Person
Norton S. Parker
Writing · 1900–1969
Biography
Norton S. Parker (also known as Norton S. Good) was an American screenwriter and director known for penning exploitation films and Westerns during the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.
Known for
Tundra
Screenplay
Hellship Bronson
Story
The Road to Ruin
Dialogue
Arctic Fury
Screenplay
Street of Forgotten Women
Director
Six-Gun Gold
Screenplay
Roarin' Broncs
Story
Devil's Canyon
Story
The Earth Woman
Story
Hell's Headquarters
Story
Filmography
- 1953Devil's CanyonStory
- 1949Coyote CanyonStory
- 1949Arctic FuryScreenplay
- 1949Cheyenne CowboyOriginal Story
- 1946Rio Grande RaidersScreenplay
- 1943Fighting FrontierScreenplay
- 1942Come on DangerScreenplay
- 1941The Bandit TrailScreenplay
- 1941Six-Gun GoldScreenplay
- 1941Cyclone on HorsebackScreenplay
- 1941In Old ColoradoWriter
- 1940Three Men from TexasScreenplay
- 1940Young Bill HickokScreenplay
- 1940Stage to ChinoStory
- 1939Sky PatrolScreenplay
- 1938Prison BreakStory
- 1938Outlaw ExpressStory
- 1938Western TrailsStory
- 1938Border WolvesWriter
- 1937Courage of the WestScreenplay
- 1936TundraScreenplay
- 1932Hell's HeadquartersStory
- 1932Sinister HandsScreenplay
- 1931Ten Nights in a Bar-roomWriter
- 1928The Pace That KillsDirector
- 1928Hellship BronsonStory
- 1928The Road to RuinDialogue
- 1927Roarin' BroncsStory
- 1927Street of Forgotten WomenDirector
- 1926The Earth WomanStory
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