Mildred Natwick (Performer)

Mildred Natwick

Performer

Mildred Natwick

Performer

Born: Jun 19, 1905 in Baltimore, Maryland
Death: Oct 25, 1994 in New York, New York

Roles (31)

	Bedroom Farce Opened March 29, 1979	as Delia (Replacement)
	70, Girls, 70 Opened April 15, 1971	as Ida Dodd (Original)
	Our Town Opened November 27, 1969	as Mrs. Gibbs (Original)
	Barefoot in the Park Opened October 23, 1963	as Mrs. Banks (Original)
	Critic's Choice Opened December 14, 1960	as Charlotte Orr (Original)
	The Good Soup Opened March 02, 1960	as Angele (Original) as Armand's Mother (Original) as Marie-Paule's Mother (Original)
	The Firstborn Opened April 29, 1958	as Miriam (Original)
	The Day the Money Stopped Opened February 20, 1958	as Kathie Morrow (Original)
	The Waltz of the Toreadors Opened January 17, 1957	as Mme. St. Pé (Original)
	The Grass Harp Opened March 27, 1952	as Dolly Talbo (Original)
	The Playboy of the Western World Opened October 26, 1946	as Widow Quin (Original)
	Candida Opened April 03, 1946	as Miss Proserpine Garnett (Original)
	Blithe Spirit Opened September 06, 1943	as Madame Arcati (Original)
	Candida Opened April 27, 1942	as Miss Proserpine Garnett (Original)
	Blithe Spirit Opened November 05, 1941	as Madame Arcati (Original)
	The Lady Who Came to Stay Opened January 02, 1941	as Milly (Original)
	Christmas Eve Opened December 27, 1939	as Mother McGlory (Original)
	Stars in Your Eyes Opened February 09, 1939	as Bess (Original)
	Missouri Legend Opened September 19, 1938	as The Widow Weeks (Original)
	The Star-Wagon Opened September 29, 1937	as Mrs. Rutledge (Original)
	Candida Opened March 10, 1937	as Miss Proserpine Garnett (Original)
	Love from a Stranger Opened September 21, 1936	as Ethel (Original)
	End of Summer Opened February 17, 1936	as Mrs. Wyler (Original)
	Night in the House Opened November 07, 1935	as May Beringer (Original)
	The Distaff Side Opened September 25, 1934	as Mrs. Venables (Original)
	The Wind and the Rain Opened February 01, 1934	as Mrs. McFie (Original)
	Spring in Autumn Opened October 24, 1933	as Pura (Original)
	Amourette Opened September 27, 1933	as Drusilla Thorpe (Original)
	Carry Nation Opened October 29, 1932	as Mrs. Noble (Original)