Thomas Coffin Cooke (Director)

Thomas Coffin Cooke

Director

Thomas Coffin Cooke

Director

Also Known As: Thomas Coffin Cooke
Born: 1874 in Montgomery, AL, USA
Death: Jun 10, 1939 in Bayside, NY, USA

Roles (29)

	Dame Nature Opened September 26, 1938	as Old Max (Original)
	All the Living Opened March 24, 1938	as Ernest M. Vogel, M.D. (Original)
	Daughters of Atreus Opened October 14, 1936	as Aesculapios (Original)
	For Valor Opened November 18, 1935	as Robert Lake (Original)
	Bitter Oleander Opened February 11, 1935	as Novio's Father (Original)
	Crime and Punishment Opened January 22, 1935	as Porphyry (Original)
	Stevedore Opened April 18, 1934	as Walcott (Original)
	Peace on Earth Opened March 31, 1934	as Bishop Parkes (Original)
	Peace on Earth Opened November 29, 1933	as Bishop Parkes (Original) as Bishop Parkes (Replacement)
	Page Pygmalion Opened August 03, 1932	as Henry Sewell (Original)
	Black Souls Opened March 30, 1932	as Governor of the State (Original)
	Rock Me, Julie Opened February 03, 1931	as Joseph Satterlee (Original)
	Mr. Samuel Opened November 10, 1930	as Russell (Original)
	Sweet Land of Liberty Opened September 23, 1929	as Muserve (Original)
	She Stoops to Conquer Opened May 14, 1928	as Stingo (Original)
	Out of the Sea Opened December 05, 1927	as Coastguard Dunstan (Original)
	The Constant Nymph Opened December 09, 1926	as A Fireman (Original)
	The Judge's Husband Opened September 27, 1926	Director
	The Loves of Lulu Opened May 11, 1925	as Ferdinand (Original)
	Spanish Love Opened August 17, 1920	Stage Director as Migalo (Replacement)
	One Night in Rome Opened December 02, 1919	as Gresham (Original)
	In for the Night Opened January 11, 1917	Director
	A Midsummer Night's Dream Opened September 21, 1906	as Peter Quince (Replacement)

Thomas Coffin Cooke

Director

Thomas Coffin Cooke

Director

Roles (29)

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