Lynn Shores

Bio: American director Lynn Shores' film career extended from 1928 to 1941. At first, Shores specialized in "flapper" comedies and backstage dramas. His talkie efforts included the Ramon Novarro vehicle Delightful Rogue (MGM, 1929), the Alison Skipworth-Polly Moran comedy Women in Distress (Republic, 1937), the radio-derived The Shadow Strikes (Grand National, 1937),… More Bio: American director Lynn Shores' film career extended from 1928 to 1941. At first, Shores specialized in "flapper" comedies and backstage dramas. His talkie efforts included the Ramon Novarro vehicle Delightful Rogue (MGM, 1929), the Alison Skipworth-Polly Moran comedy Women in Distress (Republic, 1937), the radio-derived The Shadow Strikes (Grand National, 1937), and the series entry Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum (20th Century Fox, 1940). In addition to his directorial responsibilities, Lynn Shores also served from time to time as a dialogue director on other men's films. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi