Hugh Gwyeth

<p>Beulah Marie Dix (1876-1970) was an American author playwright and screenwriter known for her historical novels and dramas. She wrote both fiction and non-fiction often focusing on themes of loyalty war and moral dilemmas. Her early novels like <em>The Making of Christopher Ferringham</em> were well-regarded for their historical accuracy and strong character development. Dix later transitioned into screenwriting during Hollywood's silent film era where she found success with films such as <em>The Fighting Blade</em> and <em>The Unpardonable Sin</em>. Her work remains a significant contribution to early 20th-century American literature and cinema.</p><p><br></p>