Robert Alton (Choreographer)

Robert Alton

Choreographer

Robert Alton

Choreographer

Also Known As: Bob Alton
Born: Jan 28, 1906 in Bennington, VT, USA
Death: Jun 12, 1957 in Los Angeles, CA, USA

Roles (37)

	Judy Garland Opened September 26, 1956	Staging
	The Vamp Opened November 10, 1955	Choreographer Production Supervisor
	Me and Juliet Opened May 28, 1953	Dance and Musical Number Staging
	Hazel Flagg Opened February 11, 1953	Musical Staging Production Supervisor
	Pal Joey Opened January 03, 1952	Dances and Musical Numbers Staged by Production Supervisor
	Laffing Room Only Opened December 23, 1944	Choreographer
	Early to Bed Opened June 17, 1943	Choreographer
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1943 Opened April 01, 1943	Choreographer
	Count Me in Opened October 08, 1942	Choreographer
	By Jupiter Opened June 03, 1942	Choreographer
	Sons O' Fun Opened December 01, 1941	Choreographer
	Pal Joey Opened December 25, 1940	Choreographer
	Panama Hattie Opened October 30, 1940	Choreographer
	Higher and Higher Opened April 04, 1940	Choreographer Choreographer
	Two for the Show Opened February 08, 1940	Musical Staging
	Du Barry Was a Lady Opened December 06, 1939	Choreographer
	Too Many Girls Opened October 18, 1939	Musical Staging
	The Streets of Paris Opened June 19, 1939	Staging of Dances and Ensembles
	One for the Money Opened February 04, 1939	Musical Staging
	Leave It to Me! Opened November 09, 1938	Choreographer
	You Never Know Opened September 21, 1938	Choreographer
	Between the Devil Opened December 22, 1937	Dances and Principals' Numbers Staged by
	Hooray for What! Opened December 01, 1937	Dances Director
	The Show Is On Opened December 25, 1936	Choreographer
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1936 Opened January 30, 1936	Choreographer
	Parade Opened May 20, 1935	Musical and dance numbers supervised and staged by
	Thumbs Up! Opened December 27, 1934	Choreographer
	Anything Goes Opened November 21, 1934	Dances and ensembles
	Life Begins at 8:40 Opened August 27, 1934	Choreographer
	Keep Moving Opened August 23, 1934	"Command to Love" Dance Staging
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1934 Opened January 04, 1934	Additional Dances Staged by
	Hold Your Horses Opened September 25, 1933	All Dances, Ensembles and Principals' Dances
	The Greenwich Village Follies [1924] Opened September 16, 1924	Performer