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David Bennett

ChoreographerOn stage 1902 to 19065 productions on this page

David Bennett was an American choreographer who staged the dances for 1920s Broadway musicals including Wildflower, Rose-Marie (1924), and Sunny (1925).

On stage

5 productions, 4 years

1902

The Wild RoseBroadway Knickerbocker Theatre. Original. Directed by Adolph Neuberger

136 performances

1903

The Blonde in BlackBroadway Knickerbocker Theatre. Original. Directed by Max Freeman

35 performances

1903

The Office BoyBroadway Victoria Theatre. Original. Directed by Al Holbrook

73 performances

1905

Sergeant BrueBroadway Knickerbocker Theatre. Original. Directed by Herbert Gresham

101 performances

1906

The Little CherubBroadway Criterion Theatre. Original. Directed by Ben Teal

176 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names

Ida Gabrielle 3 productions
Violet Halls 2 productions
Leavitt James 2 productions
Lawrence Wheat 2 productions
Helga Howard 2 productions
Hazel Manchester 2 productions
Gilbert Clayton 2 productions
Frank Daniels 2 productions
Elba Kenny 2 productions
Blanche Ring 2 productions
Alfred Hickman 2 productions
Albert Hart 2 productions

Also credited on

5 works

Andre Charlot’s Revue Of 1924
Rose-Marie
Sunny
Lucky
Wildflower

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