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Ernest Granville Booth (August 12, 1898–June 14, 1959) was an American criminal and screenwriter who got his start in writing while an inmate of San Quentin Prison.
Ernest Booth. Writer: Men of San Quentin. Ernest Granville Booth was born on 12 August, 1898, at Oakland California, the son of Stuart W. and Abigail Hill (nee' Wall) Booth. His father, a prominent Oakland journalist, had emigrated from England in 1890. His mother originally came from Massachusetts.
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- August 12, 1898
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- June 14, 1959
Ernest Booth. Writer: Men of San Quentin. Ernest Granville Booth was born on 12 August, 1898, at Oakland California, the son of Stuart W. and Abigail Hill (nee' Wall) Booth. His father, a prominent Oakland journalist, had emigrated from England in 1890. His mother originally came from Massachusetts.
Sep 29, 2020 · In the 1920s and 1930s, Ernest Granville Booth made a name for himself as a criminal and as one of Hollywood’s most sought-after writers.
Ernest Granville Booth was born August 12, 1898, in Oakland, California. His father, Stuart W. Booth, was a prominent journalist. However, his son took a different path and was sent to reform school as an early adolescent after an arrest for burglary, followed by several years in prison for various crimes.
Ernest Booth may refer to: Ernie Booth (1876–1935), New Zealand rugby union player; Ernest Granville Booth (1898–1959), American criminal and screenwriter
by Ernest Granville Booth: Starring: Ellen Drew Robert Paige Judith Barrett Louise Beavers John Miljan: Cinematography: Charles Lang: Edited by: Anne Bauchens: Music by: Gerard Carbonara John Leipold (uncredited) Distributed by: Paramount Pictures
