Broadway Stage Performances
- The Game of Love and Death (November 1929 – January 1930)
- I Loved You, Wednesday (October – December 1932)
- New Faces of 1934 (Revue; March – July 1934)
- The Farmer Takes a Wife (October 1934 – January 1935)
- Blow Ye Winds (September – October 1937)
- Mister Roberts (February 1948 – January 1951)
- Point of No Return (December 1951 – November 1952)
- The Caine Mutiny (January 1954 – January 1955)
- Two for the Seesaw (January 1958 – October 1959)
- Silent Night, Lonely Night (December 1959 – March 1960)
- Critic's Choice (December 1960 – May 1961)
- A Gift of Time (February – May 1962)
- Generation (October 1965 – June 1966)
- Our Town (November – December 1969)
- Clarence Darrow (March – April 1974; March 1975)
- First Monday in October (October – December 1978)
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