Maie B. Havey

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Maie B. Havey
Born
Marie Judge

(1889-09-15)September 15, 1889
Manhattan, New York, USA
DiedJune 4, 1971(1971-06-04) (aged 81)
Manhattan, New York, USA
Burial place Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Other names
  • Mabelle Harvey
  • M. B. Havey
  • May B. Havey
  • Maie Havey
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Screenwriter
Years active1910–1920
Partner Fay Tincher

Maie B. Havey (1889 - 1971), born Marie Judge, was an American screenwriter active during the earliest years of Hollywood. During her decade in the industry, she is credited with 70 screenplays. [1] [2]

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Biography

Maie was born in New York City to Joseph Judge and Mary Kane; her father died when she was young. Her pen name may have come from a stepfather her mother remarried when she was young. In 1913, Maie — who had worked as a magazine writer [3] — was signed as a scenarist for the Lubin Manufacturing Company, and she later worked at Universal [4] and Bessie Barriscale Pictures. [5] She was close friends with actress Fay Tincher, with whom she often worked; the pair even lived together for a time. [6] Little is known of what became of her after 1920, when she wrote her last known scenario for Hollywood.

Filmography

Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg           ◆   Maie B. Havey scenarios, stories and writings   ◆          
Year
Title
Age
Credit
Role
Director
Prod
Dist
Released
Genre
Length
Notes
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1910His Sister-in-Law21M.B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film Dec-15-1910 Drama Short [7]
1911The Diamond Star21Maie B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film Feb-20-1911 Drama Short [7]
1911In the Days of '4921Maie B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film May-8-1911 Drama Short [7]
1911 The Smile of a Child 21M.B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film Jun-5-1911 Drama Short [7]
1911The Failure22M.B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film Dec-7-1911 Drama Short [7]
1912 Blind Love 22M.B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film Sep-12-1912 Drama Short [8]
1912At the Masquerade Ball23M.B. Havey Scenario Harold M. Shaw Edison General Film Oct-22-1912 Drama Short [8]
1913The Running Away of Doris23M.B. HaveyWriter Ashley Miller Edison General Film Jan-13-1913 Drama Short [7]
1913The Supreme Sacrifice23M.B. HaveyStory George Nichols Lubin General Film Feb-27-1913 Drama Short [9]
1913A Birthday Gift23Maie B. HaveyWriter Charles Kent Vitagraph General Film Mar-18-1913 Drama Short [8]
1913For Love of Columbine23Maie B. HaveyStory Oscar Apfel Reliance Mutual Film Apr-12-1913 Drama Short [7]
1913A Mistake in Judgment23M.B. HaveyWriter Charles M. Seay Edison General Film Aug-26-1913 Drama Short [7]
1913Only Five Years Old24M.B. HaveyWriterLem B. Parker Selig General Film Oct-10-1913 Drama Short [7]
1913 Madonna of the Storm 24M.B. HaveyWriter D.W. Griffith Biograph General Film Oct-25-1913 Drama Short [7]
1913 The Haunted House 24Maie B. HaveyStory Lorimer Johnston American Film Mutual Film Nov-8-1913 Drama Short [7]
1913A Man and a Women24M.B. HaveyStory Travers Vale Reliance Mutual Film Nov-19-1913 Drama Short [7] [10]
1913The Capturing of David Dunne24M.B. HaveyStoryUnknown Biograph General Film Dec-8-1913 Drama Short [8]
