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Charles Purcell

ActorBorn 1885, died 1962On stage 1908 to 194617 productions on this page

Charles Purcell
New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.]), April 6, 1919

Charles Purcell (1885–1962) was an American singer-actor whose Broadway credits included originating leading roles in Sigmund Romberg's Maytime (1917) and Rodgers and Hart's Dearest Enemy (1925), and later appearing in Park Avenue.

On stage

17 productions, 38 years
1908
The Golden ButterflyBroadway Broadway Theatre. Revival. Directed by A. M. Holbrook
48 performances
1914
Pretty Mrs. SmithBroadway Casino Theatre. Original. Directed by T. Daniel Frawley
48 performances
1916
Flora BellaBroadway Casino Theatre. Original. Directed by Richard Ordynski
112 performances
1917
MaytimeBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Edward Temple
492 performances
1917
My Lady's GloveBroadway Lyric Theatre. Original. Directed by J. C. Huffman
16 performances
1918
The Melting of MollyBroadway Broadhurst Theatre. Original. Directed by Oscar Eagle
88 performances
1919
Monte Cristo, Jr.Broadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by J. C. Huffman
254 performances
1919
The Magic MelodyBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Jack Manning
143 performances
1920
Poor Little Ritz GirlBroadway Central Theatre. Original. Directed by Lew Fields
93 performances
1921
The Rose GirlBroadway Ambassador Theatre. Original. Directed by J. C. Huffman
100 performances
1925
Dearest EnemyBroadway Knickerbocker Theatre. Original. Directed by John Murray Anderson, Charles Sinclair, Harry Ford
286 performances
1926
Oh, PleaseBroadway Fulton Theatre. Original. Directed by Hassard Short
75 performances
1927
JudyBroadway Royale Theatre. Original. Directed by John Hayden
96 performances
1930
The Chocolate SoldierBroadway Jolsons 59th Street Theatre. Revival. Directed by Milton Aborn
25 performances
1931
The Chocolate SoldierBroadway Erlangers Theatre. Revival. Directed by Milton Aborn
16 performances
1933
Shady LadyBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Theodore Hammerstein
30 performances
1946
Park AvenueBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Helen Tamiris
72 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names
  • Vivienne Segal 2 productions
  • Vivian Hart 2 productions
  • Virginia Fissinger 2 productions
  • Teddy Stevens 2 productions
  • Sylvia Ford 2 productions
  • Roy Cropper 2 productions
  • Rose Timble 2 productions
  • Rose Rolanda 2 productions
  • Robert Bentley 2 productions
  • Pearl Germonde 2 productions
  • Maude Odell 2 productions
  • Madeline Levene 2 productions

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