Fulton Oursler(1893-1952)

Fulton Oursler was born on 22 January 1893 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. He was a writer, known for The Spider (1931), The Circus Queen Murder (1933) and The Night Club Lady (1932). He was married to Grace Perkins and Rose K. Karger. He died on 24 May 1952 in New York City, New York, USA.

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La plus grande histoire jamais contée
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- book
- 1965
TV Reader's Digest
6.8
TV Series
- story
- 1956
A String of Blue Beads
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TV Movie
- short story
- 1953
Hallmark Hall of Fame
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TV Series
- book
- 1952
Boomerang
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- based upon an article published in The Reader's Digest December, 1945 (as Anthony Abbot)
- 1947
L'assassin rôde toujours
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- play (as Charles Fulton Oursler)
- 1945
The Panther's Claw
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- story "The Perfect Crime of Mr. Digberry" (as Anthony Abbot)
- 1942
The President's Mystery
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- story (as Anthony Abbot)
- 1936
Second Wife
- play "All the King's Men"
- 1936
The Circus Queen Murder
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- from the story by (as Anthony Abbott)
- 1933
Le fascinateur
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- novel
- 1933
The Night Club Lady
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- novel "About the Murder of the Night Club Lady" (as Anthony Abbot)
- 1932
The Spider
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- play
- 1931
Second Wife
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- based on the play by: "All the King's Men" (as Charles Fulton Oursler)
- 1930