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Kay Van Riper (1908–1948) was an American screenwriter, actress, and radio personality active during the 1930s and 1940s. Often described as a "tiny blonde," Van Riper won many accolades over the course of her multifaceted career.
Kay Van Riper. Writer: Lady Be Good. Kay Van Riper was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1908. She graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in education. She relocated to Los Angeles in 1929 and began writing for and acting in local radio programs.
- Writer
- November 6, 1907
- Kay Van Riper
- December 31, 1948
Kay Van Riper was an American screenwriter active in film from around 1937 to the mid-1940s. She moved to Los Angeles in 1929 and pursued a career as a writer for local radio. Her first major writing success came in the mid-1930s with the airing of ENGLISH CORONETS, in which she also played Anne Boleyn.
Kay Van Riper was an American screenwriter active in film from around 1937 to the mid-1940s. She moved to Los Angeles in 1929 and pursued a career as a writer for local radio.
They also brought in Ann Rutherford to take over the role of Andy Hardy's girlfriend, Polly Benedict. Only Rooney, Parker and Sara Haden, as Aunt Milly, remained from the original cast. The script developed by writer Kay Van Riper was originally titled A Family Vacation and Second Family Affair before the studio settled on You're Only Young Once.
- George B. Seitz, Edward Babille
- Lewis Stone
Kay Van Riper is known as an Screenplay, Writer, and Story. Some of her work includes The Harvey Girls, Babes in Arms, A Family Affair, Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever, Lady Be Good, You're Only Young Once, Out West with the Hardys, and The Hardys Ride High.
Kay Van Riper . Active - 1937 - 1941 | Genres - Comedy, Romance, Musical Filmography ↓
