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Timothy Crouse
Timothy Crouse (born 1947)〔Jacqueline Nash Gifford and Guido H. Stempel, ''Historical Dictionary of Political Communication in the United States'' (Greenwood Publishing Group, 1999: ISBN 0-313-29545-X), p. 30.〕 is an American journalist and writer.
==Family==
Crouse is the son of Anna (née Erskine) and Russel Crouse.〔(Film Reference. "Lindsay Crouse Biography (1948–)." )〕 His maternal grandparents were Pauline (Ives) and author, educator, and former Columbia professor John Erskine.〔()〕〔()〕 Timothy Crouse's affinity for campaign reporters and the theater took root from his father, Russel Crouse, who was a career newspaperman and playwright.〔 "The stories he told me of his newspaper days—especially traveling around the country with prankish sports teams—had a fatal tinge of romance about them," said Crouse.〔(mediabistro.com: Articles: Q&A: Timothy Crouse )〕 His father's career in theatre began in 1928 when he played Bellflower in the play ''Gentlemen of the Press''. Later, his father turned his attention to writing. In 1934, he and his long-time partner Howard Lindsay together revised P. G. Wodehouse and Guy Bolton's book for the Cole Porter musical ''Anything Goes.''〔 "My father and Howard's trademark was a painstaking craftsmanship," says Crouse.〔 "They spent months on an outline for a play, then worked on the dialogue, then rewrote and rewrote until everything was just right."〔(Program notes by Don Shewey for Lincoln Center Theater's 1988 revival of "Anything Goes" )〕 And more than fifty years after his father collaborated on the original score, Timothy Crouse's revised libretto of ''Anything Goes'' opened on Broadway.〔
Crouse is the brother of actress Lindsay Crouse. He attended Harvard University.
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