Howard Atlee, a publicist representing award-winning Broadway shows and a successful dachshund breeder, passed away at 97. He promoted Edward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' and was pivotal in founding the Negro Ensemble Company.
Atlee's career began after being discharged from the Navy, studying theater in college. He played a crucial role in Albee's career by promoting his work, despite initial mixed critical reviews.
Apart from his Broadway successes, Atlee also ventured into dachshund breeding, winning accolades in dog competitions. His versatility extended from the theater to the world of champion dogs.
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