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Bert Lahr

Performer

Bert Lahr

Bert Lahr

Performer

Also Known As: Irving Lahrheim
Born: Aug 13, 1895 in New York, New York
Death: Dec 04, 1967 in New York, New York

Roles (67)

	Foxy Opened February 16, 1964	as Foxy (Original)
	The Beauty Part Opened December 26, 1962	as Harry Hubris (Original) as Hyacinth Beddoes Laffoon (Original) as Judge Herman J. Rinderbrust (Original) as Milo Leotard Allardyce DuPlessis Weatherwax (Original) as Nelson Smedley (Original)
	The Girls Against the Boys Opened November 02, 1959	as Harry (Original) as Husband (Original) as Monroe Fuller (Original) as Passenger (Original)
	Hotel Paradiso Opened April 11, 1957	as Bonifacea builder (Original)
	Waiting for Godot Opened April 19, 1956	as Estragon (Original)
	Two on the Aisle Opened July 19, 1951	as A Vaudevillian (Original) as Captain Universe (Original) as Close Friend (Original) as Him (Original) as Lefty Hogan (Original) as Lovey (Original) as Mr. Murdock (Original) as Schneider (Original) as Siegfried (Original) as Specialty Performer (Original) as The Clown (Original)
	Burlesque Opened December 25, 1946	as Skid (Original)
	Seven Lively Arts Opened December 07, 1944	as "Drink" Singer (Original) as "Fragonard in Pink" (Original) as Mr. Clarence Day (Original) as The Patient (Original) as The Stagehand (Original)
	Du Barry Was a Lady Opened December 06, 1939	as His Most Royal Majesty, The King of France (Original) as Louis Blore (Original)
	The Show Is On Opened December 25, 1936	as "Epilogue" Performer (Original) as "Song of the Woodman" Performer (Original) as "Woof" Performer (Original) as A Critic (Original) as Bert Larrimore (Original) as Mihael (Original) as Putty Nose (Original) as Ronald Taylor (Original)
	George White's Scandals [1936] Opened December 25, 1935	as Ambrose (Original) as De Leon (Original) as Lord Marleybone (Original) as Mr. N.B. Cee (Original) as Professor Von Kluck (Original) as "I'm the Fellow Who Loves You" Performer (Original) as "The Buxom Mrs. Bascom" Performer (Original)
	Life Begins at 8:40 Opened August 27, 1934	as "Things" Singer (Original) as Balzac (Original) as Bill Leonard (Original) as Jacques (Original) as Paul Naughton (Original) as Richard (Original) as The Dictator (Original) as The Samaritan (Original)
	George White's Music Hall Varieties [1932] Opened January 02, 1933	as "A Bottle and a Bird" Singer (Original) as "Cabin in the Cotton" Singer (Original) as "Turn Out The Lights And Go To Bed" Singer (Original) as "Two Feet in Two-Four Time" Singer (Original) as A Fellow (Original) as A Suspect (Original) as Customer (Original) as Mr. Smyler (Original) as The Other Fellow (Original)
	Hot-Cha! Opened March 08, 1932	as Alky Schmidt (Original)
	Flying High Opened March 03, 1930	as Rusty Krause (Original)
	Hold Everything Opened October 10, 1928	as Gink Schiner (Original)
	Harry Delmar's Revels Opened November 28, 1927	Performer

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Awards

Tony Award
1964	Best Actor in a Musical	Foxy	Winner
1963	Best Actor in a Play	The Beauty Part	Nominee

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