ROBERT EDWIN LEE

'Robert Edwin Lee' (October 15, 1918 - July 8, 1994), was an American playwright and lyricist. He is best known for two collaborations with Jerome Lawrence, ''Inherit the Wind'' (1955) and ''Auntie Mame'' (1956). Lee wrote using the name 'Robert E. Lee'.
Lee was from Elyria, Ohio. He attended Northwestern University and graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University. His daughter, Lucy Lee, is the Associate Professor of Clinical Management Communication at the Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles, California.

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Works

Works

★ ''Look, Ma, I'm Dancin'!'' - 1948 (book of musical)

★ ''Inherit the Wind'' - 1955 (play)

★ ''Shangri-La'' - 1956 (book & lyrics of musical)

★ ''Auntie Mame'' - 1956 (play)

★ ''The Gang's All Here'' - 1969 (play)

★ ''Only in America'' - 1969 - (play)

★ ''A Call on Kuprin'' - 1969 - (play)

★ ''Mame'' - 1969 - (book of musical based on his play ''Auntie Mame'')

★ ''Dear World'' - 1969 (book of musical)

★ ''The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail'' - 1970 (play)

★ ''The Incomparable Max'' - 1971 (play)

★ ''Jabberwock'' - 1972 (play)

★ ''First Monday in October'' - 1978 - (play)