A.S. Byron (Director)

A.S. Byron

Director

A.S. Byron

Director

Also Known As: Arthur Byron
Born: Jan 30, 1876 in Barnesville, OH, USA
Death: Feb 05, 1943 in Hollywood, CA, USA

Roles (27)

	Stop-Over Opened January 11, 1938	as Matt Scanlon (Original)
	Hamlet Opened October 08, 1936	as Polonius (Original)
	Saint Joan Opened March 09, 1936	as The Inquisitor (Original)
	The Devil Passes Opened January 04, 1932	as D.C. Magnus (Original)
	Five Star Final Opened December 30, 1930	as Randall (Original)
	One, Two, Three Opened September 29, 1930	as Nordson (Original)
	Killers Opened March 13, 1928	as Conners (Original)
	The Marquise Opened November 14, 1927	as The Compte, Raoul De Vriaac (Original)
	Black Velvet Opened September 27, 1927	as General John William Darr (Original)
	Padlocks of 1927 Opened July 05, 1927	Performer
	Lady Do Opened April 18, 1927	as William Walthal (Original)
	Lace Petticoat Opened January 04, 1927	as Pere Modeste (Original)
	The Shelf Opened September 27, 1926	as U.S. Senator Risdale (Original)
	Not Herbert Opened January 26, 1926	as Fanshaw (Original)
	The Kiss in a Taxi Opened August 25, 1925	as Leon Lambert (Original)
	Spring Cleaning Opened November 09, 1923	as Richard Sones (Original)
	The Ghost Between Opened March 22, 1921	as Dr. John Dillard (Original)
	Transplanting Jean Opened January 03, 1921	as Comte de Larsac (Original) as Comte de Larsac (Original) as Comte de Larsac (Original)
	Tea for Three Opened September 09, 1918	as The Friend (Original)
	Nancy Lee Opened April 09, 1918	Performer
	The Boomerang Opened August 10, 1915	as Dr. Gerald Sumner (Original)
	The Sign of the Rose Opened October 11, 1911	Performer
	The Gay Life Opened April 19, 1909	Performer
	The Stranger Opened December 22, 2024	Performer

A.S. Byron

Director

A.S. Byron

Director

Roles (27)

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