Frederick Perry (Director)

Frederick Perry

	Her Master's Voice Opened October 23, 1933	as Mr. Twilling (Original)
	Marriage for Three Opened November 11, 1931	as Judge Hall (Original)
	Midnight Opened December 29, 1930	as Edward Weldon (Original)
	Saturday's Children Opened January 26, 1927	as Mr. Halevy (Original)
	The Half-caste Opened March 29, 1926	as The Beach Comber (Original)
	Stronger Than Love Opened December 28, 1925	as His Eminence Monseigneur Guido de Bernois (Original)
	Silence Opened November 12, 1924	as Phil Powers (Original)
	The Song and Dance Man Opened December 31, 1923	as Charles B. Nelson (Original)
	Dagmar Opened January 22, 1923	as Count Egon Holl (Original)
	Gringo Opened December 12, 1922	as Chivers (Original)
	Tea for Three Opened September 09, 1918	as The Husband (Original)
	Laurette Taylor in Scenes from Shakespeare Opened April 05, 1918	as Gratiano (Original) as Hortensio (Original)
	Seven Days' Leave Opened January 17, 1918	Performer
	The Rescuing Angel Opened October 08, 1917	Performer
	The Deluge Opened August 20, 1917	Performer
	Margery Daw Opened December 04, 1916	Performer
	On Trial Opened August 19, 1914	Performer
	The High Road Opened November 19, 1912	as Winfield Barnes (Replacement)
	The Model Opened August 31, 1912	as Duncan Coverly (Replacement)
	The First Lady in the Land Opened December 04, 1911	as Aaron Burr (Replacement)
	Sauce for the Goose Opened April 15, 1911	Performer
	Mother Opened September 07, 1910	Performer
	The School for Scandal Opened January 31, 1902	Performer
	Manon Lescaut Opened March 19, 1901	Performer