Biography

Adam Shirk(1887-1931)

Writer

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Adam Shirk was born in 1887. He was a writer, known for Nu-Ma-Pu - Cannibalism (1931), The Ape (1940) and Ingagi (1930). He died on 27 July 1931 in Lanrescenta, California, USA.

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Known for

Nu-Ma-Pu - Cannibalism

1.6

Writer(as Adam Hull Shirk)

1931

Boris Karloff, Ray Corrigan, Gene O'Donnell, and Maris Wrixon in The Ape (1940)

4.7

Writer(as Adam Hull Shirk)

1940

Ingagi (1930)

4.0

Writer(as Adam Hull Shirk)

1930

By Divine Right (1924)

By Divine Right

Writer(as Adam Hull Shirk)

1924

Credits

Writer

The Ape
4.7
- suggested from the play: "The Ape" (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1940
House of Mystery
4.8
- play "The Ape" (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1934
Nu-Ma-Pu - Cannibalism
1.6
- story and scenario (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1931
Ingagi
4.0
- adaptation (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1930
God of Mankind
- Writer (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1928
By Divine Right
- story "The Way Men Love" (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1924
Polly garçon manqué
- story (as Adam Hull Shirk)
- 1924
The Satin Girl
- story
- 1923

Personal details

Alternative name
- Adam Hull Shirk
Born
- c. 1887
Died
- July 27, 1931
- Lanrescenta, California, USA
Other works
Playwright: "The Ape" (filmed as House of Mystery (1934), The Ape (1940)).
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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