1913For Her Government24Maie B. Havey Scenario Frank Powell Biograph General Film Dec-22-1913 Drama Short [11]
1913Day Break24Maie B. HaveyWriter Travers Vale Reliance Mutual Film Dec-29-1913 Drama Short [12]
1914In the Gambler's Web24Maie B. HaveyStory Edgar Jones Lubin General Film Mar-4-1914 Drama Short [7]
1914A Pack of Cards24Maie B. HaveyStoryUnknown Lubin General Film Apr-30-1914 Drama Short [7]
1914The Attorney's Decision24Maie B. HaveyStoryUnknown Lubin General Film Aug-26-1914 Drama Short [8]
1914Through the Dark24M.B. HaveyWriter John G. Adolfi Reliance Mutual Film Aug-29-1914 Drama Short [13]
1914The Weight of a Crown25May B. HaveyStory Harry Myers Lubin General Film Oct-1-1914 Drama Short [7]
1915The Winthrop Diamonds25May B. HaveyStory Edgar Jones Lubin General Film Mar-2-1915 Drama Short [7]
1915A Witch of Salem Town25M. B. HaveyStoryL. J. Henderson Victor Universal May-24-1915 Drama Short [14]
1915Souls in Pawn25M. B. HaveyStory Ben F. Wilson Rex Universal Jul-8-1915 Drama Short [15] [7]
1915Her Wonderful Day25M. B. Havey Scenario Herbert Garber IMP Universal Aug-3-1915 Drama Short [16] [7]
1915The Last Rose26Mae B. HaveyWriter Arthur V. Johnson Lubin General Film Sep-29-1915 Drama Short [7]
1915 The Unnecessary Sex 26M.B. HaveyStoryJack Harvey IMP Universal Oct-5-1915 Comedy Short [7]
1915The Man of Shame26M.B. Havey Scenario Harry Myers Universal Universal Oct-11-1915 Drama Feature [17] [18]
1915The Little Lady Across the Way26M.B. HaveyStory Matt Moore IMP Universal Dec-10-1915 Comedy Short [19] [7]
1915Juror Number Seven26M. B. Havey Scenario Ben F. Wilson Rex Universal Dec-13-1915 Drama Short [20] [7]
1915The Primrose Path26M.B. Havey Scenario Lawrence Marston Universal Universal Dec-13-1915 Drama Feature [21] [22]
1916The Law of Life26Maie B. Havey Scenario Henry MacRae IMP Universal Jan-7-1916 Drama Short [23] [7]
1916Love's Pilgrimage to America26May B. Havey Scenario Lawrence Marston Universal Universal Jan-10-1916 Comedy Feature [24] [25]
1916The Wrong Mary Wright26Maie Havey Scenario Millard K. Wilson Victor Universal Jan-12-1916 Comedy Short [26] [7]
1916A Sea Mystery26M.B. Havey Scenario Lucius J. Henderson Victor Universal Jan-21-1916 Drama Short [27] [7]
1916One Who Passed by26M. B. Havey Scenario Ben F. Wilson Rex Universal Feb-6-1916 Drama Short [28] [7]
1916Saved by a Song26Maie B. Havey Scenario Ben F. Wilson Rex Universal Mar-5-1916 Drama Short [29] [7]
1916Sunlight and Shadows26May B. Havey Scenario Brinsley Shaw IMP Universal Mar-7-1916 Drama Short [30] [7]
1916A Gentle Volunteer26Maie B. HaveyStory Ben F. Wilson IMP Universal May-28-1916 Drama Short [31]
1916The Sheriff of Pine Mountain26Maie B. Havey Scenario Ben F. Wilson Rex Universal Jun-11-1916 Western Short [32] [7]
1916The Perils of Divorce26Mabel Havey Scenario Edwin August Peerless World Film Jun-12-1916 Drama Feature [33]
1916Main 440027Maie Havey Scenario William Worthington Victor Universal Oct-22-1916 Drama Short [34] [7]
1916Her Vanished Youth27Maie Havey Scenario Fred Kelsey Rex Universal Nov-4-1916 Drama Short [16] [7]
1916The Eyes of Love27Mae B. Havey Scenario Fred Kelsey Rex Universal Nov-10-1916 Drama Short [35] [7]
1916 The Devil's Bondwoman 27Maie Harvey Scenario Lloyd B. Carleton Universal Universal Nov-20-1916 Drama Feature [36] [7]
1916The Emerald Pin27Maie Havey Scenario Burton George Universal Universal Nov-23-1916 Drama Short [37] [7]
