William Kernell

William Kernell was born on Feb 21, 1891 in USA. William Kernell's big-screen debut came with Don't Marry directed by James Tinling in 1928. William Kernell is known for The Air Circus directed by Howard Hawks, Louise Dresser stars as Mrs. Blake and David Rollins as Buddy Blake. The upcoming new movie William Kernell plays is Gaiety Girls which will be released on Mar 18, 1938.

Composer, songwriter and pianist, educated in high school and a music student of Samuel Jospe, Milan Blanchet and Edward Kilenyi. Hewas a pianist for music publishers, then served with the French Ambulance Service during World War I. He wrote the Broadway stage scores for "Elsie Janis and Her Gang" and "Hello". Joining ASCAP in 1921, his chief musical collaborator was Dorothy Donnelly, and his popular-song compositions include "Smile, Legionnaire", "The Latin Quarter", "Sally of My Dreams", "A Pair of Blue Eyes", "The Village Belle", "Steppin' Along", "Beware of Love", and "Can't Get Along Without You".