Harold De Becker (Performer)

Harold De Becker

Performer

Harold De Becker

Performer

Also Known As: Master Harold De Becker
Born: Jun 08, 1889 in London, ENGLAND
Death: Jul 23, 1947 in Hollywood, CA, USA

Roles (37)

	Charley's Aunt Opened October 17, 1940	as Brassett (Original)
	The Woman Brown Opened December 08, 1939	as Porter (Original)
	Foreigners Opened December 05, 1939	as William (Original)
	Among Those Sailing Opened February 11, 1936	as Hodges (Original)
	Weather Permitting Opened May 23, 1935	as Beevers (Original)
	Her Man of Wax Opened October 11, 1933	as Guide (Original)
	Hangman's Whip Opened February 24, 1933	as Jakey (Original)
	The Silent House Opened November 08, 1932	as Ho-Fang (Original)
	The Web Opened June 27, 1932	as Moto Ishada (Original)
	Miss Gulliver Travels Opened November 25, 1931	as Lem Fink (Original)
	The Silent Witness Opened March 23, 1931	as Henry Hammer (Original)
	The Skull Opened April 23, 1928	as Harry Alsing (Original)
	Maya Opened February 21, 1928	as The Cockney (Original) as The East Indian (Original)
	Blood Money Opened August 22, 1927	as Wu Fang (Original)
	Savages Under the Skin Opened March 24, 1927	as Wong (Original)
	The Witch Opened November 18, 1926	as Master Johannes (Original)
	The Blonde Sinner Opened July 14, 1926	as Jack Conelly (Original)
	Simon Called Peter Opened November 10, 1924	as Private Sharp (Original)
	The Blue Bird Opened December 23, 1923	as Tylette (Original)
	In the Night Watch Opened January 29, 1921	as Surgeon Ribot (Original)
	Marry the Poor Girl Opened September 25, 1920	as Bradley Littlefield (Original)
	Three's a Crowd Opened December 04, 1919	as Sir Alan Forbes (Original)
	Penny Wise Opened March 10, 1919	Performer
	The Voice of Mcconnell Opened December 25, 1918	as Douglas Graham (Original)
	Mr. Barnum Opened September 09, 1918	Performer
	The Willow Tree Opened March 06, 1917	Performer
	Hobson's Choice Opened November 02, 1915	Performer
	Innocent Opened September 09, 1914	Performer
	The Typhoon Opened March 11, 1912	Performer
	The Balkan Princess Opened February 09, 1911	as Chorus (Replacement) as Lounger at the Bohemian Restaurant (Replacement)

Harold De Becker

Performer

Harold De Becker

Performer

Roles (37)

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