Louis Stevens

American novelist Louis Stevens worked in Hollywood from 1921 to 1955. At first, Stevens tackled a variety of subjects. Among other films, he collaborated on the baseball comedy The Babe Comes Home (1927), the vampire meller Dracula (1931), the aerial actioner Flying Devils (1932), and the historical pageant The Texas Rangers (1936). From the late '30s onward, Louis Stevens concentrated almost exclusively on Westerns.

Filmography

Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
No Score Yet	Gun Duel in Durango	Screenwriter	—	1957
No Score Yet	Border River	Screenwriter	—	1954
No Score Yet	Horizons West	Screenwriter	—	1952
No Score Yet	The Cimarron Kid	Screenwriter	—	1952
No Score Yet	Colorado	Screenwriter	—	1940
No Score Yet	West of the Badlands	Screenwriter	—	1940
No Score Yet	Sinners in Paradise	Screenwriter	—	1938
No Score Yet	The Last Train from Madrid	Screenwriter	—	1937
No Score Yet	The Texas Rangers	Screenwriter	—	1936
No Score Yet	Special Investigator	Screenwriter	—	1936
No Score Yet	Mary Burns, Fugitive	Screenwriter	—	1935
No Score Yet	Men of Chance	Screenwriter	—	1932

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