Hettie Grey Baker
Born July 12, 1881 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Died November 14, 1957 in Porters Corners, New York, USA
Mini-Biography:
Hettie Grey Baker was born on July 12, 1881 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA. She was an American Author, Editor, known for A Fool there was (1915), A Daughter of the Gods (1916), The Irony of Fate (1916), Hettie Grey Baker's first movie on record is from 1912. Hettie Grey Baker died on November 14, 1957 in Porters Corners, New York, USA. Her last motion picture on file dates from 1922.
FilmographyFilmography [Auszug]
1922: Nero (Editor), Directed by J. Gordon Edwards, with Jacques Grétillat, Sandro Salvini, Guido Trento,
1917: The Honor System (Scenario: (titles) (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Raoul Walsh, with Milton Sills, Cora Drew, James A. Marcus,
1916: The Irony of Fate (Story), Directed by Albert W. Hale, James Young, with Florence Turner, E.K. Lincoln, L. Rogers Lytton,
1916: A Daughter of the Gods (Editor), Directed by Herbert Brenon, with Annette Kellerman, William E. Shay, Hal de Forest,
1916: Converging Paths (Scenario), Directed by Burton L. King, with Robyn Adair, Virginia Kirtley, Leo Pierson,
1915: A Fool there was (The Vampire) (Editor), Directed by Frank Powell, with Theda Bara, Runa Hodges, ,
1915: Buckshot John (Scenario: (AKA Hetty Grey)), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, with Hobart Bosworth, Courtenay Foote, Carl von Schiller,
1914: The Chechako (Story: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker) ), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, with Jack Conway, Myrtle Stedman, Joe Ray,
1914: Burning Daylight: The Adventures of Burning Daylight in Civilization (Story: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, with Hobart Bosworth, Myrtle Stedman,
1914: Burning Daylight: The Adventures of Burning Daylight in Alaska (Scenario: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, with Hobart Bosworth, Rhea Haines, J. Charles Haydon,
1914: An Odyssey of the North (Scenario: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, with Hobart Bosworth, Rhea Haines, Gordon Sackville,
1914: John Barleycorn (Scenario: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, J. Charles Haydon, with Matty Roubert, Antrim Short, Elmer Clifton,
1914: The Story of the Willow Pattern (Story), Directed by George Lessey, with Robert Brower, Bessie Learn, Barry O'Moore,
1914: The Valley of the Moon (Scenario: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Hobart Bosworth, with Jack Conway, Myrtle Stedman, Al Ernest Garcia,
1913: Around Battle Tree (Scenario: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Oscar Eagle, with Thomas J. Carrigan, Selig Polyscope Company, Charles Clary,
1913: Miss 'Arabian Nights' (Scenario: (AKA Hettie Gray Baker)), Directed by Oscar Eagle, with , , Alma Russell,
1913: Sally in Our Alley (Scenario), Directed by Colin Campbell, with Wheeler Oakman, Bessie Eyton, Tom Santschi,
1912: Sue Simpkins' Ambition (Scenario), Directed by Ralph Ince, with Leah Baird, Kingsley Higgins, William V. Ranous,
1912: Where Love Is, There God Is Also (Story), Directed by Oscar Eagle, with , Joseph Ransome, ,
1912: The Right Hand Path (Scenario), with Burton L. King, Robyn Adair, Virginia Kirtley,
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