Clay M. Greene(1850-1933)

Writer
Director
Actor

Clay M. Greene in Treasures on Earth (1914)

Clay M. Greene was born on 12 March 1850 in San Francisco, California, USA. He was a writer and director, known for Millionaire Billie (1916), Her Wayward Sister (1916) and Belle of Barnegat (1915). He was married to Mrs. Laura Hewett Robinson and Alice Randolph Wheeler. He died on 5 September 1933 in San Francisco, California, USA.

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Known for

Millionaire Billie

Short

Writer

1916

Her Wayward Sister

Director

1916

Belle of Barnegat

Short

Writer

1915

The Ogre and the Girl

Short

Writer

1915

Credits

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Writer

Pawn Ticket 210
- unpublished play
- 1922
The New South
- story
- 1916
Two Smiths and a Haff
Short
- Writer
- 1916
The Winning Number
Short
- Writer
- 1916
Millionaire Billie
Short
- story
- 1916
Mr. Housekeeper
Short
- story
- 1916
A Wise Waiter
Short
- story
- 1916
Billie's Double
Short
- Writer
- 1916
Dare Devil Bill
Short
- story
- 1916
The Uplift
Short
- scenario
- 1916
The Evangelist
- scenario
- 1916
Sweeter Than Revenge
5.9
Short
- Writer
- 1915
The Ogre and the Girl
Short
- scenario
- 1915
Belle of Barnegat
Short
- Writer
- 1915
The Great Ruby
- scenario
- 1915

Director

Americans After All
Short
- Director
- 1916
Hubby Puts One Over
Short
- Director
- 1916
Two Smiths and a Haff
Short
- Director
- 1916
Pickles and Diamonds
Short
- Director
- 1916
Oh, You Uncle!
Short
- Director
- 1916
The Winning Number
Short
- Director
- 1916
Jenkins' Jinx
Short
- Director
- 1916
Father's Night Off
Short
- Director
- 1916
Love and Bullets
Short
- Director
- 1916
Millionaire Billie
Short
- Director
- 1916
The Voice in the Night
Short
- Director
- 1916
The Uplift
Short
- Director
- 1916
Her Wayward Sister
- Director
- 1916
Beyond All Is Love
Short
- Director
- 1915
The Ogre and the Girl
Short
- Director
- 1915

Actor

Personal details

Alternative names
- C.E. Green
Born
- March 12, 1850
- San Francisco, California, USA
Died
- September 5, 1933
- San Francisco, California, USA
Spouses
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
Publicity listings
- 9 Articles

Did you know

Trivia
Was stricken blind on 16 March 1918 while playing a game of solitaire at the Jonathan Club in Los Angles. He had been experiencing eye problems over the previous week and was later diagnosed as having a vitreous hemorrhage. This caused an abrupt end to his prolific writing career.