William J. Locke(1863-1930)

William J. Locke was born on 20 March 1863 in Barbados, British West Indies. He was a writer, known for Stella Maris (1918), Ladies in Lavender (2004) and The Coming of Amos (1925). He was married to Aimée Heath. He died on 15 May 1930 in Paris, France.

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Ladies in Lavender
7.0
- short story
- 2004
Schlitz Playhouse
7.5
TV Series
- story
- 1958
Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre
7.4
TV Series
- story
- 1956
Playbill
6.4
TV Series
- Writer
- 1955
Stella Maris
- novel
- 1953
Kraft Theatre
7.9
TV Series
- story
- 1953
Nash Airflyte Theatre
6.0
TV Series
- story
- 1950
The Beloved Vagabond
5.8
- novel (as W.J. Locke)
- 1936
Le vagabond bien-aimé
5.9
- novel
- 1936
The Morals of Marcus
6.3
- from famous play (as W.J. Locke)
- 1935
Strangers in Love
6.7
- novel "The Shorn Lamb"
- 1932
Stella Maris
6.1
- novel
- 1925
Simon the Jester
- novel
- 1925
The Coming of Amos
6.8
- novel "The Coming of Amos" (as William John Locke)
- 1925
The Side Show of Life
- novel "The Mountebank"
- 1924

Alternative names
- W.J. Locke
Born
- March 20, 1863
- Barbados, British West Indies
Died
- May 15, 1930
- Paris, France(cancer)
Spouse
- Aimée HeathMay 19, 1911 - May 15, 1930 (his death, 1 child)
Other works
Stage: Wrote "Idols" (based on his 1899 novel), produced on Broadway.
Publicity listings
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