#	Fact
1	Novelist and screenwriter, educated at Princeton University. Began as a writer for Time magazine and The New Yorker. In Hollywood from 1931, at Warner Brothers (1931-34; 1938-39), subsequently free-lance for other studios. Authored 14 novels of which "Duel in the Sun", the screen rights to which he sold to David O. Selznick, was the most famous. Left Hollywood in 1952 and later taught at the University of California.
2	Grandfather of Jonah Smith.
3	Had a son, Niven Terrence Busch (born December 2, 1944) weighing 7 lbs., 4 oz., and a daughter, Mary Kelly Busch (born September 12, 1947) weighing 5 lbs., 3 oz., with Teresa Wright.

Title	Year	Status
The Moonlighter	1953	story and screenplay
The Man from the Alamo	1953	story
Distant Drums	1951	screenplay / story
The Furies	1950	from a novel by
The Capture	1950	novel - uncredited / written by
Moss Rose	1947	adaptation
Pursued	1947	screenplay
Duel in the Sun	1946	suggested by a novel by
Till the End of Time	1946	novel "They Dream of Home"
The Postman Always Rings Twice	1946	screen play
Belle Starr	1941	story
The Westerner	1940	screenplay
Angels Wash Their Faces	1939	screenplay
Off the Record	1939	screenplay
In Old Chicago	1937	based on a story by
Three Kids and a Queen	1935	uncredited
Lady Tubbs	1935	unconfirmed - unconfirmed, uncredited
Babbitt	1934	adaptation
The Man with Two Faces	1934	screen play
He Was Her Man	1934	screenplay
The Big Shakedown	1934	screenplay / story "Cut Rate"
College Coach	1933	screenplay / story
Scarlet Dawn	1932	screen play
Miss Pinkerton	1932	adaptation
The Crowd Roars	1932	as Nevin Busch
La gloria y el infierno	1986	TV Series story - 3 episodes
Vahsi kedi	1962	novel "Duel in the Sun" - uncredited
Gigi	1958	uncredited
The 20th Century-Fox Hour	1957	TV Series story "We The O'Learys" - 1 episode
The Treasure of Pancho Villa	1955	screenplay

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