William James Hurlbut Net Worth

#	Fact
1	Best known for his brief tenure at Universal (1933-35), during which he worked on Imitation of Life (1934) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935).
2	Hurlbut went to Hollywood in the early 1930s after writing several plays for Broadway, including "Lillies of the Field".

Title	Year	Status
Lux Video Theatre	1956-1957	TV Series screenplay - 2 episodes
Adam Had Four Sons	1941	screenplay
Letter of Introduction	1938	contributor to dialogue - uncredited
Daughter of Shanghai	1937	additional dialogue - uncredited
Make a Wish	1937	additional dialogue
Rainbow on the River	1936
King of Burlesque	1936	contributing writer - uncredited
Way Down East	1935	screen play
Orchids to You	1935
The Daring Young Man	1935
Bride of Frankenstein	1935	adapted by / screenplay
Naughty Marietta	1935	uncredited
The Man Who Reclaimed His Head	1934	contributor to treatment - uncredited
There's Always Tomorrow	1934	adaptation and screenplay
Imitation of Life	1934	screenplay
One Exciting Adventure	1934
One More River	1934	contributing writer - uncredited
Madame Spy	1934
Only Yesterday	1933	writer
Ladies Must Love	1933	play / stories "Lilies of Broadway" and "Scarlet Sisterhood"
Secret of the Blue Room	1933	writer
Good Sport	1931	screenplay
La voluntad del muerto	1930	adaptation and scenario
The Cat Creeps	1930	dialogue
Lilies of the Field	1930	novel
The Heart of a Siren	1925	play "Hail and Farewell"
That French Lady	1924	story
Lilies of the Field	1924	novel
Trimmed in Scarlet	1923	story - play
Made in Heaven	1921	story
Body and Soul	1920	story
Experimental Marriage	1919	play "Saturday to Monday"
Romance and Arabella	1919	play
The Strange Woman	1918	novel - play
The Big Sister	1916	story
The Dawn of Freedom	1916	story - as William J. Hurlbut
The Writing on the Wall	1916	story - as William J. Hurlbut
New York	1916	play
Body and Soul	1915	story
The Fighting Hope	1915	play

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