Author:Nina Wilcox Putnam

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Nina Wilcox Putnam
(1888–1962)

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American novelist, screenwriter and playwright. Many of her stories were made into films. Best remembered for her syndicated column called "I and George," as well as the numerous stories adapted into films; including Graft, A Game Chicken (1922), The Fourth Horseman, In Search of Arcady, Sitting Pretty, Slaves of Beauty, Two Weeks With Pay, A Lady's Profession (1933) and Golden Harvest.

Works

In Search of Arcady, 1912
The Impossible Boy, 1913
Orthodoxy , 1914
The Little Missioner, 1915
Adam's Garden, 1916
When the Highbrow Joined the Outfit, 1917
Sunny Bunny, 1917 (Comic book series)
Esmeralda, or, Every Little Bit Helps, 1918
Winkle, Twinkle and Lollypop, 1918
Believe You Me!, 1918
It Pays to Smile, 1920
West Broadway, 1921
Laughter limited, 1922
Tomorrow We Diet, 1922
Say It with Bricks: A Few Remarks About Husbands, 1923
Say It with Oil: A Few Remarks About Husbands, 1923

Works from magazines

"The Byroad to Nazareth" (1912 Nov, Ainslee's) (ss)
"Radiant Lady" (1913 Feb, Ainslee's) (ss)
"A Daughter of Rahab" (1913 Sept, Ainslee's) (ss)
"A Spring Night," (ss) (1917 Feb, Everybody's)
"The fattening calf," (ss) (1920, Saturday Evening Post)
"My Past As I Recall It" (ss?) (1920, Saturday Evening Post)
"Tall Money" (ss) (1920, Saturday Evening Post)

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1930.

This author died in 1962, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 62 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

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