Alfred Lunt - Selected Broadway Stage Work

Selected Broadway Stage Work

  • Clarence (1919)
  • The Guardsman (1924)
  • Ned McCobb's Daughter (1926)
  • The Second Man (1927)
  • Caprice (1928)
  • Elizabeth the Queen (1930)
  • Meteor (1930)
  • Design for Living (1933)
  • The Taming of the Shrew (1935)
  • Idiot's Delight (1936)
  • Amphitryon 38 (1937)
  • The Seagull (1938)
  • There Shall Be No Night (1940)
  • Candle in the Wind (1941)
  • The Pirate (1942)
  • O Mistress Mine (1946)
  • I Know My Love (1949)
  • Ondine (1954)
  • Quadrille (1954)
  • The Great Sebastians (1956)
  • First Love (1961)

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