Virginia Kellogg

A Los Angeles native who began as a reporter for the city’s major newspaper later entered Hollywood after serving as a script girl and secretary for director Clarence Brown in the mid-1920s, eventually becoming a scenarist at Paramount by 1930. Her early output included Pre-Code titles such as The Road to Reno and Mary Stevens, M.D., while she simultaneously penned radio dramas and magazine articl… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources