Albert Maltz

Who knows? Who cares?

And so, Dabes was joined by another writer, Albert Maltz, who was born in New York.

And his break into Hollywood was having his 1932 play, Mary Go Round, turned into the film, Afraid to Talk.

then began working mostly in shorts and narration writing gigs.

Right, so maybe religious tolerance was the angle they were going to approach for that one.

We're much better at that now.

So Albert Maltz actually stayed working with Delmer Daves for a while because he got nominated for two Oscars in his future, both for Delmer Daves films he worked on.

There was Pride of the Marines, which was very similar to this type of movie.