Luella Gear (Performer)

Luella Gear

Performer

Luella Gear

Performer

Born: Sep 05, 1897 in New York, NY, USA
Death: Apr 03, 1980 in New York, NY, USA

Roles (37)

	Four Winds Opened September 25, 1957	as Audrey Pender (Original)
	Sabrina Fair Opened November 11, 1953	as Julia Ward McKinlock (Original)
	To Be Continued Opened April 23, 1952	as Silvie Martineau (Original)
	My Romance Opened October 19, 1948	as Octavia Fotheringham (Original)
	That Old Devil Opened June 05, 1944	as Martha Blair (Original)
	Count Me in Opened October 08, 1942	as Mama (Original) as Sergeant Brandywine (Original) as The Southwest (Original)
	Pie in the Sky Opened December 22, 1941	as Vera Trenton (Original)
	Crazy with the Heat Opened January 30, 1941	Performer Performer
	The Streets of Paris Opened June 19, 1939	as "The French Have a Word for It" Featured Performer (Original) as First Woman (Original) as Marie (Original) as Mrs. Migglesworth (Original) as Mrs. Satterthwaite Chalmers (Original) as Odette De Brioche (Original) as Second Girl (Original)
	Love in My Fashion Opened December 03, 1937	as Pamela Pennington (Original)
	On Your Toes Opened April 11, 1936	as Peggy Porterfield (Original)
	Life Begins at 8:40 Opened August 27, 1934	as "I Couldn't Hold My Man" Singer (Original) as Agatha (Original) as Frou-Frou (Original) as The Bride (Original) as The First Lady (Original) as The Rose (Original) as The Window Dresser's Wife (Original) as Winnie Whittlebone (Original)
	Gay Divorce Opened November 29, 1932	as Hortense (Original)
	Ups-a Daisy Opened October 08, 1928	as Ethel Billings (Original)
	The Optimists Opened January 30, 1928	Performer
	Queen High Opened September 08, 1926	as Florence Cole (Original)
	Poppy Opened September 03, 1923	as Mary Delafield (Original)
	Elsie Opened April 02, 1923	as Margery Hammond (Original)
	A Bachelor's Night Opened October 17, 1921	as Amelia Annesley (Original)
	The Gold Diggers Opened September 30, 1919	as Eleanor Montgomery (Original)
	Love O' Mike Opened January 15, 1917	as Luella (Original)