George Lowther

Career overview

George F. Lowther was an American writer, producer, and director who worked during the early years of radio and television. Born in New York City on April 9, 1913, he established a career that spanned multiple mediums of drama. He is perhaps best known for his contributions to Superman storytelling, having served as a scriptwriter for the Superman radio programs on the Mutual Radio Network during the 1940s. In 1942, he authored the book The Adventures of Superman. Throughout his professional life, he was also involved in the production of dramas for various outlets.

In addition to his work in radio, Lowther was active as a television director and producer. His professional credits include work as a screenwriter and a writer of science fiction and children's literature. Records indicate that he was involved in the production of television content, though specific titles beyond his radio work and the 1982 project Against All Hope are noted in limited capacities across various databases. George Lowther died on April 28, 1975, in Westport. His legacy remains tied to his foundational role in the development of early broadcast drama and his specific impact on the Superman franchise.