Bella Spewack
Credited with inventing the Girl Scout Cookie. She and Samuel Spewack was nominated for a 1998 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Kiss Me Kate performed at the Open Air Theatre, for Outstanding Musical Production of 1997. With her husband, Sam Spewack and Cole Porter, their production of Kiss Me, Kate performed at the Victoria Palace Theatre was awarded the 2001 London Critics Circle Theatre Award for Best Musical. In 1949, won two Tony Awards for "Kiss Me, Kate" with her husband-collaborator Sam Spewack: as Best Authors (Musical) and for the book as part of the Best Musical Award. After graduating from school, she worked as a journalist for socialist and pacifist newspapers, such as 'The New York Call'. Date of Death: 27 April 1990, Manhattan, New York, USA
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Kiss Me, KateMusical2024
Kiss Me, KateWriter2024- Kiss Me, KateBook2011
Kiss Me, KateWriter2003
We're No AngelsTheatre Play1989
Kiss Me, KateWriter1964
Move Over, DarlingStory1963
StartimeTheatre Play1959
StartimeWriter1959
Kiss Me, KateBook1958
Kiss Me, KateWriter1958
Mr. BroadwayWriter1957
Kiss Me KateTheatre Play1953
Week-End at the WaldorfScreenplay1945
My Favorite WifeScreenplay1940
My Favorite WifeOriginal Story1940
Three Loves Has NancyWriter1938
Boy Meets GirlScreenplay1938
Boy Meets GirlTheatre Play1938
The ChaserScreenplay1938
Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938Writer1937
RendezvousAdaptation1935
The Gay BrideScreenplay1934
The Cat and the FiddleScreenplay1934
Should Ladies BehaveWriter1933
The Solitaire ManTheatre Play1933
The NuisanceAdaptation1933
The NuisanceDialogue1933
Clear All Wires!Theatre Play1933
Clear All Wires!Adaptation1933
CaughtAdditional Dialogue1931