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100 1 Latham, Jean Lee
370 Buckhannon (W. Va.)|cUnited States|2naf
372 Drama|aRadio plays|2lcgft
372 Biography|aChildren's literature|aDrama|aTheater|aRadio
authorship|2lcsh
374 Dramatists
374 Authors|aBiographers|aDramatists|aRadio writers|aEditors
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500 1 |wnnnc|aCampion, Rose
500 1 |wnnnc|aGard, Janice,|d1902-1995
500 1 |wnnnc|aGuinnet, Beatrice,|d1902-1995
500 1 |wnnnc|aLee, Julian,|d1902-1995
500 1 |wnnnc|aMoffett, Paul,|d1902-1995
500 1 |wnnnc|aTodd, Eugene,|d1902-1995
663 For works of this author entered under other names, search
also under|bGuinnet, Beatrice, 1902-1995|bMoffett, Paul,
1902-1995|bGard, Janice, 1902-1995|bLee, Julian, 1902-1995
|bTodd, Eugene, 1902-1995.|aFor works by this author
written under the name Rose Campion, a pseudonym also used
by Arthur LeRoy Kaser and by Ruth Perry, search also under
|bCampion, Rose
670 Author's 555 pointers for beginning actors and directors.
670 Literary index, via WWW, July 13, 2007|b(Jean Lee Latham,
1902-1995; variant names: Janice Gard, Julian Lee)
670 Encyclopedia.com website, February 6, 2018:|barts > news
wires white papers and books (Latham, Jean Lee. Born 19
April 1902, Buckhannon, West Virginia; died 13 June 1995.
Jean Lee Latham received a B.A. from West Virginia
Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, and a Bachelor of Oral
English and M.A. from Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York. While at Cornell, she studied drama at the Ithaca
Conservatory. After six years as editor-in-chief of
Dramatic Publishing Company in Chicago, she resigned to
write her own stage and radio plays. Her first published
play was followed by more than 40 plays. She also wrote
children's radio serial and radio plays for various
network programs. Her Do's and Don'ts of Drama was
required reading in some college and university courses.
Latham debuted in the field of children's books with The
Story of Eli Whitney: Invention and Progress in the Young
Nation (1953))|uhttp://www.encyclopedia.com/arts/news-
wires-white-papers-and-books/latham-jean-lee
670 Wikipedia, February 6, 2018|b(Jean Lee Latham (April 19,
1902-June 13, 1995) was an American writer who specialized
in biographies for children or young adults. She was born
in Buckhannon, West Virginia. She attended West Virginia
Wesleyan College and received an A.B. in 1925. She also
attended Ithaca Conservatory. While in Wesleyan College,
she wrote plays. In Ithaca, she taught English, history
and play production. She continued teaching in Ithaca
after finishing her studies at Cornell. Her first book for
children was The Story of Eli Whitney. Her book Carry On,
Mr. Bowditch won the Newbery Medal in 1956)
670 Catalog of copyright entries, 1931: pt. 1, books, group 2,
viewed online, February 6, 2018:|bpage 117 (Latham, (Jean
Lee) Patriot in the making by Beatrice Guinnet [pseud.])
670 Catalog of copyright entries, 1933: part 1, group 3,
viewed online, February 6, 2018:|bpage 265 (Julian Lee,
pseud. of Jean Lee Latham) page 467 (Paul Moffett, pseud.
of Jean Lee Latham)
670 Catalog of copyright entries, 1937: vol. 10, pt.1, viewed
online, February 6, 2018:|bpage 117 (Eugene Todd [pseud,
of Jean Lee Latham)
