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Kind Sir
Opened
November 04, 1953
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as Carl Miller (Original)
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Point of No Return
Opened
December 13, 1951
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as Malcolm Bryant (Original)
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The Tower Beyond Tragedy
Opened
November 26, 1950
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Dance Me a Song
Opened
January 20, 1950
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Memphis Bound!
Opened
May 24, 1945
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Porgy and Bess
Opened
February 07, 1944
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Porgy and Bess
Opened
September 13, 1943
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Count Me in
Opened
October 08, 1942
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Yours, A. Lincoln
Opened
July 09, 1942
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Gratefully Yours
Opened
April 07, 1942
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Porgy and Bess
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January 22, 1942
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Romeo and Juliet
Opened
May 09, 1940
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Christmas Eve
Opened
December 27, 1939
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as Doctor Harris (Original)
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Aries Is Rising
Opened
November 21, 1939
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They Knew What They Wanted
Opened
October 02, 1939
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Stars in Your Eyes
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February 09, 1939
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The Girl from Wyoming
Opened
October 29, 1938
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On the Rocks
Opened
June 15, 1938
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Russet Mantle
Opened
January 16, 1936
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On Stage
Opened
October 29, 1935
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The Distant Shore
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February 21, 1935
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The Farmer Takes a Wife
Opened
October 30, 1934
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Alison's House
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December 01, 1930
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as Richard Knowles (Original)
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Siegfried
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October 20, 1930
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The Open Door
Opened
January 27, 1930
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The Living Corpse
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December 06, 1929
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as Court Attendant (Original)
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Mademoiselle Bourrat
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October 07, 1929
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The Cherry Orchard
Opened
September 23, 1929
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The Seagull
Opened
September 16, 1929
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as Konstantin Treplev (Original)
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Katerina
Opened
February 25, 1929
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Peter Pan
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November 26, 1928
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as A Cabman (Original)
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as Cookson (Original)
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The Cherry Orchard
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October 15, 1928
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L'invitation Au Voyage
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October 04, 1928
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The Would-be Gentleman
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October 01, 1928
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as Dancing Dervish (Original)
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as Second Lackey (Original)
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The Good Hope
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October 18, 1927
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