Charles Kenyon

American playwright Charles A. Kenyon came to Hollywood in 1915, to adapt his own stage hit Kindling for the screen. Kenyon's assignments in the 1920s ranged from John Ford's western epic Iron Horse to the first filmization of Edna Ferber's Show Boat. At Warner Bros. from 1930 to 1941, Kenyon contributed to the screenplays of such films as Night Nurse (1931), Midsummer Night's Dream (1935) and The Petrified Forest (1936). Making a rare foray outside of Warners' Burbank headquarters, Charles A. Kenyon collaborated on the Universal musical smash 100 Men and a Girl.

Highest Rated Movies

Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
No Score Yet	Lady with Red Hair	Screenwriter	—	1940
86%	100 Men and a Girl	Screenwriter	—	1937
No Score Yet	The Road Back	Screenwriter	—	1937
No Score Yet	The Golden Arrow	Screenwriter	—	1936
100%	The Petrified Forest	Screenwriter	—	1936
91%	A Midsummer Night's Dream	Screenwriter	—	1935
No Score Yet	The Goose and the Gander	Screenwriter	—	1935
No Score Yet	The Girl from 10th Avenue	Screenwriter	—	1935
No Score Yet	Doctor Monica	Screenwriter	—	1934
No Score Yet	Mandalay	Screenwriter	—	1934
No Score Yet	The Firebird	Screenwriter	—	1934
No Score Yet	I Loved a Woman	Screenwriter	—	1933
No Score Yet	The Working Man	Screenwriter	—	1933
No Score Yet	Crooner	Screenwriter	—	1932
No Score Yet	Street of Women	Screenwriter	—	1932
No Score Yet	Under Eighteen	Screenwriter	—	1932
86%	Night Nurse	Screenwriter	—	1931
No Score Yet	Millie	Screenwriter	—	1931
No Score Yet	My Past	Screenwriter	—	1931
No Score Yet	Lost Zeppelin	Screenwriter	—	1929
No Score Yet	Show Boat	Screenwriter	—	1929
No Score Yet	Dick Turpin	Screenwriter	—	1925
78%	The Iron Horse	Screenwriter	—	1924
80%	The Penalty	Screenwriter	—	1920
No Score Yet	Kindling	Screenwriter	—

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