Ewart Adamson

Ewart Adamson

Birthday: 1882-10-23
Deathday: 1945-11-28
Place of birth: Dundee, Tayside, Scotland, UK
Also know as: Dayle Douglas

Bio

Ewart Adamson Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

Hotsy-Totsy

1925
As Scenario Writer
Go Straight!

1925
As Story
The Walking Dead

1936
As Screenplay
The Gold Ghost

1934
As Story
Allez Oop

1934
As Writer
The Taming of the Snood

1940
As Writer
The Spook Speaks

1940
As Writer
Cookoo Cavaliers

1940
As Writer
Niagara Falls

1932
As Story
Mother's Holiday

1932
As Screenplay
Pardon My Pups

1934
As Adaptation
Back from the Front

1943
As Writer
Slippery Silks

1936
As Writer
The Sitter Downers

1937
As Writer
Three Little Sew and Sews

1939
As Writer
Circumstantial Evidence

1935
As Adaptation
Circumstantial Evidence

1935
As Screenplay
The Impostor

1926
As Writer
Sappy Pappy

1942
As Screenplay
The Champ's a Chump

1936
As Screenplay
Inside the Lines

1930
As Writer
The Dark Hour

1936
As Screenplay
The Captain Hits the Ceiling

1935
As Writer
It Always Happens

1935
As Screenplay
The Man Who Won

1923
As Writer
The Night Cry

1926
As Adaptation
A Hero of the Big Snows

1926
As Story
A Hero of the Big Snows

1926
As Scenario Writer
Taxi for Two

1928
As Scenario Writer
What's to Do?

1933
As Screenplay
The Super Snooper

1934
As Story
Money Squawks

1940
As Screenplay
Pleased to Mitt You

1940
As Screenplay
Rhythm Wranglers

1937
As Screenplay
The Perfect Crime

1928
As Screenplay
The Gay Vagabond

1941
As Writer
The Outlaw Dog

1927
As Writer
Haunted Harbor

1944
As Novel
The Silent Guardian

1925
As Story
Alimony Aches

1935
As Story
Alimony Aches

1935
As Screenplay
The Girl from Nowhere

1928
As Writer
Hubby's Weekend Trip

1928
As Writer
Winner Take All

1924
As Scenario Writer
The Long Shot

1939
As Screenplay
Easy Money

1936
As Story
Campus Rhythm

1943
As Story
House of Errors

1942
As Screenplay
Annie Oakley

1935
As Story
In Paris, A.W.O.L.

1936
As Screenplay
Brick-a-Brac

1935
As Story
The Campus Vamp

1928
As Writer
False Pretenses

1935
As Screenplay
Petticoat Politics

1941
As Writer
Earl of Puddlestone

1940
As Writer
Fight Night

1926
As Story
Innocently Guilty

1950
As Story
Below the Deadline

1936
As Screenplay
Meet the Missus

1940
As Screenplay
Singed Wings

1922
As Adaptation
The Messenger Boy

1931
As Writer
The Girl Who Came Back

1935
As Story
The Girl Who Came Back

1935
As Screenplay
Many Unhappy Returns

1937
As Story
Blindfold

1928
As Writer
The Walking Dead

1936
As Story
Spanking Breezes

1926
As Writer
The Dawn Patrol

1930
As Additional Writing
Dead Man's Curve

1928
As Writer
The Gingham Girl

1927
As Writer
Pink Gods

1922
As Writer
Sailor Maid

1937
As Writer
This Band Age

1935
As Writer
South of Suva

1922
As Story
Flame of the Argentine

1926
As Writer
The Desert Bride

1928
As Short Story
In Conference

1931
As Writer
Calling Hubby's Bluff

1929
As Story
Not for Publication

1927
As Writer