John Davenport Seymour (Performer)

John Davenport Seymour

Performer

John Davenport Seymour

Performer

Also Known As: John D. Seymour, John Seymour, John Davenport Seymour
Born: Oct 24, 1897 in Boston, MA, USA

Roles (31)

	We Interrupt This Program... Opened April 01, 1975	as Mister Johnson (Original)
	Pal Joey Opened May 29, 1963	as Mr. Hoople (Original)
	Howie Opened September 17, 1958	as Joe Robinson (Original) as Walter Simms (Understudy - Original)
	The Sacred Flame Opened October 06, 1952	as Dr. Harvester (Original)
	The Father Opened November 16, 1949	as The Doctor (Original)
	The Moon Is Down Opened April 07, 1942	as Captain Bentick (Original)
	Solitaire Opened January 27, 1942	as Ryland (Original)
	Love for Love Opened June 03, 1940	as Sailor (Original)
	Tide Rising Opened January 25, 1937	as David Cogswell (Original)
	Pride and Prejudice Opened November 05, 1935	as Mr. Wickham (Original)
	Hamlet Opened December 25, 1934	as Laertes (Original)
	Cyrano de Bergerac Opened December 26, 1932	as Christian De Neuvillette (Original)
	The Barretts of Wimpole Street Opened February 09, 1931	as Henry Bevan (Original)
	Sweet Adeline Opened September 03, 1929	as Sid Barnett (Original)
	Becky Sharp Opened June 03, 1929	as Lieut. Ranleigh (Original)
	Flight Opened February 18, 1929	as Terry Hamilton (Original)
	Falstaff Opened December 25, 1928	as Prince Hal, Later King Henry the Fifth (Original)
	Mr. Moneypenny Opened October 17, 1928	as Michael Morn, "The Professor" (Original)
	57 Bowery Opened January 26, 1928	as Manny Schiller (Original)
	New York Opened November 14, 1927	as Neil Kent (Original)
	Blood Money Opened August 22, 1927	as Passenger (Original)
	Dearest Enemy Opened September 18, 1925	as Captain Harry Tyron (Original)
	The Right to Love Opened June 08, 1925	as Frank Preston (Original)
	Trelawny of the "Wells" Opened June 01, 1925	as Mr. Denzil (Original)
	Cape Smoke Opened February 16, 1925	as Gregory Bradbroke (Original)
	She Stoops to Conquer Opened June 09, 1924	as A Postillion (Original)
	Fashions of 1924 Opened July 18, 1923	Performer
	One Night in Rome Opened December 02, 1919	as Bikra (Original)
	A Young Man's Fancy Opened October 15, 1919	as The Man Servant (Original)