Biography

Charles F. Royal(1880-1955)

Writer
Actor

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Charles F. Royal was born on 27 January 1880 in Monmouth, Oregon, USA. He was a writer and actor, known for Les nouvelles aventures de Tarzan (1935), Shadows of the Orient (1935) and Outlaws of the Orient (1937). He died on 26 July 1955 in San Diego, California, USA.

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Known for

Bruce Bennett and Ula Holt in Les Nouvelles Aventures de Tarzan (1935)

Les nouvelles aventures de Tarzan

4.5

Writer(as Chas. F. Royal)

1935

Esther Ralston and Regis Toomey in Shadows of the Orient (1935)

Shadows of the Orient

4.6

Writer(as Charles Francis Royal)

1935

Mae Clarke and Jack Holt in Outlaws of the Orient (1937)

Outlaws of the Orient

5.4

Writer(as Charles Franklin Royal)

1937

Janis Carter, Edmund Lowe, and Robert B. Williams in Girl in the Case (1944)

Girl in the Case

6.1

Writer

1944

Credits

Writer

God Is My Partner
5.8
- original screenplay (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1957
All That I Have
6.2
- screenplay (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1951
Arctic Fury
5.3
- adaptation by
- 1951
Speak No Evil
7.0
Short
- sceenplay by
- 1950
On the Right Side
7.8
Short
- original screen play by
- 1949
Home for Christmas
Short
- Writer
- 1949
The Silver Theatre
7.1
TV Series
- written by
- 1949
Purity Squad
6.0
Short
- screenplay
- story (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1945
A Gun in His Hand
6.4
Short
- screen play by (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1945
Dark Mountain
5.4
- story (as Charles Royal)
- 1944
Girl in the Case
6.1
- story
- 1944
A Tornado in the Saddle
5.0
- screenplay
- story
- 1942
North from the Lone Star
6.2
- original screenplay (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1941
En mauvaise passe
7.6
- original story (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1940
The Man from Tumbleweeds
6.0
- original screenplay (as Charles Francis Royal)
- 1940

Actor

Personal details

Alternative names
- Charles Francis Royal
Born
- January 27, 1880
- Monmouth, Oregon, USA
Died
- July 26, 1955
- San Diego, California, USA
Other works
Story: "Yesterday in Santa Fe" (filmed as The Hawk (1931)).

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