Rob Wagner moved to California in 1906, settling in Los Angeles by 1909. He wrote his first scenario for a film, "The Artist's Sons," which was produced by Selig Studios in 1911. From 1915 to 1918, he wrote a series of articles on the film industry for the Saturday Evening Post.
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Rob Wagner moved to Santa Barbara from Detroit in 1906. He settled in Los Angeles about 1909. His first scenario for a film, "The Artist's Sons," was produced by Selig Studios in 1911. Between 1915 and 1918 he wrote a series of articles on the film industry for the Saturday Evening Post. Wagner was Charlie Chaplin's publicity man and confidant for many years. He was a director of Will Rogers film shorts. He was founder, editor and publisher of Rob Wagner's Script, a literary magazine for the film community. The magazine was published from 1929 to 1949.
