Jane Cowl (Director)

Jane Cowl

Director

Jane Cowl

Director

Born: Dec 14, 1884 in Boston, MA, USA
Death: Jun 22, 1950 in Santa Monica, CA, USA

Roles (43)

	The First Mrs. Fraser Opened November 05, 1947	as Janet Fraser (Original)
	Ring Around Elizabeth Opened November 17, 1941	as Elizabeth Cherry (Original)
	Old Acquaintance Opened December 23, 1940	as Katherine Markham (Original)
	The Merchant of Yonkers Opened December 28, 1938	as Mrs. Levi (Original)
	First Lady Opened November 26, 1935	as Lucy Chase Wayne (Original)
	Rain from Heaven Opened December 24, 1934	as Lady Violet Wyngate (Original)
	A Thousand Summers Opened May 24, 1932	as Sheila Pennington (Original)
	Through the Years Opened January 28, 1932	Source Material ("Smilin' Through")
	Art and Mrs. Bottle Opened November 18, 1930	as Celia Bottle (Original)
	Twelfth Night Opened October 15, 1930	as Viola (Original)
	Jenny Opened October 08, 1929	as Jenny Valentine (Original)
	Paolo and Francesca Opened April 01, 1929	as Francesca (Original) Staging
	The Jealous Moon Opened November 20, 1928	Writer as Columbine (Original) as Judy (Original)
	The Road to Rome Opened May 21, 1928	as Amytis (Original)
	Diversion Opened January 11, 1928	Director
	The Road to Rome Opened January 31, 1927	as Amytis (Original)
	Easy Virtue Opened December 07, 1925	as Larita (Original)
	The Depths Opened January 27, 1925	as Anna (Original)
	Antony and Cleopatra Opened February 19, 1924	as Cleopatra (Original)
	Pelleas and Melisande Opened December 04, 1923	as Melisande (Original)
	Malvaloca Opened October 02, 1922	as Malvaloca (Original)
	Smilin' Through Opened December 30, 1919	as Kathleen Dungannon (Original) as Moonyeen Clare (Original) Staging Direction
	The Crowded Hour Opened November 22, 1918	Performer
	Information Please Opened October 02, 1918	Writer Performer
	Daybreak Opened August 14, 1917	Writer Director
	Lilac Time Opened February 06, 1917	Writer Performer
	Common Clay Opened August 26, 1915	as Ellen Neal (Original)
	Within the Law Opened September 11, 1912	as Mary Turner (Replacement)
	The Gamblers Opened October 31, 1910	as Catherine Darwin (Replacement)
	A Grand Army Man Opened October 16, 1907	Performer
	The Music Master Opened September 26, 1904	as Octavie (Replacement)