George M. Cohan (Director)

George M. Cohan

Director

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George M. Cohan

Director

Also Known As: George M. Cohan
Born: Jul 03, 1878 in Providence, Rhode Island
Death: Nov 05, 1942 in New York, New York

Roles (230)

	Little Johnny Jones Opened March 21, 1982	Book Music Lyrics
	Tintypes Opened October 23, 1980	Featured Songs
	The American Dance Machine Opened June 14, 1978	Featured Songs
	Dancin' Opened March 27, 1978	Featured Songs Featured Songs with Lyrics
	George M! Opened April 10, 1968	Music Lyrics
	The Return of the Vagabond Opened May 17, 1940	Writer as The Vagabond (Original) Producer
	I'd Rather Be Right Opened November 02, 1937	as The President of the United States (Original)
	Fulton of Oak Falls Opened February 10, 1937	Writer as Ed Fulton (Original) Producer
	Dear Old Darling Opened March 02, 1936	Writer as Calvin Miller (Original) Producer
	Seven Keys to Baldpate Opened May 27, 1935	Book Adaptation as William Hallowell McGee (Original)
	Ah, Wilderness! Opened October 02, 1933	as Nat Miller (Original)
	Pigeons and People Opened January 16, 1933	Writer as Parker (Original) Producer
	Friendship Opened August 31, 1931	Writer as Joe Townsend (Original) Staging Producer
	Sweet and Low Opened November 17, 1930	Featured Songs
	The Rhapsody Opened September 15, 1930	Producer
	The Song and Dance Man Opened June 16, 1930	Writer as Hap Farrell (Original) Producer
	The Tavern Opened May 19, 1930	as The Vagabond (Original) Producer
	Gambling Opened August 26, 1929	Writer as Draper (Original) Producer
	Vermont Opened January 07, 1929	Producer
	Billie Opened October 01, 1928	Book Music Lyrics Source Material (from the farce "Broadway Jones") Producer
	By Request Opened September 27, 1928	Producer
	Elmer the Great Opened September 24, 1928	Producer
	Whispering Friends Opened February 20, 1928	Writer Producer
	Los Angeles Opened December 19, 1927	Producer
	The Merry Malones Opened September 26, 1927	Book Music Lyrics as John Malone (Original) Producer
	Baby Cyclone Opened September 12, 1927	Writer Producer
	Yellow Opened September 21, 1926	Producer
	The Home Towners Opened August 23, 1926	Writer Supervisor
	American Born Opened October 05, 1925	Writer as Joseph Gilson (Original) Staging Producer
	The Song and Dance Man Opened December 31, 1923	Writer as John Farrell (Original) Producer
	The Rise of Rosie O'Reilly Opened December 25, 1923	Book Music Lyrics Production Supervisor Producer
	Two Fellows and a Girl Opened July 19, 1923	Producer
	Little Nellie Kelly Opened November 13, 1922	Book Music Lyrics Director Production Supervisor Producer
	So This Is London Opened August 30, 1922	Producer
	Madeleine and the Movies Opened March 06, 1922	Writer Staging Producer
	The O'Brien Girl Opened October 03, 1921	Producer
	The Tavern Opened May 23, 1921	Performer Director Producer
	Nemesis Opened April 04, 1921	Producer
	Mary Opened October 18, 1920	Production Supervisor Producer
	The Meanest Man in the World Opened October 12, 1920	as Richard Clarke (Original) Producer
	The Tavern Opened September 27, 1920	Producer
	Genius and the Crowd Opened September 06, 1920	Staging Producer
	The Night Boat Opened February 02, 1920	Additional Lyrics Additional Music
	The Royal Vagabond Opened February 17, 1919	Additional Numbers
	The Voice of Mcconnell Opened December 25, 1918	Writer Music Lyrics Director
	A Prince There Was Opened December 24, 1918	Writer Performer
	Good Luck, Sam! Opened November 25, 1918	Producer
	Out There Opened May 17, 1918	Performer
	The Cohan Revue of 1918 Opened December 31, 1917	Book Music Lyrics Staging Musical Staging
	Get-rich-quick Wallingford Opened May 17, 1917	Writer
	The Cohan Revue of 1916 Opened February 09, 1916	Book Music Lyrics Staging Producer
	Hit-the-trail-holiday Opened September 13, 1915	Written
	Hello, Broadway! Opened December 25, 1914	Book as George Babbitt (Replacement) as Leo Getrichstein (Replacement) as The Defensive Attorney (Replacement) Lyrics Staging Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Music
	The Miracle Man Opened September 21, 1914	Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Written
	Seven Keys to Baldpate Opened September 22, 1913	Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Written
	Broadway Jones Opened September 23, 1912	Writer as Jackson "Broadway" Jones (Replacement)
	Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway Opened March 14, 1912	Book Music Performer Lyrics Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Music
	Officer 666 Opened January 29, 1912	Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Directed
	Vera Violetta Opened November 20, 1911	Additional music Additional lyrics
	The Little Millionaire Opened September 25, 1911	Book as Robert Spooner (Replacement) Lyrics Staging Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Music
	Get-rich-quick Wallingford Opened September 19, 1910	Writer Staging Produced by Cohan & Harris; <br> Music
	Little Johnny Jones Opened April 22, 1907	Book Music Lyrics
	Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway Opened November 05, 1906	Writer Lyrics Staging
	Gallops Opened February 12, 1906	Additional music
	Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway Opened January 01, 1906	Writer Music Lyrics Staging
	Little Johnny Jones Opened November 13, 1905	Book Music Lyrics Staging
	Little Johnny Jones Opened November 07, 1904	Book Music Performer Lyrics Director