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George Hale

ChoreographerOn stage 1919 to 19256 productions on this page

George Hale was an American choreographer who staged the dances for several Gershwin musicals including Girl Crazy (1930), Strike Up the Band, and Of Thee I Sing, as well as Cole Porter's The New Yorkers and Red, Hot and Blue!.

On stage

6 productions, 6 years

1919

Shubert Gaieties of 1919Broadway 44th Street Theatre. Original. Directed by J. C. Huffman

87 performances

1920

Always YouBroadway Central Theatre. Original. Directed by Oscar Eagle

66 performances

1920

The Century RevueBroadway Century Promenade. Original. Directed by Lew Morton

150 performances

1920

The Midnight Rounders of 1920Broadway Century Promenade. Original. Directed by Lew Morton

120 performances

1925

Puzzles of 1925Broadway Fulton Theatre. Original. Directed by Julian Alfred

104 performances

1925

The CocoanutsBroadway Lyric Theatre. Original. Directed by Oscar Eagle

276 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names

Mildred Soper 3 productions
Marie Stafford 3 productions
Ina Williams 3 productions
Vivien Oakland 2 productions
Vivien Holt 2 productions
Viola Weller 2 productions
Viola Bennett 2 productions
Tot Qualters 2 productions
Theodore Zambouni 2 productions
Thelma Turnbull 2 productions
Ted Lorraine 2 productions
Sydney Nelson 2 productions

Also credited on

6 works

Earl Carroll Vanities
Girl Crazy
Strike Up the Band
The New Yorkers
Of Thee I Sing
Red, Hot, and Blue

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