Romer Zane Grey (October 1, 1909 – March 8, 1976) was the eldest son of novelist Zane Grey He wrote Western novels and books on fishing. Grey was also a scenario writer for Paramount Pictures, plus he was a producer in charge of making movies based on his father’s novels. Early life Grey was born in Manhattan, New York on October 1, 1909, the son of Lina "Dolly" Roth Grey. and Zane Grey. He had a brother and sister. He attended the Pasadena Military Academy, and when he was eleven he and 15 of his classmates spent five weeks hiking the High Sierras. Writing career Grey attended the University at Westwood, but left before graduation to begin writing. In 1929, when he was 20 years old, he wrote The Cruise of the Fisherman on his father's yacht, The Fisherman. In 1930 it was reported he was writing a travel book for boys about a recent trip to the South Seas islands. Much of his work was connected to his father’s books and projects. He helped his father gather material for Zane Grey books, and Grey is credited as the author of the Big Little Books based on the Zane Grey’s King of the Royal Mounted newspaper comic. After his father’s death Grey would write new stories about characters from his father’s novels, including Buck Duane and Laramie Nelson. Animation In 1930, when Grey was 21, he rented a studio in Hollywood and hired a staff of animators to make cartoons about Binko the Bear-Cub, but the endeavor was not successful. Movie and television work In 1935 Grey was signed as a writer for Paramount Pictures, and in October of that year it was reported he was adapting two of his father’s novels for the movie studio. In 1937 he was producing short movie theater films that featured his father trout fishing. In 1955 Romer Grey, his brother Loren, and Hal Hudson created Zane Grey Productions, Inc. to produce television shows based on his father’s books. Personal life Grey married Dorothy Olson on April 12th, 1930 at an Episcopal church in Las Vegas. It was a double wedding with Lionel Bernard, Jr. (friend of Grey) and Jean Read (friend of the bride) also marrying. The two couples left for a double honeymoon trip to "points of interest in Utah and Arizona" before the Greys and the Bands returned to Pasadena, where