Bobby Howes - Theatre

Theatre

  • Do Re Me (1961) - Prince of Wales Theatre, London - Opened October 12, 1961
  • Finian's Rainbow (1961) - Blackpool Opera House, UK - March/April 1961
  • Finian's Rainbow (1960) - Broadway - (revival performance) May 23, 1960 - Jun 1, 1960
  • The Geese Are Getting Fat (1960) - Phoenix Theatre - 1960
  • Finian's Rainbow (1958) - New Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool - with Shani Wallis
  • Hide and Seek (1958) - London Hippodrome - with Cicely Courtneidge
  • The Entertainer (1958) - Leeds Grand Theatre & Opera House - July 1958
  • Start From Scratch (1957) - Q Theatre, Kew (1956-1957 season) - with Glyn Dearman, Helen Christie; dir:Robert Henderson
  • Paint Your Wagon (1953) - at Her Majesty's Theatre, The Haymarket – with daughter Sally Ann Howes - production ran for 18 months
  • Harvey (1950's?) - Streatham Hill Theatre - 1950's?
  • The Yellow Mask (1953) - His Majesty's Theatre
  • Roundabout (1949) - three weeks, with Pat Kirkwood
  • Four, Five, Six (1948) - with Binnie Hale
  • The Man In the Street (1947) - St. James Theatre, October 1947
  • Here Come The Boys (1946) - Saville Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue - with Jack Hulbert
  • Cinderella (1944) (pantomime) - Winter Garden
  • By Jupiter (1944) - Palace Theatre, Manchester - show opened July 25, closed quickly
  • Let's Face It (Jerry Walker) - (1942) (musical) - London Hippodrome - show opened November 19 - 348 performances
  • Shepherd's Pie (1941) (musical) - Leeds Grand Theatre & Opera House - April 1941, with Arthur Riscoe, Richard Hearne, Vera Pearce and Raymond Newell
  • Halfway To Heaven (1940s) - Shaftesbury Theatre - A New Play by Harry Segall. With Bobby Howes, Bryan Matheson, J H Roberts, Maxwell Foster
  • Big Business (1940) - London Hippodrome
  • All Clear (1939) - Queen's Theatre, London, with Beatrice Lillie - revue that opened on December 20, 1939
  • Bobby Get Your Gun (1938) - Adelphi Theatre - Opened October 7, 1938
  • Hide and Seek (1937) - London Hippodrome - show opened October 14 - with Cicely Courtneidge
  • Please Teacher (1936) - London Hippodrome
  • Christmas Mails 100 Years Ago (1935) - a comedic philatelic play by Nevile Stocken
  • Yes Madam? (1934) - London Hippodrome - show opened September 27 - with Binnie Hale
  • He Wanted Adventure (Bobby Bramstone) - Saville Theatre - 1933
  • Tell Her The Truth (Bobbie) - Saville Theatre - show opened June 14, 1932, 234 performances
  • For The Love of Mike (1931) - Saville Theatre
  • The Song of the Drum (Chips) - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane - 1931
  • Nippy (1930) - London Hippodrome - with Binnie Hale - 1930
  • Sons O' Guns (1930) - London Hippodrome - show opened June 26, 1930.
  • Mr. Cinders (1930) - Streatham Hill Theatre - April 1930
  • Mr. Cinders (1929) - Adelphi Theatre, London - 528 performances
  • Mr. Cinders (1928–1929) - London Hippodrome - with Binnie Hale, Ruth Maitland, Arthur Chesney
  • The Blue Train (1927) - Prince of Wales Theatre - 10 May 1927
  • The Midnight Follies (bathing chorus) (1925) - Metropole - with Enid Stamp-Taylor and Eddie Childs
  • Little Revues (1923–24) - West End
  • Seasoned To Taste (1919–1920) - a burlesque written by Jack Hylton as a vehicle for Tommy Handley and Bobby Howes, which opened at the end of 1919 and ran until early 1920, at the Metropolitan, Edgware Road.

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