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Clinton Stagg
(1888-1916)
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Clinton Stagg was born in November 1888 in Newark, New Jersey, USA. He was a writer, known for
High Speed (1920)
,
A Gutter Magdalene (1916)
and
The Race (1916)
. He died on 3 May 1916 in Santa Monica, California, USA.
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Known for
High Speed
Writer
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1920
A Gutter Magdalene
Writer
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Race
5.4
Writer
1916
Teeth
3.6
Writer
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1924
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12
Teeth
3.6
novel "Sonny"
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1924
High Speed
novel
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1920
A Gutter Magdalene
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Carriage of Death
Short
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Race
5.4
scenario
1916
The Fifth Ace
Short
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Whispered Word
Short
story
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Reunion
Short
story
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Spirit of the Game
Short
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Knotted Cord
Short
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
The Burglars' Picnic
Short
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
In the Name of the Law
Short
scenario
(as Clinton H. Stagg)
1916
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Alternative name
Clinton H. Stagg
Born
November 1888
Newark, New Jersey, USA
Died
May 3
,
1916
Santa Monica, California, USA
(road accident)
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Writer Clinton Stagg was killed, along with playwright
Malcolm Strong
, when the car he was driving overturned on a country road near Los Angeles.
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