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William Kozlenko. William Kozlenko was a playwright, screenwriter, and editor of multiple stage-play compilations and anthologies, as well as being a founding editor of One-Act Play Magazine, which published from 1937–1942, [1] and a co-founder of the One-Act Repertory Theater. [2] His best-known editorial compilations include The Disputed ...
William Kozlenko. Writer: A Stranger in Town. William Kozlenko was born on 1 October 1907 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He was a writer, known for A Stranger in Town (1943), Holiday in Mexico (1946) and Matinee Theatre (1955).
- Writer, Additional Crew
- October 1, 1907
- William Kozlenko
- June 24, 1984
by William Kozlenko, Richard Maibaum, et al. | Jan 1, 1959. Loose Leaf. Currently unavailable. Original Hollywood Series Notes- Gold Eagle Guy - For MGM-TV.
William Kozlenko is the editor of twenty published collections of plays, dramatic criticism, and short stories. As the ori- ginal editor of "One-Act Play Magazine and Theatre Review", he was the first to publish the early dramatic writing of Tennessee Williams, William Saroyan, Irwin Shaw, Langston Hughes, Arthur Miller and many others.
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William Kozlenko (1907-1984) was born in Philadelphia. Primarily known as a playwright, he also had a career in Hollywood as a screenwriter and television production executive. His film writing credits include A STRANGER IN TOWN (1943), HOLIDAY IN MEXICO (1946), and RAW EDGE (1956).
The William Kozlenko papers span the years 1943-1968 and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection contains primarily scripts for unproduced films, television programs, and other unrealized projects. There is some biographical and credit information on Kozlenko. Arranged in the following series: 1.
The William Kozlenko papers span the years 1943-1968 and encompass 2 linear feet. The collection contains primarily scripts for unproduced films, television programs, and other unrealized projects. There is some biographical and credit information on Kozlenko.
