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Earl Oxford

ActorOn stage 1930 to 19508 productions on this page

Earl Oxford was an American performer who appeared in 1930s–40s Broadway revues including Three's a Crowd, Life Begins at 8:40, and Irving Berlin's all-soldier revue This Is the Army (1942).

On stage

8 productions, 20 years

1930

Nine-Fifteen RevueBroadway George M Cohans Theatre. Original. Directed by Busby Berkeley

7 performances

1930

Three’s a CrowdBroadway Selwyn Theatre. Revival. Directed by Hassard Short

272 performances

1931

Ziegfeld Follies of 1931Broadway Ziegfeld Theatre. Original. Directed by Edward Clarke Lilley

165 performances

1934

Life Begins at 8:40Broadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by John Murray Anderson

237 performances

1935

ParadeBroadway Guild Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Loeb

40 performances

1936

The Illustrators' ShowBroadway 48th Street Theatre. Original. Directed by Allen Delano

5 performances

1942

This Is the ArmyBroadway Broadway Theatre. Original. Directed by Ezra Stone

113 performances

1950

Great to Be Alive!Broadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by Helen Tamiris

52 performances

Worked with more than once

10 names

William Houston 2 productions
Rose Gale 2 productions
Pearl Harris 2 productions
Norman van Emburgh 2 productions
Norman Lind 2 productions
Marguerite Eisele 2 productions
Ezra Stone 2 productions
Esther Junger 2 productions
Dorissa Nelova 2 productions
Aida Conkey 2 productions

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