Lou Polan (Performer)

Lou Polan

Performer

Lou Polan

Performer

Also Known As: Louis Polan
Born: Jun 15, 1905 in UKRAINE
Death: Mar 03, 1976 in Freeport, NY, USA

Roles (31)

	The Creation of the World and Other Business Opened November 30, 1972	as Azrael (Original)
	The Legend of Lizzie Opened February 09, 1959	as Marshal Haynes (Original)
	Drink to Me Only Opened October 08, 1958	as Harvey L. Gruber (Original)
	Bus Stop Opened March 02, 1955	as Will Masters (Original)
	Desire Under the Elms Opened January 16, 1952	as Simeon Cabot (Original)
	The Golden State Opened November 25, 1950	as Bob Kressner (Original)
	The Gentleman from Athens Opened December 09, 1947	as Mike Rykowski (Original)
	The Whole World Over Opened March 27, 1947	as Colonel Ivanov (Original)
	Cafe Crown Opened January 23, 1942	as Looie (Original)
	Walk Into My Parlor Opened November 19, 1941	as Nick (Original)
	Night Music Opened February 22, 1940	as Teddy (Original)
	All the Living Opened March 24, 1938	as Victor Piazza (Original)
	Haiti Opened March 02, 1938	as Roche (Original)
	Sweet Mystery of Life Opened October 11, 1935	as Loretti (Original)
	Yoshe Kalb Opened December 28, 1933	as The Rabbi of Lizhan (Original)
	Firebird Opened November 21, 1932	as Pfeiffer (Original)
	The Merchant of Venice Opened December 02, 1930	as Prince of Morocco (Original)
	The Bonds of Interest Opened October 14, 1929	Performer
	Cyrano de Bergerac Opened December 25, 1928	as Le Comte de Guiche (Original)
	Caponsacchi Opened November 19, 1928	as Venturini (Original)
	An Enemy of the People Opened November 05, 1928	as Mr. Vik (Original)
	The Light of Asia Opened October 09, 1928	as Devadatta, Prince of Koli (Original)
	King Henry V Opened March 15, 1928	as Montjoy (Original)
	Caponsacchi Opened October 26, 1926	as Montini (Original)
	The Immortal Thief Opened October 02, 1926	as A Sailor Spy (Original)
	Cyrano de Bergerac Opened February 18, 1926	as D'Artagnan (Original)
	Hamlet Opened October 10, 1925	as Captain (Original)
	Othello Opened January 10, 1925	as Gentleman of Cyprus (Original)
	Cyrano de Bergerac Opened November 01, 1923	as D'Artagnan (Original) as Cadet of Gascoyne (Original)
	The Bootleggers Opened November 27, 1922	as Lubetsky (Original)