Title: Grafters (film)
Content:  Grafters is a 1917 American silent drama film directed by Arthur Rosson and starring Jack Devereaux, Anna Lehr and Frank Currier. Director Allan Dwan supervised the shooting of the film.
Title: Grafters (film)
Content: Jack Devereaux as Jack Towne ; Anna Lehr as Doris Ames ; Frank Currier as Mark Towne ; Irene Leonard as Mrs. Ames ; George Siegmann as The Menace ; Robert Crimmins as Laughing Louie 
Title: Graft (1931 film)
Content: Regis Toomey as Dusty Hotchkiss ; Sue Carol as Constance Hall ; Dorothy Revier as Pearl Vaughan ; Boris Karloff as Joe Terry ; George Irving as Robert Hall ; Richard Tucker as Carter Harrison ; William B. Davidson as M.H. Thomas ; Willard Robertson as Scudder ; Harold Goodwin as Speed Hansen ; Carmelita Geraghty as Secretary 
Title: Graft (1915 serial)
Content:  Bert Law) ; L. M. Wells as Roger Maxwell ; Fred Hearne ; Yona Landowska ; Rex De Rosselli ; Malcolm Blevins ; Violet Schram ; Rosita Marstini ; Fred Montague (credited as Frederick Montague) ; E.P. Evers ; Andrew Arbuckle ; Gypsy Sartoris ; Hector Sarno (credited as Hector V. Sarno) ; Mary Ruby ; Will E. Sheerer as Dudley Larnigan (credited as William Sheerer) ; Jack Curtis as Murphy ; Helen Orr ; Burton S. Wilson ; Cecil Spooner (credited as Mr. Spooner) ; C.W. Bachman (credited as Charles Bachman) ; Elmer Wilson ; Edward Clark (credited as E. Clark) ; Frank MacQuarrie ; George Bonn ; Mary Haines ; George A. McDaniel (credited as Mr. McDaniels) 
Title: Graft (1915 serial)
Content: Harry Carey as Tom Larnigan (Episodes 4-12). Carey took over lead from Hobart Henley from the fourth chapter. ; Hobart Henley as Bruce Larnigan (Episodes 1-3) ; Jane Novak as Dorothy Maxwell ; Richard Stanton as Robert Harding ; Glen White as Stanford Stone ; Nanine Wright as Mrs. Larnigan ; Mark Fenton as Roger Maxwell ; Mina Cunard as Kitty Rockford ; Jack Connolly as Ben Travers (credited as Jack F. Connolly) ; Jack Abbott as Jim Stevens (credited as Jack F. Abbott) ; Wadsworth Harris as Mark Gamble ; Margaret Mayburn ; Eddie Polo ; J. Edwin Brown (credited as Edward Brown) ; William T. Horne (credited as W.T. Horne) ; Hayward Mack ; Burton Law (credited 
Title: Joe de Graft
Content:  Joseph Coleman de Graft (2 April 1924 – 1 November 1978) was a prominent Ghanaian writer, playwright and dramatist, who was appointed the first director of the Ghana Drama Studio in 1962. He produced and directed plays for radio, stage and television, as well as acting, and was also a poet and educator.
Title: Grafters
Content:  Grafters was a British drama–comedy programme originally broadcast in the UK on ITV from 27 October 1998 to 20 December 1999 for 16 episodes over two series. Grafters relates the lives of the Purvis brothers Joe (Robson Green) and Trevor (Stephen Tompkinson), who along with their younger cousin Simon (Darren Morfitt) run a successful building business. The show regularly received ratings of over 9 million viewers and at the time was among ITV's most popular drama series.
Title: Genrikh Graftio
Content:  intervention of Gleb Krzhizhanovsky, who needed Graftio to continue working on the construction. After 1927, he was the chief engineer of the construction of the Svir Hydroelectric Station, opened in 1933. Between 1938 and 1945 Graftio was the Chief Inspector of the Ministry of Energy, tasked with the power plant construction. In particular, he was responsible for the program of the restoration of the stations destroyed during World War II. He died in 1949 in Leningrad. Besides Russian, Graftio was fluent in English, French, German, Italian and Swedish. In 1932, he was elected a member of the USSR Academy of Sciences. He dedicated all his works to his wife Antonina.
Title: Graft (1915 serial)
Content: 1) Liquor and the Law ; 2) The Tenement House Evil ; 3) The Traction Grab ; 4) The Power of the People ; 5) Grinding Life Down ; 6) The Railroad Monopoly ; 7) America Saved from War/Busting The Steel Trust ; 8) Old King Coal ; 9) The Insurance Swindlers ; 10) The Harbor Transportation Trust ; 11) The Illegal Bucket Shops ; 12) The Milk Battle ; 13) Powder Trust and the War ; 14) The Iron Ring ; 15) The Patent Medicine Danger ; 16) The Pirates of Finance ; 17) The Queen of the Prophets ; 18) The Hidden City of Crime ; 19) The Photo Badger Game ; 20) The Final Conquest 
Title: Jimmy Grafton
Content:  Grafton wrote more than 500 programmes, including 200 sitcoms. His output included all aspects of broadcast media, with his work on the radio, such as Variety Bandbox, The Goon Show and Billy Cotton Band Show; films that included Down Among the Z Men, A Santa for Christmas and Sunstruck; and television, including The Dickie Henderson Half-Hour, Pepys and a range of programmes with Harry Secombe. Grafton was married to Dorothy (née Bleackley) and the couple had two children, James and Sally. He died in Chichester, West Sussex, on 2 June 1986, at the age of 70; a memorial service was held at the Military Chapel of the Chelsea Barracks on 22 September that year.

Question: Who was the director of Graft?
Answer: Christy Cabanne.
William Christy Cabanne.