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These Two
Opened
May 07, 1934
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as Mr. Gregory (Original)
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Late One Evening
Opened
January 09, 1933
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as General Coulsden (Original)
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Free for All
Opened
September 08, 1931
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as Stephen Potter, Sr. (Original)
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Meteor
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December 23, 1929
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Dinner Is Served
Opened
August 15, 1929
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as John Barron (Original)
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The Marriage Bed
Opened
January 07, 1929
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as Gilbert Reid (Original)
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Good News
Opened
September 06, 1927
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as Professor Kenyon (Original)
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The Constant Nymph
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December 09, 1926
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as Charles Churchill (Original)
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Still Waters
Opened
March 01, 1926
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as Canon Kewback (Original)
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All Wet
Opened
July 06, 1925
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as Higgins (Original)
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Director
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His Queen
Opened
May 11, 1925
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Mrs. Partridge Presents
Opened
January 05, 1925
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as Philip Partridge (Original)
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The Little Angel
Opened
September 27, 1924
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as Stephen Toth (Original)
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A Lesson in Love
Opened
September 24, 1923
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Dreams for Sale
Opened
September 13, 1922
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as Rufus Baldwin (Original)
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Sonya
Opened
August 15, 1921
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as Prince Paul (Original)
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The Three Musketeers
Opened
May 19, 1921
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as Armand, Jean Duplesis, Duc de Richelieu (Original)
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The Red Dawn
Opened
August 06, 1919
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The Off Chance
Opened
February 14, 1918
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as Major Bagleigh (Original)
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Billeted
Opened
December 25, 1917
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The Fugitive
Opened
March 19, 1917
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The Man Who Came Back
Opened
September 02, 1916
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as Thomas Potter (Replacement)
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Treasure Island
Opened
December 01, 1915
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as Long John Silver (Original)
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Director
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The Clever Ones
Opened
January 28, 1915
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The Marriage of Columbine
Opened
November 10, 1914
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Marrying Money
Opened
March 18, 1914
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The Five Frankfurters
Opened
March 03, 1913
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June Madness
Opened
September 25, 1912
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The Thunderbolt
Opened
November 16, 1911
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The Learned Ladies
Opened
November 09, 1911
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The Lady from the Sea
Opened
November 06, 1911
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as Ballested (Replacement)
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The Lights o' London
Opened
May 01, 1911
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The School for Scandal
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January 31, 1902
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