Dorothy Arzner - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1897 birth 1979 death 20th-century American screenwriter 20th-century American women writer American women film director American women screenwriter Female film and television director Film and television director Film director from San Francisco LGBT film director LGBT person from California LGBT screenwriter Lesbian artist Lesbian filmmaker Silent film director Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Woman in the Heritage Floor Women film pioneer Person from Palm Springs, California
rdfs:label	Dorothy Arzner
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skos:prefLabel	Dorothy Arzner
skos:altLabel	Dorothy Arzner Award
clgo:activeYearsEndYear	1943
clgo:activeYearsStartYear	1922
clgo:birthDate	1897-01-03
clgo:birthName	Dorothy Emma Arzner
clgo:birthPlace	California San Francisco
clgo:birthYear	1897
clgo:deathDate	1979-10-01
clgo:deathPlace	La Quinta, California
clgo:deathYear	1979
clgo:occupation	Screenwriter Film director
clgo:partner	Marion Morgan (choreographer)
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is clgo:director of	The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1937 film) Working Girls (1931 film) Christopher Strong First Comes Courage Behind the Make-Up Sarah and Son Anybody's Woman Manhattan Cocktail (film) Craig's Wife (1936 film) Fashions for Women Ten Modern Commandments Paramount on Parade Nana (1934 film) Get Your Man (1927 film) Charming Sinners The Bride Wore Red The Wild Party (1929 film) Honor Among Lovers Dance, Girl, Dance Merrily We Go to Hell
is clgo:editing of	Ruggles of Red Gap (1923 film) The Six Best Cellars Blood and Sand (1922 film) Too Much Johnson (1919 film) Inez from Hollywood The Covered Wagon
is clgo:partner of	Marion Morgan (choreographer)
is clgo:writer of	When Husbands Flirt The No-Gun Man The Red Kimono Ten Modern Commandments Old Ironsides (film) Breed of the Border (1924 film)

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