Hubert Druce (Director)

Hubert Druce

Director

Hubert Druce

Director

Also Known As: Herbert Druce
Born: May 20, 1870 in Twickenham, Middlesex, ENGLAND
Death: Apr 06, 1931 in New York, NY, USA

Roles (32)

	The Admirable Crichton Opened March 09, 1931	as The Bard of Loam (Original)
	Marseilles Opened November 17, 1930	as Escartefigue (Original)
	Topaze Opened August 18, 1930	as Muche (Original)
	Topaze Opened February 12, 1930	as Muche (Original)
	Freddy Opened July 16, 1929	as Andrew Toomley (Original)
	Uncle Vanya Opened May 24, 1929	as Alexander Vladimirovich Serebryakov (Original)
	Mystery Square Opened April 04, 1929	as The President (Original)
	Lady Dedlock Opened December 31, 1928	as Inspector Bucket (Original)
	The Command Performance Opened October 03, 1928	as Nicholas, King of Wallachia (Original)
	The Play's the Thing Opened April 09, 1928	as Mansky (Original)
	The Play's the Thing Opened November 03, 1926	as Mansky (Original)
	You Can't Win Opened February 16, 1926	Director Producer
	The Master of the Inn Opened December 21, 1925	Staging Producer
	The School for Scandal Opened October 22, 1925	as Sir Peter Teazle (Original) Director Producer
	The Little Minister Opened March 23, 1925	as Earl of Rintoul (Original)
	Tangletoes Opened February 17, 1925	Director
	Seventh Heaven Opened October 30, 1922	as Boul' (Original)
	Manhattan Opened August 15, 1922	as Paget (Original)
	The Pigeon Opened February 02, 1922	as Timson (Original)
	Deburau Opened December 23, 1920	as Robillard (Original)
	The Unwritten Chapter Opened October 11, 1920	as General Howe (Original)
	Augustus Does His Bit Opened March 12, 1919	as Augustus (Original)
	Laurette Taylor in Scenes from Shakespeare Opened April 05, 1918	as Duke of Venice (Original) as Gremio (Original)
	Happiness Opened December 31, 1917	Performer
	Out There Opened March 27, 1917	Performer
	Please Help Emily Opened August 14, 1916	Performer

Hubert Druce

Director

Hubert Druce

Director

Roles (32)

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