Meyer Dolinsky
Meyer Dolinsky (October 13, 1923 – February 29, 1984), aka Mike Dolinsky (sometimes credited as "Michael Adams" or "Mike Adams"), was an American screenwriter. Before transitioning to the screen, he wrote radio scripts. Meyer Dolinsky was born in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Hyman Dolinsky (1891–1977) and Lillian Dolinsky (née Milkman 1897–1975).
Also recorded as Mike Dolinsky
Meyer Dolinsky
- Born
- 1923 · Chicago.
- Died
- 1984 · Los Angeles.
- Nationality
- United States
- Occupation
- screenwriter · actor · writer
- Languages
- English
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Radio scripts
Radio scripts
• Series — Episode Title — Date • The Whistler — "Seven Steps To Murder" — 2 March 1947 • The Whistler — "Ambassador of Death" — 16 June 1947 • The Whistler — "Shakedown" — 16 January 1949 • The Whistler — "Returned with the Spray" — 23 April 1950 • The Whistler — "The Doctor's Wife" — 28 October 1951 • Escape — "A Source of Irritation" — 5 July 1953 • Escape — "Elementals" — 10 October 1953 • Suspense — "Elementals" — 12 June 1960
Television
Television
• Year — TV Series — Credit — Notes • 1956 — Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal — Writer — 1 Episode • 1956–57 — Science Fiction Theatre — Writer — 2 Episodes • 1959 — World of Giants — Writer — 2 Episodes • 1959–60 — Men into Space — Writer — 3 Episodes • 1960-61 — The DuPont Show with June Allyson — Writer — 3 Episodes • Lock-Up — Writer — 4 Episodes • 1961 — The Detectives Starring Robert Taylor — Writer — 1 Episode • 1962 — Adventures in Paradise — Writer — 1 Episode • Laramie — Writer — 1 Episode • Stoney Burke — Writer — 1 Episode • 1963 — Bonanza — Writer — 1 Episode • The Greatest Show on Earth — Writer — 1 Episode • 1963–64 — The Outer Limits — Writer — 3 Episodes • 1963–65 — Mr. Novak — Writer — 5 Episodes • 1964 — Ben Casey — Writer — 1 Episode • The Farmer's Daughter — Writer — 3 Episodes • Wagon Train — Writer — 1 Episode • 1965 — Dr. Kildare — Writer — 4 Episodes • 12 O'Clock High — Writer — 1 Episode • 1966 — Please Don't Eat the Daisies — Writer — 1 Episode • Daktari — Writer — 1 Episode • 1967 — The Invaders — Writer — 2 Episodes • Judd for the Defense — Writer — 1 Episode • 1968 — Star Trek — Writer — 1 Episode • 1969 — Mission: Impossible — Writer — 1 Episode • 1969–73 — Hawaii Five-O — Writer — 6 Episodes • 1970 — Storefront Lawyers — Writer — 1 Episode • Then Came Bronson — Writer — 1 Episode • 1972–74 — Cannon — Writer — 5 Episodes • 1975 — Marcus Welby, M.D. — Writer — 1 Episode • 1976 — Harry-O — Writer — 1 Episode • 1979 — Big Shamus, Little Shamus — Writer — 1 Episode
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1923
Meyer Dolinsky born at Chicago.
1984
Meyer Dolinsky died at Los Angeles.
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He taught at Westchester High School in Los Angeles, California. He died in Los Angeles.
• Mind One (1972), Dell Books,
Films
• Year — Film — Credit — Notes • 1955 — The First Mintmaster — Written By • The Touch of Steel — Written By • 1957 — Hot Rod Rumble — Written By • 1958 — As Young as We Are — Screenplay By, Story By — Co-Wrote Story with "William Alland" • 1972 — The Manhunter — Screenplay By — Based on the novel by "Wade Miller" • 1977 — SST: Death Flight — Screenplay By — Co-Wrote Screenplay with "Robert L. Joseph". Based on a story by "Guerdon Trueblood" • 1978 — The Fifth Floor — Written By
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- 1.Dolinsky, Meyer. The Los Angeles Times. 53. March 2, 1984.
- 2.Instructor Varies Hobbies to Aid Career in Fiction. The Los Angeles Times. 172. July 14, 1957.
- 3.Jerry Lewis Stars in Regal's Thrill Film. The Chicago Defender. 14. July 11, 1959.
- 4.Clute, John. Dolinsky, Mike. The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. St Martin's Griffin. 347. 1995. 0-312-09618-6.
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