Edward Emery (Director)

Edward Emery

Director

Edward Emery

Director

Born: 1861 in London, ENGLAND
Death: May 07, 1938 in New York, NY, USA

Roles (40)

	These Two Opened May 07, 1934	as Mr. Gregory (Original)
	Late One Evening Opened January 09, 1933	as General Coulsden (Original)
	Free for All Opened September 08, 1931	as Stephen Potter, Sr. (Original)
	Meteor Opened December 23, 1929	as Dr. Avery (Original)
	Dinner Is Served Opened August 15, 1929	as John Barron (Original)
	The Marriage Bed Opened January 07, 1929	as Gilbert Reid (Original)
	Good News Opened September 06, 1927	as Professor Kenyon (Original)
	The Constant Nymph Opened December 09, 1926	as Charles Churchill (Original)
	Still Waters Opened March 01, 1926	as Canon Kewback (Original)
	All Wet Opened July 06, 1925	as Higgins (Original) Director
	His Queen Opened May 11, 1925	as Adeimon (Original)
	Mrs. Partridge Presents Opened January 05, 1925	as Philip Partridge (Original)
	The Little Angel Opened September 27, 1924	as Stephen Toth (Original)
	A Lesson in Love Opened September 24, 1923	as Dean Carey (Original)
	Dreams for Sale Opened September 13, 1922	as Rufus Baldwin (Original)
	Sonya Opened August 15, 1921	as Prince Paul (Original)
	The Three Musketeers Opened May 19, 1921	as Armand, Jean Duplesis, Duc de Richelieu (Original)
	The Red Dawn Opened August 06, 1919	as Zorin (Original)
	The Off Chance Opened February 14, 1918	as Major Bagleigh (Original)
	Billeted Opened December 25, 1917	Performer
	The Fugitive Opened March 19, 1917	Performer
	The Man Who Came Back Opened September 02, 1916	as Thomas Potter (Replacement)
	Treasure Island Opened December 01, 1915	as Long John Silver (Original) Director
	The Clever Ones Opened January 28, 1915	Performer
	The Marriage of Columbine Opened November 10, 1914	Performer
	Marrying Money Opened March 18, 1914	Performer
	The Five Frankfurters Opened March 03, 1913	Performer
	June Madness Opened September 25, 1912	Performer
	The Thunderbolt Opened November 16, 1911	Performer
	The Learned Ladies Opened November 09, 1911	Performer
	The Lady from the Sea Opened November 06, 1911	as Ballested (Replacement)
	The Lights o' London Opened May 01, 1911	Performer
	The School for Scandal Opened January 31, 1902	Performer

Edward Emery

Director

Edward Emery

Director

Roles (40)

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