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Joe Cook

Book Writer, ActorBorn 1890, died 1959On stage 1923 to 19404 productions on this page

Joe Cook (born Joseph Lopez; March 29, 1890 – May 15, 1959) was an American vaudeville performer whose career peaked in the 1920s and 1930s. Cook headlined at New York's Palace Theatre. After appearing on Broadway, he broke into radio.

On stage

4 productions, 17 years

1923

Earl Carroll's Vanities [1923]Broadway Earl Carroll Theatre. Original. Directed by William Collier

204 performances

1924

Earl Carroll's Vanities [1924]Broadway Music Box Theatre. Original. Directed by Sammy Lee

133 performances

1930

Fine And DandyBroadway Erlanger’s Theatre. Original. Directed by Morris Green, Frank McCoy

255 performances

1940

It Happens on IceBroadway Center Theatre. Original. Directed by Leon Leonidoff

276 performances

Worked with more than once

10 names

Margaret Mckay 2 productions
Margaret Davies 2 productions
Helen Menette 2 productions
Gladys Jones 2 productions
Gertrude Lemmon 2 productions
Emily Lorraine 2 productions
Dave Chasen 2 productions
Charles Senna 2 productions
Betty Fitch 2 productions
Amy Frank 2 productions

Also credited on

2 works

Earl Carroll Vanities
Music Box Revue

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