Kathryn Scola

American screenwriter Kathryn Scola began her Hollywood career in 1931. While at Warner Bros., Scola worked on the notorious, censor-baiting Baby Face (1932). She moved briefly to Paramount, then in 1936 aligned herself with the newly formed 20th Century Fox. With rare exceptions like Warner Bros.' The Constant Nymph (1943), Kathryn Scola worked exclusively for Fox until 1945.

Highest Rated Movies

Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
No Score Yet	Night Unto Night	Screenwriter	—	1949
No Score Yet	Colonel Effingham's Raid (Man of the Hour)	Screenwriter	—	1946
No Score Yet	Happy Land	Screenwriter	—	1943
No Score Yet	The Constant Nymph	Screenwriter	—	1943
No Score Yet	One Night in the Tropics	Screenwriter	—	1940
No Score Yet	The House Across the Bay	Screenwriter	—	1940
No Score Yet	Hotel for Women	Screenwriter	—	1939
80%	Alexander's Ragtime Band	Screenwriter	—	1938
No Score Yet	The Baroness and the Butler	Screenwriter	—	1938
No Score Yet	Submarine Patrol	Screenwriter	—	1938
No Score Yet	Second Honeymoon	Screenwriter	—	1937
No Score Yet	Wife, Doctor and Nurse	Screenwriter	—	1937
No Score Yet	The Glass Key	Screenwriter	—	1935
No Score Yet	One Hour Late	Screenwriter	—	1934
No Score Yet	A Lost Lady	Screenwriter	—	1934
No Score Yet	The Merry Frinks	Screenwriter	—	1934
No Score Yet	Fashions of 1934	Screenwriter	—	1934
80%	Female	Screenwriter	—	1933
100%	Baby Face	Screenwriter	—	1933
No Score Yet	Midnight Mary	Screenwriter	—	1933
No Score Yet	Night After Night	Screenwriter	—	1932

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