Albert G. Andrews (Performer)

Albert G. Andrews

Performer

Albert G. Andrews

Performer

Also Known As: A. G. Andrews, Albert Garcia Andrews, Albert G. Andrews
Born: 1867 in London, ENGLAND
Death: Nov 26, 1950 in New York, NY, USA

Roles (36)

	The Cherry Orchard Opened January 25, 1944	as Firs (Original)
	The Seventh Trumpet Opened November 21, 1941	as Sam Brodribb (Original)
	Love for Love Opened June 03, 1940	as Buckram (Original)
	Leave Her to Heaven Opened February 27, 1940	as Mr. Henstridge (Original)
	The Importance of Being Earnest Opened January 12, 1939	as Merriman (Original)
	Lorelei Opened November 29, 1938	as Priest (Original)
	King Richard II Opened February 05, 1937	as Gardener (Replacement)
	Aged 26 Opened December 21, 1936	as Dr. Sawrey (Original)
	Love from a Stranger Opened September 21, 1936	as Hodgson (Original)
	Alice Takat Opened February 10, 1936	as Fritz (Original)
	Laburnum Grove Opened January 14, 1935	as Joe Fletten (Original)
	Richard of Bordeaux Opened February 14, 1934	as Sir Simon Burley (Original)
	The School for Scandal Opened November 10, 1931	as Moses (Original)
	The Truth Game Opened December 27, 1930	as Sir Joshua Grimshaw (Original)
	A Strong Man's House Opened September 16, 1929	as John McGarrick (Original)
	Becky Sharp Opened June 03, 1929	as General Tufto (Original)
	A Play Without a Name Opened November 26, 1928	as Uncle Oliver (Original)
	Revolt Opened October 31, 1928	as Dr. Salter (Original)
	The Garden of Eden Opened September 27, 1927	as Baron Laperau (Original)
	What Never Dies Opened December 28, 1926	as Peter (Original)
	King Henry IV, Part I Opened May 31, 1926	as Bardolph (Original)
	Fool's Bells Opened December 22, 1925	as Mr. Dudenspitz (Original) as Rudolph Hewitt (Original)
	The Man with a Load of Mischief Opened October 26, 1925	as An Innkeeper (Original)
	New Brooms Opened November 17, 1924	as Rev. Philip Dow (Original)
	She Stoops to Conquer Opened June 09, 1924	as Roger (Original)
	Casanova Opened September 26, 1923	as The Innkeeper (Original)
	The School for Scandal Opened June 04, 1923	as Moses (Original)
	Pasteur Opened March 12, 1923	as Theodore Meister (Original)
	La Tendresse Opened September 25, 1922	as Guerin (Original)
	Marjolaine Opened January 24, 1922	as Admiral Sir Peter Antrobus (Original)
	A Prince There Was Opened December 24, 1918	Performer
	The King Opened November 20, 1917	Performer
	Little Lady in Blue Opened December 21, 1916	Performer
	Hobson's Choice Opened November 02, 1915	Performer

Albert G. Andrews

Performer

Albert G. Andrews

Performer

Roles (36)

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