Ian Maclaren (Director)

Ian Maclaren

Director

Ian Maclaren

Director

Born: May 01, 1875 in Lynmouth, Devon, ENGLAND
Death: Apr 10, 1952 in Woodland Hills, CA, USA

Roles (34)

	The Seventh Trumpet Opened November 21, 1941	as Father Bede (Original)
	Hallowe'en Opened February 20, 1936	as Arnold (Original)
	Truly Valiant Opened January 09, 1936	as Esa Cranby, Ph.D. (Original)
	This Our House Opened December 10, 1935	as Francesco Cenci (Original)
	A Midsummer Night's Dream Opened November 17, 1932	as Tom Snout (Original)
	Merry-Go-Round Opened April 22, 1932	as The Chief (Original)
	The Furies Opened March 07, 1928	as Dr. Paul Hemmingway (Original)
	Electra Opened December 01, 1927	as Aegisthus (Original)
	Commedia Dell' Arte Opened April 05, 1927	as Mezzetino (Original)
	The Dybbuk Opened December 16, 1926	as Messenger (Original)
	The Little Clay Cart Opened November 08, 1926	as Charudatta (Original)
	The Lion Tamer Opened October 07, 1926	as Lord John Lonsdale (Original)
	Grand Street Follies [1926] Opened June 15, 1926	Performer
	The Romantic Young Lady Opened May 04, 1926	as The Apparition (Original)
	The Dybbuk Opened December 15, 1925	as Messenger (Original)
	Grand Street Follies [1925] Opened June 18, 1925	Performer
	The Critic Opened May 08, 1925	as Mr. Puff (Original) Director
	Exiles Opened February 19, 1925	as Richard Rowan (Original)
	The Little Clay Cart Opened December 05, 1924	as Charudatta (Original)
	The Green Beetle Opened September 02, 1924	as Chang Hong (Original)
	Saint Joan Opened December 28, 1923	as Bishop of Beauvais (Original)
	The Merchant of Venice Opened December 21, 1922	as Antonio (Original)
	Makers of Light Opened May 23, 1922	as David Nellis (Original)
	The Green Ring Opened April 04, 1922	as Ivan Yasvein (Original)
	The Hindu Opened March 21, 1922	as Denton Morgan (Original)
	The Fan Opened October 03, 1921	as François Trevoux (Original)
	The Doctor's Dilemma Opened March 26, 1915	as Sir Colenson Ridgeon (Replacement)
	A Midsummer Night's Dream Opened February 16, 1915	as Demetrius (Replacement)
	Androcles and the Lion Opened January 27, 1915	as Captain (Replacement)
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1913 Opened June 16, 1913	Performer
	Hamlet Opened April 23, 1912	as Hamlet (Replacement)

Ian Maclaren

Director

Ian Maclaren

Director

Roles (34)

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