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Helen Stern Richards

1950 – 1983

American theatre press agent and manager

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About Helen Stern Richards

Lived 1950 – 1983 (aged 32–33).

Helen Stern Richards (1917 – April 11, 1983) was an American theater manager and press agent in Broadway theatre.

Life and career Born in Wichita Falls, Texas, Richards was a graduate of the University of Texas. After graduation, she became assistant to the manager of a Texas radio station, where she ran her own daily radio program for women. From 1939 to 1944, Richards was co-owner and manager of a small theater in Oklahoma City.

Following her move to New York City, she worked with the composer Sigmund Romberg. She subsequently began work as a press agent for Broadway productions, handling the press for Don Juan in Hell, New Girl in Town, and the original production of West Side Story.

Following her 1983 death, Richards' collected papers were donated to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts' Billy Rose Theatre Division.

Her son is Tony Award-winning theater producer Jeffrey Richards.

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Who was Helen Stern Richards?

American theatre press agent and manager

When was Helen Stern Richards born?

Helen Stern Richards was born in 1950 in Wichita Falls.

When did Helen Stern Richards die?

Helen Stern Richards died on 11 April 1983.

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· Wikipedia: Helen Stern Richards

· Wikidata: Q86637716

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