Isabelle Ostrander(1883-1924)

Writer

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Isabelle Ostrander was born in September 1883 in New York City, New York, USA. Isabelle was a writer, known for The Red Glove (1919), L'héroïne du rail (1921) and L'enlèvement de Miss Maud (1919). Isabelle was married to A. J. Lam. Isabelle died on 26 April 1924 in Long Beach, California, USA.

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Known for

Marie Walcamp in The Red Glove (1919)

4.2

Writer(as Douglas Grant)

1919

Corinne Griffith in L'héroïne du rail (1921)

L'héroïne du rail

2.4

Writer(as Douglas Grant)

1921

May Allison in L'enlèvement de Miss Maud (1919)

L'enlèvement de Miss Maud

Writer

1919

Suspense (1919)

Writer(as Isabel Ostrander)

1919

Credits

Writer

L'héroïne du rail
2.4
- story (as Douglas Grant)
- 1921
L'enlèvement de Miss Maud
- novel
- 1919
The Red Glove
4.2
- story "The Fifth Ace" (as Douglas Grant)
- 1919
Suspense
- novel (as Isabel Ostrander)
- 1919
Tangled Hearts
- novel The Altar of Friendship
- 1916
Lavinia Comes Home
Short
- story (as Isabel Ostrander)
- 1916

Personal details

Alternative names
- Douglas Grant
Born
- September 1883
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- April 26, 1924
- Long Beach, California, USA(heart disease)
Spouse
- A. J. Lam1907 - 1910 (divorced)
Other works
Story: "The Fifth Ace" (filmed as The Red Glove (1919))

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Trivia
Wrote over 40 books under the pseudonyms of Douglas Grant, Robert Orr Chipperfield, David Fox, and Christopher B. Booth.

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