Ian Hay

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Ian Hay was a Scottish novelist and playwright, born John Hay Beith, known for his popular humorous and military-themed works and for adapting stories for the stage and screen.

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Ian Hay canonical 4
Sholto Douglas 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish writer
novelist
person
playwright
awardReceived Military Cross
birthName John Hay Beith
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1876-04-17
dateOfDeath 1952-09-22
educatedAt Fettes College
St John’s College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Scottish
gender male
genreOfWriting light comedy
military humour
hasAdaptedWorkForMedium film
radio
stage
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryBranch British Army
notableFor humorous novels
military-themed works
screen adaptations
stage adaptations
notableWork A Safety Match
Happy Go Lucky
surface form: Happy-Go-Lucky

The Housemaster
surface form: Housemaster

The First Hundred Thousand
The Middle Watch
Tilly of Bloomsbury
notableWorkAdaptedAsFilm Housemaster
The Middle Watch
occupation novelist
playwright
schoolmaster
screenwriter
soldier
placeOfBirth England
Manchester
placeOfDeath England
Lincolnshire
County Louth
surface form: Louth
pseudonym Ian Hay
wroteGenre comedy
humour
war fiction

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The 39 Steps screenwriter Ian Hay
Sabotage screenwriter Ian Hay
autobiography "Years of Combat" author Ian Hay
subject surface form: Years of Combat
this entity surface form: Sholto Douglas
The Woman Alone screenwriter Ian Hay
Ian Hay pseudonym Ian Hay