American screenwriter Frances Kavanaugh first began receiving screen credit in 1941. Kavanaugh worked exclusively on westerns, bearing titles like Lone Star Men (1941) and Wild Horse Stampede (1944) and featuring cowboy stars ranging from Tom Keene to Eddie Dean. From 1942 to 1944, she was a principal scenarist of Monogram's "Trail Blazers", Frances Kavanaugh's postwar credits include RKO's Arizona Rangers...
American screenwriter Frances Kavanaugh first began receiving screen credit in 1941. Kavanaugh worked exclusively on westerns, bearing titles like Lone Star Men (1941) and Wild Horse Stampede (1944) and featuring cowboy stars ranging from Tom Keene to Eddie Dean. From 1942 to 1944, she was a principal scenarist of Monogram's "Trail Blazers", Frances Kavanaugh's postwar credits include RKO's Arizona Rangers...
