Leo Ditrichstein (Director)

Leo Ditrichstein

	The Great Lover Opened October 11, 1932	Writer
	The Business Widow Opened December 20, 1923	as Paul Bucklaw (Original)
	The Egotist Opened December 25, 1922	as Felix Tarbell (Original)
	Face Value Opened December 26, 1921	as Jose Henriquez (Original)
	Toto Opened March 21, 1921	as Antoine de Tillois (Original)
	The Americans in France Opened August 03, 1920	Producer
	The Purple Mask Opened January 05, 1920	as Armand (Original)
	The Marquis De Priola Opened January 20, 1919	Performer
	The Matinee Hero Opened October 07, 1918	Writer Performer
	The King Opened November 20, 1917	Performer
	The Great Lover Opened November 10, 1915	Writer Performer
	Trilby Opened April 03, 1915	as Zou Zou (Replacement)
	The Phantom Rival Opened October 06, 1914	Performer
	When Claudia Smiles Opened February 02, 1914	Based on a play
	High Jinks Opened December 10, 1913	Book
	The Temperamental Journey Opened September 04, 1913	Writer as Jacques Dupont (Replacement)
	The Million Opened October 23, 1911	Writer
	The Concert Opened October 04, 1910	as Gabor Arany (Replacement) Book Adaptor
	Trilby Opened May 08, 1905	as Zou Zou (Replacement)