Her body of work spanned a wide range of genres, from monster movies to thrillers to family films.
[2] She eventually moved to Hollywood around 1940, where she began writing genres films for big studios like Universal, RKO, and Columbia.
Her credits include films like The Mummy's Ghost, Weird Woman, My Dog Rusty, and There's One Born Every Minute.
[3][4] She retired from screenwriting in 1952, the year she moved back to Phoenix, Arizona, and married her husband, Morris Meckler.
In her later years, she became active in the local arts scene, working with the Phoenix Little Theatre as a writer, director, and actor.