Shirley Booth (Performer)

Shirley Booth

Performer

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Shirley Booth

Performer

Also Known As: Marjory Ford, Thelma Booth, Thelma Booth Ford
Born: Aug 30, 1898 in New York, New York
Death: Oct 16, 1992 in North Chatham, Massachusetts

Roles (34)

	Hay Fever Opened November 09, 1970	as Judith Bliss (Original)
	Look to the Lilies Opened March 29, 1970	as Mother Maria (Original)
	The 22nd Annual Tony Awards - 1968 Opened April 21, 1968	as Presenter (Original)
	A Second String Opened April 13, 1960	as Fanny (Original)
	Juno Opened March 09, 1959	as Juno Boyle (Original)
	Miss Isobel Opened December 26, 1957	as Mrs. Ackroyd (Original)
	The Desk Set Opened October 24, 1955	as Bunny Watson (Original)
	By the Beautiful Sea Opened April 08, 1954	as Lottie Gibson (Original)
	The Time of the Cuckoo Opened October 15, 1952	as Leona Samish (Original)
	A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Opened April 19, 1951	as Cissy (Original)
	Come Back, Little Sheba Opened February 15, 1950	as Lola (Original)
	Love Me Long Opened November 07, 1949	as Abby Quinn (Original)
	Goodbye, My Fancy Opened November 17, 1948	as Grace Woods (Original)
	The Men We Marry Opened January 16, 1948	as Maggie Welch (Original)
	Land's End Opened December 11, 1946	as Susan Pengilly (Original)
	Hollywood Pinafore Opened May 31, 1945	as Louhedda Hopsons (Original)
	Tomorrow the World Opened April 14, 1943	as Leona Richards (Original)
	My Sister Eileen Opened December 26, 1940	as Ruth Sherwood (Original)
	The Philadelphia Story Opened March 28, 1939	as Elizabeth Imbrie (Original)
	Too Many Heroes Opened November 15, 1937	as Carrie Nolan (Original)
	Excursion Opened April 09, 1937	as Mrs. Loschavio (Original)
	Three Men on a Horse Opened January 30, 1935	as Mabel (Original)
	After Such Pleasures Opened February 07, 1934	Performer
	The Mask and the Face Opened May 08, 1933	as Elisa Zanotti (Original)
	Coastwise Opened November 30, 1931	as Annie Duval (Original)
	The Camels Are Coming Opened October 02, 1931	as Bobby Marchante (Original)
	School for Virtue Opened April 21, 1931	as Marg (Original)
	Claire Adams Opened November 19, 1929	as Leah (Original)
	The War Song Opened September 24, 1928	as Emily Rosen (Original)
	High Gear Opened October 06, 1927	as Mary Marshall (Original)
	Buy, Buy, Baby Opened October 07, 1926	as Betty Hamilton (Original)
	Laff That Off Opened November 02, 1925	as Peggy Bryant (Original)
	Hell's Bells Opened January 26, 1925	as Nan Winchester (Original)

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Awards

Tony Award
1953	Best Actress in a Play	The Time of the Cuckoo	Winner
1950	Best Actress in a Play	Come Back, Little Sheba	Winner
1949	Best Featured Actress in a Play	Goodbye, My Fancy	Winner

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