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Alfred Allen Santell (1895–1981), was an
American film
director and film producer.
Santell directed over 60 films,
beginning in 1917, most of
which were...
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physically attack humans and
other animals,
including studio staff,
director Al
Santell, his trainers, and
actors including Dorothy Phillips and
Edward Connelly...
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Subway Sadie is a 1926
American silent comedy-drama film
directed by
Alfred Santell.
Adapted from
Mildred Cram's 1925
short story "Sadie of the Desert", the...
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Arthur Kober's 1937
Broadway play of the same name,
directed by
Alfred Santell and
starring Ginger Rogers and
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
along with Lucille...
- I'm Sorry, I Love You: A
History of
Professional Wrestling "Ito
threw Santell (sic)
around the ring like a bag of sawdust… When Ad
gasped for air, the...
- Exhibitor's World: "Al
Santell,
director of
comedies at Universal, has just
completed Upper Three and
Lower Four, an
elaborate production.
Santell was
seven w****s...
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Orchids and
Ermine is a 1927
American silent comedy film
directed by
Alfred Santell and
starring Colleen Moore that was
filmed partly on
location in New York...
- 1922 play of the same name by
Eugene O'Neill. It was
directed by
Alfred Santell and
adapted by
Robert Hardy Andrews and
Decla Dunning. The film
stars William...
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director Ida May Park
Bondage (1933 film), by
American director Alfred Santell Bondage (2006 film), by
American director Eric
Allen Bell
Bondage (play)...
- film
directed by
Ralph Ince The Sea Wolf (1930 film),
directed by
Alfred Santell,
starring Milton Sills,
Raymond Hackett The Sea Wolf (1941 film), directed...
