Ralph Spence

Ralph Spence

Birthday: 1890-11-04
Deathday: 1949-12-21
Place of birth: Key West, Florida, USA
Also know as: Ralph H. Spence

Bio

Ralph Spence Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

Miss Innocence

1918
As Story
For Heaven's Sake

1926
As Writer
Around the World

1943
As Screenplay
Higher and Higher

1943
As Screenplay
Down Argentine Way

1940
As Story
The Fleet's In

1942
As Screenplay
The Winning Ticket

1935
As Screenplay
The Gorilla

1939
As Theatre Play
Seven Days' Leave

1942
As Screenplay
The Crooked Circle

1932
As Screenplay
The Big Broadcast of 1936

1935
As Screenplay
Strictly Dynamite

1934
As Screenplay
Way Out West

1930
As Writer
Fast Life

1932
As Screenplay
The Warrior's Husband

1933
As Writer
Hook, Line and Sinker

1930
As Screenplay
Murder in the Private Car

1934
As Screenplay
I'll Say So

1918
As Scenario Writer
Sh! The Octopus

1937
As Theatre Play
Caught Plastered

1931
As Screenplay
Sink or Swim

1920
As Story
The Yankee Way

1917
As Story
Smiles

1919
As Story
Show People

1928
As Writer
Here Comes the Band

1935
As Screenplay
The Gorilla

1927
As Theatre Play
The Gorilla

1930
As Theatre Play
On the Jump

1918
As Scenario Writer
Going Highbrow

1935
As Story
The Plainsman and the Lady

1946
As Story
The Rounder

1930
As Writer
Johnny Get Your Hair Cut

1927
As Writer
Baby Mine

1928
As Writer
Mr. Skitch

1933
As Writer
The Gang's All Here

1939
As Writer
Peach-o-Reno

1931
As Adaptation
The Flying Deuces

1939
As Screenplay
I'll Tell the World

1934
As Screenplay
Death on the Diamond

1934
As Screenplay
The Band Plays On

1934
As Screenplay
The Loudspeaker

1934
As Story
There You Are!

1926
As Title Designer
Student Tour

1934
As Writer
The Sky’s the Limit

1937
As Screenplay
The Taxi Dancer

1927
As Writer
King Solomon's Mines

1937
As Writer
The Gorilla

1930
As Screenplay
Everything’s Rosie

1931
As Dialogue
The Florodora Girl

1930
As Additional Dialogue
Half Shot at Sunrise

1930
As Dialogue
Stand Up and Cheer!

1934
As Dialogue
Her Bodyguard

1933
As Writer
Bringing Up Father

1928
As Writer
On Time

1924
As Editor
The Speed Spook

1924
As Writer
Sailor Be Good

1933
As Writer
Behind the Front

1926
As Writer
The Callahans and the Murphys

1927
As Writer
American Pluck

1925
As Writer
Tillie the Toiler

1927
As Writer
Too Much Money

1926
As Writer
Adam and Evil

1927
As Writer
Pals First

1926
As Writer
Mademoiselle Modiste

1926
As Writer
Buttons

1927
As Title Graphics
The Passionate Plumber

1932
As Dialogue
Tomorrow at Seven

1933
As Screenplay
Smash and Grab

1937
As Screenplay
Jack Spurlock, Prodigal

1918
As Writer
A Self-Made Man

1922
As Editor
Sure-Fire Flint

1922
As Title Designer
You'd Be Surprised

1926
As Dialogue
Orchids and Ermine

1927
As Title Illustration
It's the Old Army Game

1926
As Writer
The Husband Hunter

1920
As Editor
Strangers on Honeymoon

1936
As Writer
A Camouflage Kiss

1918
As Writer