Clifton Webb (Performer)

Clifton Webb

Performer

Clifton Webb

Performer

Also Known As: Webb Parmalee Hollenbeck
Born: Nov 11, 1889 in Indianapolis, IN, USA
Death: Oct 13, 1966 in Beverly Hills, CA, USA

Roles (45)

	Present Laughter Opened October 29, 1946	as Garry Essendine (Original)
	Blithe Spirit Opened September 06, 1943	as Charles (Original)
	Blithe Spirit Opened November 05, 1941	as Charles (Original)
	The Importance of Being Earnest Opened January 12, 1939	as John Worthing, J.P. (Original)
	You Never Know Opened September 21, 1938	as Gaston (Original)
	And Stars Remain Opened October 12, 1936	as Overton Morrell (Original)
	As Thousands Cheer Opened September 30, 1933	as "Her Easter Bonnet" Singer (Original) as "How's Chances?" Singer (Original) as "Not For All the Rice in China" Singer (Original) as "Our Wedding Day" Singer (Original) as Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (Original) as Henry Perlmutter (Original) as John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (Original) as Mahatma Gandhi (Original) as Mons. Peppiton (Original)
	Flying Colors Opened September 15, 1932	as "A Rainy Day" Performer (Original) as "All's Well" Performer (Original) as "Alone Together" Performer (Original) as "Day After Day" Performer (Original) as "Day After Day" Performer (Original) as "Louisiana Hayride" Performer (Original) as "Mein Kleine Akrobat" Performer (Original) as "My Heart Is Part Of You" Performer (Original) as "On the American Plan" Performer (Original) as "Sister Act" Performer (Original) as Dr. Eric Trevelyan (Original) as "Pedro Se Casa Esta Noche" Performer (Replacement)
	Three's a Crowd Opened October 15, 1930	Performer
	The Little Show Opened April 30, 1929	Performer
	Treasure Girl Opened November 08, 1928	as "Nat" McNally (Original)
	She's My Baby Opened January 03, 1928	as Clyde Parker (Original)
	Sunny Opened September 22, 1925	as Harold Harcourt Wendell-Wendell (Original)
	Parasites Opened November 19, 1924	as Eliot Phelps, 3d (Original)
	Meet the Wife Opened November 26, 1923	as Victor Staunton (Original)
	Jack and Jill Opened March 22, 1923	as Jimmy Eustace (Original)
	As You Were Opened January 27, 1920	as Ki Ki (Original) as Mark Antony (Original)
	Listen Lester Opened December 23, 1918	as Jack Griffin (Original)
	Love O' Mike Opened January 15, 1917	as Alonzo Bird (Original)
	See America First Opened March 28, 1916	as Percy (Replacement)
	Ned Wayburn's Town Topics Opened September 23, 1915	Performer
	Dancing Around Opened October 10, 1914	as Clarence (Replacement)
	The Purple Road Opened April 07, 1913	as Bisco (Replacement) as Vestris (Replacement)