Howard Lindsay AKA Herman Nelke Born: 29-Mar-1889 Birthplace: Waterford, NY Died: 11-Feb-1968 Location of death: New York City Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Playwright Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Sound of Music Military service: US Army (WWII, Corporal, served in France) Writing-partner with Russel Crouse.
Wife: Virginia Frölick (m. 29-Apr-1920, div. 1925) Wife: Dorothy Stickney (actress, m. 1927, until his death)
High School: Boston Latin School (1907) University: Harvard University (one year, dropped out) Conservatory: American Academy of Dramatic Arts (six months)
Pulitzer Prize for Drama 1946 for State of the Union (with Russel Crouse) Appendectomy (Sep-1963)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Cinderella (31-Mar-1957)
Wrote plays:
Anything Goes (1934, with Russel Crouse) Life With Father (1939, with Russel Crouse) State of the Union (1945, with Russel Crouse)
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