Frank McCormack (Director)

Frank McCormack

Director

Frank McCormack

Director

Born: 1876 in Washington, DC, USA
Death: May 22, 1941 in Connecticut, USA

Roles (47)

	A Case of Youth Opened March 23, 1940	as Dobbs (Original)
	The Man Who Killed Lincoln Opened January 17, 1940	as Lloyd (Original)
	Day in the Sun Opened May 16, 1939	as Horace Grogan (Original)
	I Must Love Someone Opened February 07, 1939	as Joshua Quackendall (Original)
	Tide Rising Opened January 25, 1937	as Mr. Kelly (Original)
	In the Bag Opened December 17, 1936	as Detective Harrigan (Original) Staging
	Jackson White Opened April 20, 1935	as Elijah Bark (Original)
	The Monster Opened February 10, 1933	Staging
	The Web Opened June 27, 1932	Staging
	Border-land Opened March 29, 1932	Staging
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1931 Opened July 01, 1931	as Boy (Original) as Guest in "Broadway Reverie" (Original)
	Kidding Kidders Opened April 23, 1928	Staging
	The Wasp's Nest Opened October 25, 1927	as Hank (Original) Director
	The Matinee Girl Opened February 01, 1926	as Ensemble (Original)
	Easy Terms Opened September 21, 1925	Staging
	The Gorilla Opened April 28, 1925	as Mr. Garrity (Original)
	The Undercurrent Opened February 03, 1925	Staging
	Chicken Feed Opened September 24, 1923	as Jim Bailey (Original)
	The Bootleggers Opened November 27, 1922	Staging
	The Monster Opened August 09, 1922	as "Red" Mackenzie (Original)
	The Bonehead Opened April 12, 1920	Staging
	Come-on Charlie Opened April 08, 1919	Performer
	The Unknown Purple Opened September 14, 1918	Performer
	Chu Chin Chow Opened October 22, 1917	as Mukbill (Original)
	Step This Way Opened May 29, 1916	Staging
	Very Good Eddie Opened December 23, 1915	Staging
	Experience Opened October 27, 1914	as Crime (Replacement)
	A Thousand Years Ago Opened January 06, 1914	Performer
	The Silver Wedding Opened August 11, 1913	as Ottomar Klotz (Replacement)
	Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Opened November 07, 1912	Performer
	Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman Opened November 01, 1910	Performer
	The Sacrament of Judas Opened December 21, 1903	as Chapin (Replacement)
	Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman Opened October 27, 1903	as Crawshay (Replacement)
	Divorcons Opened May 26, 1902	Performer
	Becky Sharp Opened September 12, 1899	as Lord Southdown (Replacement)

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Frank McCormack

Director

Frank McCormack

Director

Roles (47)

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Director

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