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George Marion

Director, Book Writer, LyricistBorn 1905, died 1955On stage 1899 to 192812 productions on this page

George Marion Jr. (1905–1955) was an American librettist and lyricist whose Broadway credits include the book for Rodgers and Hart's Too Many Girls (1939), as well as Beat the Band and Marinka.

On stage

12 productions, 29 years

1899

Papa's WifeBroadway Manhattan Theatre. Original

147 performances

1905

The Bad SamaritanBroadway Garden Theatre. Original

15 performances

1919

Toby's BowBroadway Comedy Theatre. Original. Directed by Norman Trevor

144 performances

1920

George WashingtonBroadway Lyric Theatre. Original

16 performances

1920

When We Are YoungBroadway Broadhurst Theatre. Original

40 performances

1921

Anna ChristieBroadway Vanderbilt Theatre. Original

177 performances

1921

GoldBroadway Frazee Theatre. Original

13 performances

1923

Out of the Seven SeasBroadway Frazee Theatre. Original

16 performances

1924

ThoroughbredsBroadway Vanderbilt Theatre. Original

16 performances

1927

L'AiglonBroadway Cosmopolitan Theatre. Revival

8 performances

1928

Atlas and EvaBroadway Mansfield Theatre. Original. Directed by Ira Hards

24 performances

1928

The Golden AgeBroadway Longacre Theatre. Original

6 performances

Worked with more than once

3 names

T Tamamoto 2 productions
John Hanley 2 productions
Adelaide Orton 2 productions

Also credited on

5 works

Beat the Band
Marinka
The Merry Widow
Too Many Girls
Maurice Chevalier

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