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Walter Hackett
American dramatist (1876-1944) · United States · Writers · Died at 67
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Something wrong?Walter Laurence Hackett was an American playwright and theater manager. A native of Oakland, California, Hackett attended grammar school in that city before continuing his education at a boarding school in Canada, the country of his father's birth.
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Fabiola Hospital in Oakland, California
Illustration from Hackett's 1907 short story "A Life for a Life" by artist Emlen McConnell
Lillian Burkhart starred in Hackett's first plays.
1914 Broadway cast of It Pays to Advertise
Hackett's wife Marion Lorne in the 1957 American television sitcom Sally
Poster for the 1915 film adaptation The Regeneration
Poster for the 1923 film adaptation The White Sister
Lobby card for the 1931 film adaptation It Pays to AdvertiseIn their orbit
Spouse: Marion LorneAbout this person
Walter Laurence Hackett was an American playwright and theater manager. A native of Oakland, California, Hackett attended grammar school in that city before continuing his education at a boarding school in Canada, the country of his father's birth. He ran away from that institution to become a sailor, and subsequently worked in a variety of professions including horse trainer and school teacher. By 1901, he was working as a journalist for the Chicago American, and that same year his first plays were staged with casts led by the actress Lillian Burkhart. His first significant play as a solo playwright was The Prince of Dreams, staged in Chicago in 1902.
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