning,
1914: Her Husband (Scenario), Directed by Theodore Marston, with Clara Kimball Young, Earle Williams, Darwin Karr,
1913: Edwin's Badge of Honor (Scenario), Directed by Dell Henderson, with Charles Murray, Gus Pixley, Edward Dillon,
1913: A Lesson to Mashers (Scenario), Directed by Dell Henderson, with William A. Carroll, , Edward Dillon,
1912: Bill Bogg's Windfall (Scenario: (AKA Bill Blunder) ), Directed by Dell Henderson, with Edward Dillon, Florence Lee, Clarence Barr,

Bibliography
- Paul West is Profilic Scenario Writer, The Motion Picture News, June 17, 1916, pg 3763
- Ray Ralston, Ink in their Veins, Picture Play Magazine, July 1917, pp 40-41

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