Kent Smith (Performer)

Kent Smith

Performer

Kent Smith

Performer

Born: Mar 19, 1907 in New York, NY, USA
Death: Apr 23, 1985 in Woodland Hills, CA, USA

Roles (25)

	Saint Joan Opened September 11, 1956	as The Earl of Warwick (Original)
	Bus Stop Opened March 02, 1955	as Dr. Gerald Lyman (Replacement)
	What Every Woman Knows Opened December 22, 1954	as John Shand (Original)
	Charley's Aunt Opened December 22, 1953	as Colonel Sir Francis Chesney (Original)
	The Wild Duck Opened December 26, 1951	as Gregers Werle (Original)
	The Autumn Garden Opened March 07, 1951	as Edward Crossman (Original)
	King Richard II Opened January 24, 1951	as Henry Bolingbroke (Original)
	Burning Bright Opened October 18, 1950	as Joe Saul (Original)
	The Wisteria Trees Opened March 29, 1950	as Yancy Loper (Original)
	Antony and Cleopatra Opened November 26, 1947	as Enobarbus (Original)
	The Story of Mary Surratt Opened February 08, 1947	as Reverdy Johnson (Original)
	Old Acquaintance Opened December 23, 1940	as Rudd Kendall (Original)
	An International Incident Opened April 02, 1940	as "Hank" Rogers (Original)
	Christmas Eve Opened December 27, 1939	as Peter Tor (Original)
	Jeremiah Opened February 03, 1939	as Jeremiah (Original)
	Outward Bound Opened December 22, 1938	as Rev. William Duke (Replacement)
	How to Get Tough About It Opened February 08, 1938	as Matt Grogan (Original)
	The Star-Wagon Opened September 29, 1937	as Duffy (Original)
	Candida Opened March 10, 1937	as The Reverend James Mavor Morell (Original)
	The Wingless Victory Opened December 23, 1936	as Reverend Phineas McQueston (Original)
	Seen but Not Heard Opened September 17, 1936	as Bob Winthrop (Original)
	Saint Joan Opened March 09, 1936	as Dunois (Original)
	Dodsworth Opened February 24, 1934	as Kurt von Obersdorf (Original)
	The Drums Begin Opened November 24, 1933	as Karl Hoffman (Original)
	Men Must Fight Opened October 14, 1932	as Lieut. Chase (Original)

Kent Smith

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Kent Smith

Performer

Roles (25)

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