HOH

Personal Info

Known For

Writing

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1885-08-06

Deathday

1961-07-29 (75 years old)

Place of Birth

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Also Known As

Harry Hoyt

Harry O. Hoyt

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Harry O. Hoyt (6 August 1885 - 29 July 1961) was an American screenwriter and film director whose career began in the silent era. His 1925 film The Lost World, based on the book by Arthur Conan Doyle, is notable as a pioneering effort in the use of stop-motion animation. He was a brother of actor Arthur Hoyt who appeared in The Lost World.

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Known For

6.7%

The Lost World

Feb 2, 1925

5.4%

Lady in the Death House

Mar 15, 1944

5.1%

Jungle Bride

Jan 9, 1933

4.4%

A Fig Leaf for Eve

Jul 4, 1944

5.3%

The Missing Corpse

Jun 1, 1945

5.2%

The Primrose Path

Sep 14, 1925

5.8%

The Belle of Broadway

Aug 15, 1926

5.2%

13 Washington Square

Jan 28, 1928

5.2%

13 Washington Square

Jan 28, 1928

5.7%

The Thrill Hunter

Apr 30, 1933

5.7%

The Thrill Hunter

Apr 30, 1933

6.5%

The Return of Boston Blackie

Aug 1, 1927

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Directing

1949

Cinderella Horse as Director

1947

A Day at Hollywood Park as Director

1933

Jungle Bride as Director

1927		The Return of Boston Blackie as Director
1927		Bitter Apples as Director

1926		The Belle of Broadway as Director
1926		When Love Grows Cold as Director

1925		The Primrose Path as Director
1925		The Lost World as Director

1924		Sundown as Director
1924		The Woman on the Jury as Director

1922

That Woman as Director

1919		Forest Rivals as Director
1919		A Broadway Saint as Director
1919		Through the Toils as Director
1919		The Hand Invisible as Director

Writing

1949

Cinderella Horse as Writer

1945

The Missing Corpse as Story

1944		A Fig Leaf for Eve as Writer
1944		Lady in the Death House as Screenplay

1943		The Avenging Rider as Screenplay
1943		The Avenging Rider as Story

1942

Lost Canyon as Screenplay

1937		Jungle Menace as Screenplay
1937		Headline Crasher as Adaptation
1937		The Legion of Missing Men as Writer
1937		Rustlers' Valley as Dialogue
1937		Rustlers' Valley as Screenplay

1934		Young Eagles as Story
1934		The Fighting Ranger as Writer

1933		The Thrill Hunter as Writer
1933		The Thrill Hunter as Dialogue
1933		Clancy of the Mounted as Adaptation

1932

The Man from New Mexico as Screenplay

1930		Second Honeymoon as Writer
1930		The Rampant Age as Writer

1928		Good Morning, Judge as Story
1928		13 Washington Square as Adaptation
1928		13 Washington Square as Writer

1927		The Wizard as Writer
1927		The Clown as Writer
1927		Painting the Town as Screenplay
1927		Bitter Apples as Writer

1926		The Adorable Deceiver as Original Story
1926		When Love Grows Cold as Writer

1923

Flaming Youth as Writer

1921

God's Country and the Law as Writer

1920

The Adventures of Daredevil Jack as Scenario Writer

1919		Forest Rivals as Scenario Writer
1919		Through the Toils as Scenario Writer
1919		Through the Toils as Screenplay
1919		Hit or Miss as Story
1919		Courage for Two as Scenario Writer

1918		The Sea Waif as Screenplay
1918		I Want to Forget as Story
1918		Hitting the Trail as Adaptation
1918		Just Sylvia as Story
1918		The Road to France as Writer
1918		The Girl of Today as Writer
1918		The Queen of Hearts as Story
1918		By Hook or Crook as Story
1918		The Power and the Glory as Scenario Writer
1918		The Beloved Blackmailer as Story
1918		Neighbors as Scenario Writer
1918		By Right of Purchase as Scenario Writer
1918		By Right of Purchase as Screenplay

1917		The Weavers of Life as Scenario Writer
1917		The Moth as Scenario Writer
1917		The Moth as Screenplay

1916		The Half Million Bribe as Scenario Writer
1916		Dimples as Writer

1915

The Night Operator at Buxton as Writer