Person Detail: Herbert Clyde Lewis

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General Information:
Full Name: Herbert Clyde Lewis
Biography: (1909-1950) Novelist, screenwriter. Herbert Clyde Lewis lived and worked in New York City.
Author's Timeline:
1909		(Unknown) County Herbert Clyde Lewis was born in New York City on August 15, 1909.
1937		(Unknown) County Gentleman Overboard (Pub: The Viking Press ISBN: ) Novel.
1939		(Unknown) County Fisherman's Wharf Mr. Lewis, Bernard Schubert, and Ian McLellan Hunter wrote the screenplay for the film, "Fisherman's Wharf."
1939		(Unknown) County Escape To Paradise Mr. Lewis wrote the story for the film, "Escape To Paradise," with Ian McLellan Hunter and Weldon Melick.
1940		(Unknown) County Spring Offensive (Pub: The Viking Press ISBN: ) Novel.
1941		New York County Season's Greetings (Pub: New York: Dial ISBN: ) Novel set in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York.
1959		(Unknown) County The Silver Dark (Pub: Pyramid Books ISBN: ) Novel.
1942		(Unknown) County Two-Faced Qulligan (Pub: Story (Magazine) ISBN: ) Mr. Lewis wrote the story, "Two-Faced Qulligan," on which the screenplay for the 1945 film, "Don Juan Qulligan," was based.
1946		(Unknown) County D-Day in Las Vegas Mr. Lewis wrote the story, "D-Day in Las Vegas," on which the screenplay for the 1946 film, "Lady Luck," was based.
1949		(Unknown) County Patent Applied For Mr. Lewis wrote the story, "Patent Applied For," on which the screenplay for the 1949 film, "Free For All," was based.
1947		(Unknown) County The Fifth Avenue Story Mr. Lewis, with Frederick Stephani, wrote the story, "The Fifth Avenue Story," on which the screenplay for the 1947 film, "It Happened on Fifth Avenue," was based. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Stephani received an Academy Award nomination for best story.
1950		New York County Herbert Clyde Lewis died at the Hotel Earle in Manhattan, New York, on October 17, 1950.