Cheryl Crawford was an Tony Prize-winning theater supervisor, movie theater producer and actress.
Cheryl took significant in dramatization at Smith College. After she was finished Crawford moved to New York and enlisted himself at the Theatre Guild. After playing in the two cinema pieces Juarez as well as Maximilian (1926) and The Brothers Karamazov (1927), ended her acting profession.
In 1931, Crawford was one of the founders of Group Theatere, Harold Clurman, together with Lee Strasberg started as a supervisor. Her third effort, Men in White (1933), came to be the team's first success and won the Pulitzer Prize for drama. Having actually directed 2 productions for, she determined to begin as a theater producer and withdrew from the Group Theatre. In her memoir she created: "I felt happy as well as energetic, also premium, to be by themselves. I was mosting likely to complete great things and offer the target market well-known theater as well as top quality entertainment. "The initial big success was her Golden Boy in 1937.
