Arthur Alsberg

Arthur Alsberg was born on Jul 25, 1917 in USA. Arthur Alsberg's big-screen debut came with The Great Lover directed by Alexander Hall in 1949.

Started writing radio comedy shows for Milton Berle and Danny Kaye amongst others. Kaye brought him to Hollywood in 1946, where he became a writer for shows such as "Our Miss Brooks", "Bachelor Father", "I Dream of Jeannie", "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir", "Julia" and "Nanny and the Professor". He died of natural causes aged 87.