Al Martin

Al Martin

Birthday: 1897-01-01
Deathday: 1971-10-10
Place of birth: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Bio

Al Martin Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

Blondie Knows Best

1946
As Screenplay
Money Madness

1948
As Writer
Danger Ahead

1935
As Screenplay
The Mad Doctor of Market Street

1942
As Screenplay
Ace of Cactus Range

1924
As Writer
The Drunkard

1935
As Story
The Drunkard

1935
As Dialogue
Invasion of the Saucer-Men

1957
As Screenplay
The Shadow Strikes

1937
As Adaptation
The Shadow Strikes

1937
As Screenplay
Stagecoach Buckaroo

1942
As Screenplay
The Mystery Squadron

1933
As Screenplay
In the Money

1958
As Screenplay
In the Money

1958
As Story
Carolina Blues

1944
As Screenplay
Standing Room Only

1944
As Story
The Wolf Dog

1933
As Screenplay
The Albany Night Boat

1928
As Writer
Smuggler's Gold

1951
As Story
Fearless Harry

1926
As Screenplay
The Last Alarm

1940
As Screenplay
Invisible Ghost

1941
As Screenplay
Invisible Ghost

1941
As Story
A Guy Could Change

1946
As Screenplay
Kelly of the Secret Service

1936
As Screenplay
Long Hose

1928
As Writer
Bars of Hate

1935
As Screenplay
Burn 'Em Up Barnes

1934
As Screenplay
Adventures of Rusty

1945
As Story
For the Love of Rusty

1947
As Characters
My Dog Rusty

1948
As Characters
Rusty Leads the Way

1948
As Characters
Trail Dust

1936
As Screenplay
Crimson Romance

1934
As Story
Hat Check Honey

1944
As Story
Caught in the Act

1941
As Screenplay
Army Bound

1952
As Writer
Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus

1938
As Screenplay
The Eye Creatures

1967
As Writer
The Strange Mrs. Crane

1948
As Writer
The Law Rides

1936
As Screenplay
She's a He

1930
As Writer
A Face in the Fog

1936
As Screenplay
Gang Busters

1942
As Screenplay
Taming the Wild

1936
As Screenplay
What Price Crime

1935
As Story
Nine Girls

1944
As Adaptation
Rusty's Birthday

1949
As Characters
Island Captives

1937
As Screenplay
Happy Days

1926
As Writer
The Curse of a Broken Heart

1933
As Writer
Reckless Age

1944
As Story
Prison Shadows

1936
As Screenplay
The Rogues' Tavern

1936
As Writer
Amazon Quest

1949
As Screenplay
Flying Wild

1941
As Screenplay
Flying Wild

1941
As Story
The Lost Jungle

1934
As Story
Trapped by Television

1936
As Story