1916Circumstantial Guilt27Maie Havey Scenario George Cochrane Universal Universal Nov-24-1916 Drama Short [38] [8]
1916The Penalty of Treason27Maie Havey Scenario Douglas Gerrard Rex Universal Dec-10-1916 Drama Short [39] [7]
1916Green Eyes27Maie Havey Scenario William Garwood Universal Universal Dec-13-1916 Drama Short [40] [7]
1917 Her Soul's Inspiration 27Maie Havey Scenario Jack Conway Bluebird Universal Jan-15-1917 Drama Feature [41] [16]
1917His Little Room Mate27Maie Havey Scenario Carter DeHaven Victor Universal Jan-19-1917 Comedy Short [42] [7]
1917The War Waif27Maie Havey Scenario Allen Holubar Bluebird Universal Feb-1-1917 Drama Short [43] [7]
1917Good Morning Nurse27Maie Havey Scenario Allen Curtis Victor Universal Feb-6-1917 Comedy Short [44] [7]
1917The High Cost of Starving27Maie Havey Scenario Leslie T. Peacocke IMP Universal Feb-9-1917 Comedy Short [45] [7]
1917The Girl Reporter's Scoop27Maie Havey Scenario Fred Kelsey IMP Universal Feb-14-1917 Drama Short [46] [7]
1917Somebody Lied27Maie Havey Scenario Ben F. Wilson Victor Universal Apr-5-1917 Comedy Short [47] [7]
1917 A Jewel in Pawn 27Maie Havey Scenario Jack Conway Bluebird Universal Apr-16-1917 Drama Feature [48] [49]
1917 The Clock 27Maie B. Havey Scenario William Worthington Universal Universal Apr-30-1917 Comedy Feature [50] [8]
1917Her City Beau27Maie HaveyStory Millard K. Wilson Victor Universal Jun-28-1917 Comedy Short [51] [7]
1917The Girl in the Limousine27Maie Havey Scenario George Cochrane IMP Universal Jul-8-1917 Drama Short [52] [7]
1917A Five Foot Ruler27Maie Havey Scenario Carter DeHaven Victor Universal Aug-20-1917 Comedy Short [53] [7]
1918 Her Body in Bond 28Mabelle HarveyBetty Coates Robert Z. Leonard Universal Universal Jun-16-1918 Drama Feature Actress [54]
1918 How Could You, Jean? 28Mabelle HarveySusan Cooper William Desmond Taylor Mary Pickford Artcraft Jun-23-1918 Drama Feature Actress [55]
1918O, Susie Behave28Mae HaveyStory Alfred Santell FTCC World Film Jul-22-1918 Comedy Short Fay Tincher [7]
1919 Hearts Asleep 29Maie B. HaveyStory Howard Hickman B.B. Features RC Dist Mar-31-1919 Drama Feature Bessie Barriscale [56] [7]
1919 Tangled Threads 29M.B. HaveyStory Howard Hickman B.B. Features RC Dist Jun-21-1919 Drama Feature Bessie Barriscale [57] [7]
1919Dangerous Nan McGrew29Maie B. Havey Scenario Scott Sidney Christie Film Educational FilmAug-2-1919 Comedy Short Fay Tincher [58] [59]
1919 Her Purchase Price 29M.B. HaveyStory Howard Hickman B.B. Features RC Dist Sep-1-1919 Drama Feature Bessie Barriscale [60] [7]
1919 Kitty Kelly, M.D. 30Maie B. HaveyStory Howard Hickman B.B. Features RC Dist Oct-5-1919 Comedy Feature Bessie Barriscale [61] [7]
1919 A Trick of Fate 30M.B. HaveyStory Howard Hickman B.B. Features RC Dist Feb-24-1920 Drama Feature Bessie Barriscale [7]
1919 The Notorious Mrs. Sands 30M.B. HaveyStory Christy Cabanne B.B. Features RC Dist May-9-1920 Drama Feature Bessie Barriscale [62] [7]
1920A Seaside Siren30Maie B. HaveyStory William Beaudine Christie Film Educational FilmJul-25-1920 Comedy Short Fay Tincher [63]
Primary Sources:
◆ The Universal Silents: A Filmography of the Universal Motion Picture Manufacturing Company, 1912-1929 by R.E. Braff 1999
◆ American Film Personnel and Company Credits, 1908 - 1920 by Paul Spehr & Gunnar Lundquist 1996
◆ The AFI Catalog of Feature Films https://aficatalog.afi.com/

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