George White (Choreographer)

George White

Choreographer

George White

Choreographer

Also Known As: George Weitz
Born: Mar 12, 1892 in New York, NY, USA
Death: Nov 11, 1968 in Hollywood, CA, USA

Roles (72)

	A Murderer Among Us Opened March 25, 1964	Book Adaptation
	George White's Scandals [1939] Opened August 28, 1939	Sketches Staging Choreographer Producer
	George White's Scandals [1936] Opened December 25, 1935	Sketches Conception Director Producer
	Run, Little Chillun Opened March 01, 1933	as Pilgrim Choir (Original)
	Melody Opened February 14, 1933	Director Producer
	George White's Music Hall Varieties [1932] Opened January 02, 1933	Book Staging Producer Featured Songs Featured Song Lyrics
	George White's Scandals [1931] Opened September 14, 1931	Book Staging Producer
	Flying High Opened March 03, 1930	Director Producer
	George White's Scandals [1929] Opened September 23, 1929	Book Music Lyrics Performer Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1928] Opened July 02, 1928	Book Staging Musical Staging Producer
	Manhattan Mary Opened September 26, 1927	Book as Himself (Original) Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1926] Opened June 14, 1926	Book Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1925] Opened June 22, 1925	Book Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1924] Opened June 30, 1924	Book Staging Producer
	Runnin' Wild Opened October 29, 1923	Producer
	George White's Scandals [1923] Opened June 18, 1923	Book Director Producer
	George White's Scandals [1922] Opened August 28, 1922	Book Performer Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1921] Opened July 11, 1921	Book Performer Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1920] Opened June 07, 1920	Book Performer Staging Producer
	George White's Scandals [1919] Opened June 02, 1919	Book Lyrics as The Dancing Leading Man (Original) Musical Staging Producer
	Miss 1917 Opened November 05, 1917	Performer
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1915 Opened June 21, 1915	Performer
	The Pleasure Seekers Opened November 03, 1913	as Jack Hemingway (Replacement)
	Who's Who? Opened September 11, 1913	Performer
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1911 Opened June 26, 1911	Performer
	The Echo Opened August 17, 1910	as Don Ferris (Replacement)