Therese Lewis (1911-1984) was an American screenwriter, author, and producer who worked in radio, film, and television in the 1940s up through the 1960s.
Originally intending to be an actress, Lewis began her career as a player in the Cincinnati Stuart Walker Company before working in publicity, writing commercials, and then working as a story editor.[1]
She moved into radio when she began producing and editing Helen Hayes' Sunday radio program while writing articles for publications like Town and Country.[2][3][4][5] She eventually forged a successful career for herself as a film and television writer before becoming a producer on the '60s TV soap Peyton Place. She also served as script editor on the program NBC's Television Playhouse.[6]
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therese, lewis, 1911, 1984, american, screenwriter, author, producer, worked, radio, film, television, 1940s, through, 1960s, bornseptember, 1911cincinnati, ohio, usadiedjune, 1984, aged, york, city, york, usaoccupation, screenwriter, author, producerspousehub. Therese Lewis 1911 1984 was an American screenwriter author and producer who worked in radio film and television in the 1940s up through the 1960s Therese LewisBornSeptember 26 1911Cincinnati Ohio USADiedJune 28 1984 aged 72 New York City New York USAOccupation s Screenwriter author producerSpouseHubbell Robinson div Biography editOriginally intending to be an actress Lewis began her career as a player in the Cincinnati Stuart Walker Company before working in publicity writing commercials and then working as a story editor 1 She moved into radio when she began producing and editing Helen Hayes Sunday radio program while writing articles for publications like Town and Country 2 3 4 5 She eventually forged a successful career for herself as a film and television writer before becoming a producer on the 60s TV soap Peyton Place She also served as script editor on the program NBC s Television Playhouse 6 She married Hubbell Robinson a CBS executive she met while working in radio in 1940 7 8 After their divorce in the early 1950s she dated actor Alexander Kirkland 9 She died of emphysema in New York City in 1984 10 Selected filmography editAs a producer Peyton Place 1964 1965 As a writer Goodyear Playhouse TV 1957 episode Rumblin Galleries Matinee Theatre TV 1956 episode A Man and a Maid Schlitz Playhouse TV 1953 episodes The Perfect Secretary and The Governess Robert Montgomery Presents TV 1953 episode The Wind Cannot Read What a Woman 1943 References edit 3 May 1941 Page 3 The Akron Beacon Journal at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 29 Jun 1941 Page 19 The Star Press at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 14 Mar 1938 5 The Honolulu Advertiser at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 27 Dec 1941 Page 8 Globe Gazette at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 29 Apr 1941 Page 16 The Pittsburgh Press at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 17 Feb 1954 Page 32 The Philadelphia Inquirer at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 29 Sep 1974 Page 86 Lubbock Avalanche Journal at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 5 Dec 1940 Page 42 The Evening News at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 14 May 1952 Page 5 Star Tribune at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 1 Jul 1984 43 The Tampa Tribune at Newspapers com Newspapers com Retrieved 2019 01 31 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Therese Lewis amp oldid 1167739232, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
