George Middleton

Middleton, George (1880–1967), playwright. Born in Paterson, New Jersey, he was the author of some twenty produced plays, the best remembered of which were written with Guy Bolton: Polly with a Past (1917) and Adam and Eva (1919). Before these he wrote Hit‐the‐Trail Holliday with Bolton in 1915, although George M. Cohan substantially rewrote it and took full credit when the play was produced. Middleton was a founder of the Dramatists Guild. Autobiography: These Things Are Mine, 1947.

George Middleton may refer to:

• George Middleton (1735–1815), African American Revolutionary War veteran, Prince Hall Freemason, & community civil rights activist
• George Middleton (New Jersey) (1800–1888), New Jersey congressman
• George H. Middleton (died 1892), Scottish engineer
• George Middleton (British politician) (1876–1938), Labour Member of parliament for Carlisle 1922–1924, 1929–1931
• George Middleton (playwright) (1880–1967), American playwright, director, and producer
• George Humphrey Middleton (1910–1998), British diplomat

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