Lynn Foster
Lynn Foster | |
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| Born | 1914 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
| Died | 1985 (aged 70–71) Mosman, New south Wales, Australia |
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| Known for | Big Sister (radio series), Number 96 (TV series) |
Lynn Foster (1914–1985), was a playwright, radio producer and writer, a script editor and television writer. She was the first woman in Australia both to direct and write a major national radio show, this being the serial Big Sister.
In 1945, she wrote a play called Lost Generations, to aid in the sale of war bonds, and was given a letter of thanks from Prime Minister Ben Chifley.