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Portland Hoffa

ActorBorn 1905, died 1990On stage 1921 to 19308 productions on this page

Portland Hoffa
New York Sunday News

Portland Hoffa (January 25, 1905 – December 26, 1990) was an American comedian, radio host, actress, and dancer. The daughter of an itinerant optometrist, she was named after Portland, Oregon, the city in which she was born. She began her career performing as a dancer in numerous Broadway productions in the 1920s, before meeting her first husband, comedian Fred Allen. They were married in 1927, and Hoffa began performing characters with Allen in comic radio programs, often portraying a dimwitted female counterpart in fast-paced, witty skits. She gained particular notice from audiences for her distinctive, high-pitched voice. Allen hosted several highly successful network radio shows in the 1…

On stage

8 productions, 9 years
1921
The Mimic World [1921]Broadway Century Promenade. Original. Directed by Allan K. Foster
26 performances
1922
Make It SnappyBroadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by J. C. Huffman
96 performances
1922
The Passing Show of 1922Broadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by J. C. Huffman
85 performances
1924
MarjorieBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by W. H. Gilmore
144 performances
1925
Tell Me MoreBroadway Gaiety Theatre. Original. Directed by John Harwood
32 performances
1926
George White's Scandals [1926]Broadway Apollo Theatre. Original
432 performances
1929
The Little ShowBroadway Music Box. Original. Directed by Dwight Deere Wiman, Alexander Leftwich
321 performances
1930
Three’s a CrowdBroadway Selwyn Theatre. Revival. Directed by Hassard Short
272 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names
  • May Sullivan 3 productions
  • Fred Allen 3 productions
  • Willie Howard 2 productions
  • Vivien West 2 productions
  • Richard Oakley 2 productions
  • Monica Boulais 2 productions
  • Molly Christie 2 productions
  • Margaret Mccarthy 2 productions
  • Margaret Lee 2 productions
  • Madeline Smith 2 productions
  • M T Bohannon 2 productions
  • Lucille Pryor 2 productions

Also credited on

1 work

George White’s Scandals

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