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In page Katharine Kavanaugh:

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In 1917, Kavanaugh was hired to the reading and writing staff at the New York–based Metro film studio.[1] She later recounted her delight at getting a response from Metro and having her first story, The Wheel of the Law, hit the big screen.[2] In 1918, Kavanaugh won second place in Photoplay's scenario-writing contest for Betty Takes a Hand, which would eventually be produced.[3] She was brought on under contract to supervise continuity before becoming the head of Metro's story department. She collaborated with June Mathis a lot in those early years.[citation needed]