Leslie Barrett

Leslie Barrett (born Leslie Klein; October 30, 1919 - June 8, 2010) was an American stage and film actor. He portrayed Judge Hanley at the trial of Victoria Winters who had been accused of being a witch.
== Biography ==
Leslie Klein was born on , on October 30, 1919. His parents were Cecil and Theresa Klein (née Leonhardt). He attended . He changed his name to Leslie Barrett in 1937. He had two marriages: the first to Diana Newman Barth, which ended in divorce, and the second to Ruth Livingston.
== Career ==
Barrett made his professional acting debut on January 12, 1937, under the name Leslie Klein at what was then known as the . He first performed under his stage name upon succeeding in a production of Dead End at the . Barrett appeared in numerous original Broadway productions throughout his career, including in 1939, in 1961, and in 1981. In 1952, Leslie Barrett and Paul Curtis formed the . Barrett was also an accomplished actor. He joined the Shakespeare Theatre Workshop under the direction of in April 1955. He appeared in and at the later that year and at the in 1974.
Barrett appeared on television as early as 1949. He appeared in 4 episodes of from 1949 through 1953. In 1960 he performed in an episode of .
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