Charles Walters (Choreographer)

A TRUSTED THEATRE RESOURCE SINCE 1884

	Judy Garland: Palace Two-A-Day Opened October 16, 1951	Director
	St. Louis Woman Opened March 30, 1946	Choreographer
	Banjo Eyes Opened December 25, 1941	Dances
	Let's Face It! Opened October 29, 1941	Choreographer
	Du Barry Was a Lady Opened December 06, 1939	as Captain of King's Guard (Original) as Harry Norton (Original)
	Sing Out the News Opened September 24, 1938	Choreographer "Peace and the Diplomat" Staging
	I Married an Angel Opened May 11, 1938	as Peter Mueller (Original)
	Our Town Opened February 04, 1938	as People of the Town (Original)
	Between the Devil Opened December 22, 1937	as Freddie Hill (Original)
	The Show Is On Opened December 25, 1936	as "Little Old Lady" Performer (Original) as "Long as You've Got Your Health" Dancer (Original) as "What Has He Got?" Performer (Original) as Malcolm St. Clair (Original)
	So Proudly We Hail Opened September 22, 1936	as Plebe Cadet (Original)
	Jubilee Opened October 12, 1935	as Prince James (Original)
	Parade Opened May 20, 1935	as "Decadence" Dancer (Original) as A Laborer (Original) as Specialty Dancer (Original)
	No More Frontier Opened October 22, 1931	as Jack Bailey, 2nd (Original)
	Strange Interlude Opened January 30, 1928	as Gordon Evans (as a child) (Original)
	Sam Abramovitch Opened January 18, 1927	as An Orphan Boy (Original)

Charles Walters