James J. Donnelly (writer) explained

James J. Donnelly was an Australian writer and producer best known for being a leading writer of early Australian radio. For many years he was the ABC's Programme Director for New South Wales.^[1]

Select credits

• The Shadow of Sam Poo (1930) - writer
• Alias Jimmy Valentine (1934) - director
• Tales of the old Trails (1934)
• Tom Tom Tom Foolery (1934) - writer
• Man Through the Ages (1934) (serial) - writer
• The Time machine (1934) (revue) - director
• Muchee Catchee (1934) - writer
• Death at Broadcast House (1935) - director
• The Maestro (1936) - writer
• Theirs is the Glory (1945) - writer
• No Mean Comedy (1955) - writer

External links

• James J Donnelly at Ausstage

Notes and References

1. Book: Philp, Peter. 26-27. 2016. Drama in Silent Rooms.