Other works

(1939) Novel: "That Flanagan Girl"

Wrote several radio scripts, magazine articles and short stories (speciallizing in mystery stories) after her acting career ended. Her stories were given honorable mention status by the O. Henry awards, in 1934 and 1936.

(1947) Stage: Wrote source material (book) for "Music in My Heart", produced on Broadway. Musical. Lighting Design by / directed by Hassard Short. Adelphi Theatre: 2 Oct 1947-24 Jan 1948 (124 performances/on hiatus from 3-11 Jan 1948). Cast: James Barron, Dorothy Bauer, Dorthea Berthelsen, Anna Marie Biggs, Eleanor Burrow, Iris Burton, Maryde Buscher, Bob Calder, Robert Carroll, Jack Cassidy, Ronald Chetwood, Barbara Cole, Kenneth Davis, Audrey Dearden, Dorothy Etheridge, Francy Falk, Jane Flynn, Matha Flynn, Charles Fredericks, Ralph Glover, Pauline Goddard, Charles L. Grasse, Peter Hagen, Jan Handzlik, Robert Hayden, Mary Haywood, Joyce Homire, Ann Hubbell, Patricia Jennings, Joan Kibrig, Clara Knox, Bernie Koveler, George Lambrose, Sheila Lawrence, Della Lind, Allan Lowell, Nicholas Magallanes, Jack Miller, Nanon Mills, Jan Murray, Carol Nelson, Harold Norman, Nicolai Polajenko, Nina Popova, Robert Rippy, Michael Risk, Vivienne Segal, Jeanne Shelby, James Starbuck, Olga Suarez, Yvonne Tibor, John Vanderhoof, Barbara Weaver, Connie Wege, Edward White, Frank Whitmore, Marjorie Winters, Martha Wright, Kathleen Zaranova. Produced by Henry Duffy.

Biography (of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky): "Music In My Heart".

(February 18, 1946) Her play, "Windy Hill," was performed at the Hanna Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio with Kay Francis, Roger Pryor, Eileen Heckart, Donald McClelland, Lawrence Fletcher, Ruth Conley, Eulabelle Moore, Grant Gordon, Earle Mayo, and James Hagan in the cast. Edward Gilbert was set designer. Ruth Chatterton was producer and director.

(September 20, 1945 - May 25, 1946) Her play, "Windy Hill," was first performed at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut and closed at the Harris Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.