Moss Hart Net Worth is
$14 Million

Mini Biography

Tony Award-winning American playwright/lyricist Moss Hart was created Oct. 24, 1904, in NEW YORK to an unhealthy Jewish family members and elevated in what he referred to as a “drab tenement” on 107th St. in the Bronx. He was informed in the town public school program. He demonstrated a knack for composing at an early on age–he published his 1st play at age group 12–and would stage his takes on at the neighborhood YMHA (Youthful Mens Hebrew Association). It wasn’t a long time before he became a member of the Thalian Players, a little-theatre group, which received a citywide little-theatre competition sponsored from the Belasco theatre organization. He worked well for a clothes retailer, and he’d write and immediate the annual organization shows. He started directing little-theater organizations in the brand new York/New Jersey region, and found are the social movie director at various summertime camps in rural Pa and Vermont, composing and staging has for the camps’ customers. His first “professional” play, “The Hold-Up Guy”, premiered in Chicago in the late 1920s, but was failing. Nevertheless, his play “Once in an eternity” (1930) was a significant hit–it was converted to a film, Once in an eternity (1932)–and was the beginning of a successful, and profitable, cooperation with article writer George S. Kaufman (the royalties he received through the play produced him a rich guy at 26). Kaufman and Hart got a string of effective plays, which range from outrageous farces to dark, significant dramas. In 1937 the group received a Pulitzer Award for their humor “You Can’t Consider It With You”, that was converted to a hugely effective film (You Can’t Consider It with You (1938)) another season. Hart also proved helpful by himself sometimes, and collaborated with Kurt Weill on “Female at night” (1941), that they wrote designed for Gertrude Lawrence. Furthermore to his are a playwright on Broadway, he also directed many stage productions (“Camelot”, “My Good Lady”, that he received a Tony Award)) and wrote the screenplay for any Star EXISTS (1954). His autobiography, “Take action One”, was converted to a film (Take action One (1963). He was wedded to celebrity Kitty Carlisle from 1946 to his loss of life from a coronary attack in Hand Springs, CA, in 1961.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Moss Hart
Died	December 20, 1961, Palm Springs, California, United States
Profession	Playwright, Screenwriter, Theatre Director
Nationality	American
Spouse	Kitty Carlisle
Children	Catherine Hart, Christopher Hart
Siblings	Bernard Hart
Awards	Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Tony Award for Best Director, Drama League Award for Outstanding Revival of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Play
Nominations	Academy Award for Best Writing Adapted Screenplay, Academy Award for Best Story, Mastercard Best New Musical, National Book Award for Nonfiction, Writers Guild of America Award for Best Written Musical
Movies	A Star Is Born, Gentleman's Agreement, You Can't Take It with You, Hans Christian Andersen, George Washington Slept Here, Winged Victory, Broadway Melody of 1936, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Lady in the Dark, Prince of Players, Nothing Sacred, That Lucky Touch, Make Me a Star, The Masquerader, Once in a Lifetime, Flesh, Frankie and Johnny
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