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Louise Groody

ActorBorn 1897, died 1961On stage 1915 to 193310 productions on this page

Louise Groody (March 27, 1897 – September 16, 1961) was an American Broadway musical comedy star of the 1920s who introduced to New York audiences the song "Tea for Two" in the musical No, No, Nanette.

On stage

10 productions, 18 years

1915

Around the MapBroadway New Amsterdam Theatre. Original. Directed by Herbert Gresham

104 performances

1918

Fiddlers ThreeBroadway Cort Theatre. Original. Directed by Clifford Brooke

87 performances

1918

Toot-Toot!Broadway George M Cohans Theatre. Original. Directed by Edward Rose

40 performances

1920

The Night BoatBroadway Liberty Theatre. Original. Directed by Fred G. Latham

313 performances

1921

Good Morning DearieBroadway Globe Theatre. Original. Directed by Edward Royce

347 performances

1923

One KissBroadway Fulton Theatre. Original. Directed by Fred G. Latham

95 performances

1925

No, No, NanetteBroadway Globe Theatre. Original. Directed by H. H. Frazee

321 performances

1927

Hit The Deck!Broadway Belasco Theatre. Original. Directed by Alexander Leftwich

352 performances

1932

The Metropolitan PlayersBroadway Chanin Auditorium. Revival

5 performances

1933

A Church MouseBroadway Mansfield Theatre. Revival. Directed by Robert Lively

9 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names

Raymond Moore 3 productions
Daniel Sparks 3 productions
Adah Lewis 3 productions
William Bailey 2 productions
Pauline Hall 2 productions
Oscar Shaw 2 productions
Mildred Sinclair 2 productions
Lydia Scott 2 productions
Lillian Mackenzie 2 productions
Josephine Whittell 2 productions
John Price Jones 2 productions
John E. Hazzard 2 productions

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