Don Hartman
Born in New York City, New York, USA — Nov 18 1900• Died Mar 23 1958
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Samuel Donald Hartman (18 November 1900, New York - 23 March 1958, Palm Springs, California) was an American screenwriter and director. He and Stephen Morehouse Avery were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Story for The Gay Deception (1935).
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Xanadu
Writing
Waikiki Wedding
Writing
True to Life
Writing
Down to Earth
Writing
Holiday Affair
Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited)
Road to Morocco
Writing
The Matchmaker
Production
The Princess and the Pirate
Writing
Up in Arms
Writing
Wonder Man
Writing
Road to Singapore
Writing
Never Say Die
Writing
The Gay Deception
Writing
It's a Big Country
Directing
The Kid from Brooklyn
Writing
Every Girl Should Be Married
Directing
Nothing but the Truth
Writing
My Favorite Blonde
Writing
It Had to Be You
Directing
Heads Up
Writing
Desire Under the Elms
Production
Here Comes Cookie
Writing
Romance in Manhattan
Writing
The Star Maker
Writing
Road to Zanzibar
Writing
Life with Henry
Writing
Mr. Imperium
Directing
Redheads on Parade
Writing
Paris Honeymoon
Writing
Champagne Waltz
Writing
The Princess Comes Across
Writing
Dangerous Nan McGrew
Sound
Those Were the Days!
Writing
Coronado
Writing
Old Man Rhythm
Writing
Tropic Holiday
Writing