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Rose Franken (December 28, 1895 – June 22, 1988) was an American writer and playwright best known for her Claudia stories, plus the books, films, and plays based on them.
Rose Franken was a celebrated Broadway playwright and director, a Hollywood screenwriter, and a popular novelist whose fiction touched a sympathetic chord in American women. After much success as both a playwright and a novelist, she ventured into more problematic subject matter, exploring antisemitism and homophobia in her works.
Rose Dorothy Lewin Franken was born on December 28th 1895, in Gainesville, Texas and was one of the most popular and influential Jewish woman writers of her day. She was a celebrated Broadway playwright and director, a Hollywood screenwriter and a popular novelist whose fiction touched a sympathetic chord in American women.
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Jun 24, 1988 · Rose Franken, a playwright and novelist whose play ''Claudia'' was named by the critics as the best of the 1941 season, died Wednesday night in Tucson, Ariz., where she lived. She was 92...
FRANKEN, ROSE DOROTHY LEWIN (1895–1988), U.S. playwright, director, fiction writer, and screenwriter. Franken was born in Gainesville, Texas, but grew up in New York City. The 450 performances of her play, Another Language, set a record for a first play.
U.S. playwright, novelist, and short-story writer Rose Franken is best known for her Claudia series of novels, which enjoyed success on stage, radio, and film as well as in print.
Rose Dorothy Lewin Franken was an American author and playwright. Her books included Of Great Riches, Strange Victory, Claudia: The Story of A Marriage, and When Doctors Disagree.
