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Saint Joan
Opened
October 04, 1951
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as The Archbishop of Rheims (Original)
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King Richard II
Opened
January 24, 1951
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as John of Gaunt (Original)
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Medea
Opened
May 02, 1949
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Anne of England
Opened
October 07, 1941
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as John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough (Original)
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Suspect
Opened
April 09, 1940
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as Sir Hugo Const (Original)
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The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
Opened
March 02, 1937
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as Sir William Grant, K.C. (Original)
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King Richard II
Opened
February 05, 1937
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as Henry Bolingbroke (Replacement)
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Tovarich
Opened
October 15, 1936
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as Count Feodor Brekenski (Original)
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On Stage
Opened
October 29, 1935
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as Brooks Carrington (Original)
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Dodsworth
Opened
February 24, 1934
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as Arnold Israel (Original)
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Jezebel
Opened
December 19, 1933
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as General Rand (Original)
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Foolscap
Opened
January 11, 1933
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as George Bernard Shaw (Original)
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Camille
Opened
November 01, 1932
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as Baron De Varville (Original)
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The Truth About Blayds
Opened
April 11, 1932
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as A. L. Royce (Original)
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The Greeks Had a Word for It
Opened
September 25, 1930
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as Justin Emery (Original)
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Mayfair
Opened
March 17, 1930
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Damn Your Honor
Opened
December 30, 1929
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as Governor Waring (Original)
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Scotland Yard
Opened
September 27, 1929
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as Lord. St. Arran (Original)
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Hedda Gabler
Opened
February 02, 1929
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as Judge Brack (Original)
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The Common Sin
Opened
October 15, 1928
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as Henry Banloza (Original)
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The Furies
Opened
March 07, 1928
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as Owen MacDonald (Original)
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Julius Caesar
Opened
June 06, 1927
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as Octavius Caesar (Original)
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The Grand Duchess and the Waiter
Opened
October 13, 1925
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as The Grand Duke Peter (Original)
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She Had to Know
Opened
February 02, 1925
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The Far Cry
Opened
September 30, 1924
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as Count Filippo Sturani (Original)
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The Moon-flower
Opened
February 25, 1924
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Scaramouche
Opened
October 24, 1923
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as Gervais De La Tour (Original)
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