Bronson Howard(1842-1908)

Writer

Bronson Howard was born on 7 October 1842 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He was a writer, known for The Saphead (1920), The Banker's Daughter (1914) and Aristocracy (1914). He was married to Alice Culverwell. He died on 4 August 1908 in Avon-by-the-Sea, New Jersey, USA.

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Known for

The Saphead

6.1

Writer

1920

The Banker's Daughter

Writer

1914

Aristocracy

Writer

1914

Young Mrs. Winthrop

Writer

1920

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Writer

The Saphead
6.1
- original play "The Henrietta"
- 1920
Young Mrs. Winthrop
- play
- 1920
The Lamb
5.5
- play "The Henrietta" (uncredited)
- 1915
Young Mrs. Winthrop
Short
- play
- 1915
Aristocracy
- play
- 1914
One of Our Girls
- play
- 1914
The Banker's Daughter
- adaptation
- play
- 1914
Shenandoah
Short
- play
- 1913

Personal details

Born
- October 7, 1842
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
Died
- August 4, 1908
- Avon-by-the-Sea, New Jersey, USA(heart failure)
Spouse
- Alice Culverwell1880 - August 4, 1908 (his death)
Other works
Stage: Wrote "Saratoga" (aka "Pistols for Seven"; earliest Broadway credit), produced on Broadway. Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre: 21 Dec 1870-1 Apr 1871 (unknown performances). Cast: Fanny Davenport (as "Effie Remington"), William Davidge (as "Elder Vanderpool"), Linda Dietz (as "Virginia Vanderpool"), Mrs. Gilbert (as "Elder Vanderpool"), D.H. Harkins (as "Jack Benedict"), James Lewis (as "Bob Sackett"), Fanny Morant (as "Olivia Alston"), Clara Morris (as "Lucy Carter"), George Parkes (as "Sir Mortimer Muttonleg"), D. Whiting (as "Mr. Carter"). Produced by Augustin Daly.
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