Thomas Mitchell (Director)

Thomas Mitchell

Director

Thomas Mitchell

Director

Born: Jul 11, 1895 in Elizabeth, NJ, USA
Death: Dec 17, 1962 in Beverly Hills, CA, USA

Roles (37)

	Cut of the Axe Opened February 01, 1960	as Rollie Evans (Original)
	Hazel Flagg Opened February 11, 1953	as Dr. Downer (Original)
	The Biggest Thief in Town Opened March 30, 1949	as Bert Hutchins (Original)
	Death of a Salesman Opened February 10, 1949	as Willy Loman (Replacement)
	An Inspector Calls Opened October 21, 1947	as Inspector Goole (Original)
	Crazy with the Heat Opened January 30, 1941	Performer
	Stick-in-the-Mud Opened November 26, 1935	as Paw Meriwether (Original) Staging
	At Home Abroad Opened September 19, 1935	Dialogue Staging
	Something Gay Opened April 29, 1935	Staging
	Fly Away Home Opened January 15, 1935	as James Masters (Original) Staging
	Calling All Stars Opened December 13, 1934	Director of Dialogue and Sketches
	Twenty-five Dollars an Hour Opened May 10, 1933	Staging Producer
	Forsaking All Others Opened March 01, 1933	Staging
	Honeymoon Opened December 23, 1932	as Bob Taylor (Original) Staging
	Clear All Wires Opened September 14, 1932	as Buckley Joyce Thomas (Original)
	Riddle Me This Opened February 25, 1932	as McKinley (Original)
	Cloudy with Showers Opened September 01, 1931	Writer as Peter Hammill (Original) Staging
	Little Accident Opened October 09, 1928	Writer as Norman Overbeck (Original)
	Nightstick Opened November 10, 1927	as Tommy Glennon (Original)
	Blood Money Opened August 22, 1927	as James Bolton (Original)
	Glory Hallelujah Opened April 06, 1926	Writer
	The Wisdom Tooth Opened February 15, 1926	as Bemis (Original)
	Kiki Opened November 29, 1921	as Adolphe (Original)
	The Playboy of the Western World Opened April 16, 1921	as Christy Mahon (Original)
	Not So Long Ago Opened May 04, 1920	as Sam Robinson (Original)
	Dark Rosaleen Opened April 22, 1919	Performer
	Redemption Opened October 03, 1918	as Artyomyeff (Original)
	Crops and Croppers Opened September 12, 1918	Performer
	Nju Opened March 22, 1917	Performer
	Under Sentence Opened October 03, 1916	Performer