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Clayton Meeker Hamilton (November 14, 1881 [1] – September 17, 1946) [2] was an American drama critic . Early years. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., Hamilton was the son of George Alexander Hamilton and Susie Ameila Corey Hamilton. He graduated from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn in 1900 and from Columbia University ( M. A.) in 1901. [1] Career.
Clayton Hamilton may refer to: Clayton Hamilton (critic) (1881–1946), American drama critic; Clayton Hamilton (baseball) (born 1982), American pitcher; See also. Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra
He was awarded an MA at Columbia University in New York in 1901--at 19 years of age--and was immediately offered a job as a teacher in the university's English department, which he took. He also worked as drama critic and dramatic editor on a variety of publications, such as "Vogue" and "Vanity Fair".
- Writer, Editor
- November 14, 1881
- Clayton Hamilton
- September 17, 1946
Clayton Meeker Hamilton (14 de noviembre 1881 [1] - 17 de septiembre 1946) [2] fue un americano crítico de teatro . Primeros años. Nacido en Brooklyn, Nueva York , Hamilton era hijo de George Alexander Hamilton y Susie Ameila Corey Hamilton. Se graduó del Instituto Politécnico de Brooklyn en 1900 y de la Universidad de Columbia ( MA ) en 1901. [1]
Mini Bio. American writer and playwright Clayton Hamilton was born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1881. He was awarded an MA at Columbia University in New York in 1901--at 19 years of age--and was immediately offered a job as a teacher in the university's English department, which he took.
- November 14, 1881
- September 17, 1946
References. External links. The Clayton–Hamilton Jazz Orchestra is a big band led by Jeff Hamilton and brothers John Clayton and Jeff Clayton. The band was founded in Los Angeles in 1985. Personnel. On the album The L. A. Treasures Project ( Capri, 2014): John Clayton: arco bass. Jeff Clayton: alto saxophone. Jeff Hamilton: drums.
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