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    David Wayne

    Performer
    • Also Known As: Wayne McMeekan
    • Born: Jan 30, 1914 in Traverse City, Michigan
    • Death: Feb 09, 1995 in Santa Monica, California

    Roles (26)

    The 40th Annual Tony Awards Playbill - June 1, 1986 The 40th Annual Tony Awards - 1986
    Opened June 01, 1986
    • as Participating Artist (Original)
    The 25th Annual Tony Awards Playbill - Mar 28, 1971 The 25th Annual Tony Awards - 1971
    Opened March 28, 1971
    • as Performer (Original)
    The Happy Time Playbill - Jan 1968 The Happy Time
    Opened January 18, 1968
    • as Grandpere Bonnard (Original)
    The Yearling Playbill - Dec 1965 The Yearling
    Opened December 10, 1965
    • as Ezra (Penny) Baxter (Original)
    		The Yearling Playbill - Dec 1965
    Incident at Vichy Playbill - December 1964 Incident at Vichy
    Opened December 03, 1964
    • as Von Berg (Original)
    But For Whom Charlie - Opening Night But For Whom Charlie
    Opened March 12, 1964
    • as Brock Dunaway (Original)
    Marco Millions - Opening Night Marco Millions
    Opened February 20, 1964
    • as Kublai Khan (Original)
    After The Fall Playbill - January 1964 After the Fall
    Opened January 23, 1964
    • as Chairman (Original)
    Too True to Be Good Playbill - March 1963 Too True to Be Good
    Opened March 12, 1963
    • as Private Meek (Original)
    Venus at Large Playbill - April 1962 Venus at Large
    Opened April 12, 1962
    • as Sonny Stone (Original)
    Send Me No Flowers Playbill - Dec 1960 Send Me No Flowers
    Opened December 05, 1960
    • as George Kimball (Original)
    		Send Me No Flowers Playbill - Dec 1960
    Say, Darling Playbill - Aug 1958 Say, Darling
    Opened April 03, 1958
    • as Jack Jordan (Original)
    The Loud Red Patrick Playbill - Oct 1956 The Loud Red Patrick
    Opened October 03, 1956
    • as Mr. Finnigan (Original)
    • Producer
    		The Loud Red Patrick Playbill - Oct 1956
    The Ponder Heart Playbill - Feb 1956 The Ponder Heart
    Opened February 16, 1956
    • as Uncle Daniel Ponder (Original)
    The Teahouse of the August Moon Playbill - Jan 1954 The Teahouse of the August Moon
    Opened October 15, 1953
    • as Sakini (Original)
    Mister Roberts Playbill - Jan 1949 Mister Roberts
    Opened February 18, 1948
    • as Ensign Pulver (Original)
    Finian's Rainbow Playbill - April 1947 Finian's Rainbow
    Opened January 10, 1947
    • as Og (Original)
    Park Avenue Playbill - Nov 1946 Park Avenue
    Opened November 04, 1946
    • as Mr. Meachem (Original)
    Peepshow Playbill - Feb 1944 Peepshow
    Opened February 03, 1944
    • as His Conscience (Original)
    The Merry Widow Playbill - Nov 1943 The Merry Widow
    Opened August 04, 1943
    • as Nish (Original)
    The Scene of the Crime Playbill - March 1940 The Scene of the Crime
    Opened March 28, 1940
    • as Jimmy Hanley (Original)
    The American Way Playbill - March 1939 The American Way
    Opened January 21, 1939
    • as Karl Gunther (Original)
    • as Karl Gunther (Original)
    Pb Listing Placeholder BROADWAY V4 Dance Night
    Opened October 14, 1938
    • as Harvey Bodine (Original)
    Pb Listing Placeholder BROADWAY V4 Escape This Night
    Opened April 22, 1938
    • as Ensemble (Original)

    Inside the Playbill

    Inside the Playbill: David Wayne (Performer)

    Awards

    Theatre World Awards
    1947 Theatre World Award Winner
    Tony Award
    1968 Best Actor in a Musical Nominee
    1954 Best Actor in a Play Winner
    1947 Best Featured Actor in a Musical Winner
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