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Philip Loeb

Director, ActorBorn 1891, died 1955On stage 1916 to 195232 productions on this page

Philip Loeb
CBS Television

Philip Loeb (March 28, 1891 – September 1, 1955), was an American stage, film, and television actor, director and author, perhaps best remembered for playing Jake Goldberg in The Goldbergs. He was blacklisted under McCarthyism and committed suicide.

On stage

32 productions, 36 years
1916
If I Were KingBroadway Shubert Theatre. Revival
33 performances
1916
Object - MatrimonyBroadway Cohan And Harris. Original
30 performances
1921
The Wife With the Smile and BourbourocheBroadway Garrick Theatre. Original. Directed by Frank Reicher
41 performances
1922
He Who Gets SlappedBroadway Garrick Theatre. Original. Directed by Robert Milton
308 performances
1923
The FailuresBroadway Garrick Theatre. Original
40 performances
1925
Garrick GaietiesBroadway Garrick Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Loeb
211 performances
1925
Merchants of GloryBroadway Guild Theatre. Original
42 performances
1925
ProcessionalBroadway Garrick Theatre. Original
90 performances
1925
The Garrick GaietiesBroadway Garrick Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Loeb
211 performances
1926
Garrick GaietiesBroadway Guild Theatre. Revival
174 performances
1926
Juarez and MaximilianBroadway Guild Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Moeller
48 performances
1926
Ned McCobb's DaughterBroadway John Golden Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Moeller
156 performances
1926
The Goat SongBroadway Guild Theatre. Original. Directed by Jacob Ben-Ami
58 performances
1927
Merry-Go-RoundBroadway Klaw Theatre. Original. Directed by Allan Dinehart
135 performances
1927
Right You Are If You Think You AreBroadway Guild Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Moeller
48 performances
1927
The Brothers KaramazovBroadway Guild Theatre. Original. Directed by Philip Moeller
56 performances
1928
Chee-CheeBroadway Mansfield Theatre. Original. Directed by Alexander Leftwich
31 performances
1929
June MoonBroadway Broadhurst Theatre. Original
273 performances
1931
The Band WagonBroadway New Amsterdam Theatre. Original. Directed by Hassard Short
260 performances
1932
Flying ColorsBroadway Imperial Theatre. Original. Directed by Howard Dietz
188 performances
1933
Let ‘Em Eat CakeBroadway Imperial Theatre. Original. Directed by George S. Kaufman
90 performances
1937
Room ServiceBroadway Cort Theatre. Original
500 performances
1938
Sing Out the NewsBroadway Music Box Theatre. Original. Directed by Ned McGurn
105 performances
1940
Heavenly ExpressBroadway National Theatre. Original. Directed by Robert Lewis
20 performances
1940
Night MusicBroadway Broadhurst Theatre. Original. Directed by Harold Clurman
20 performances
1942
Sweet CharityBroadway Mansfield Theatre. Original. Directed by George Abbott
8 performances
1944
Over 21Broadway Music Box Theatre. Original. Directed by George S. Kaufman
221 performances
1945
Common GroundBroadway Fulton Theatre. Original. Directed by Jerome Robbins
69 performances
1946
Wonderful JourneyBroadway Coronet Theatre. Original. Directed by Frank Emmons Brown
9 performances
1948
Me and MollyBroadway Belasco Theatre. Original. Directed by Ezra Stone
156 performances
1951
The Wild DuckBroadway City Center. Revival. Directed by Morton DaCosta
15 performances
1952
Time Out for GingerBroadway Lyceum Theatre. Original
248 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names

Also credited on

1 work

Seven Lively Arts

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