Ferdinand Gottschalk (Director)

Ferdinand Gottschalk

Director

Ferdinand Gottschalk

Director

Born: Feb 28, 1858 in London, ENGLAND
Death: Nov 10, 1944 in London, ENGLAND

Roles (52)

	Play, Genius, Play! Opened October 30, 1935	as Mr. Jay Carey (Original)
	Tonight Or Never Opened November 18, 1930	as The Faithful Dog (Original)
	Lost Sheep Opened May 05, 1930	as Reverend Wm. Wampus (Original)
	Joseph Opened February 12, 1930	as Potiphar (Original)
	The Love Duel Opened April 15, 1929	as His Excellency, an Ambassador (Original)
	The Command to Love Opened September 20, 1927	as The Spanish War Minister (Original)
	The Crown Prince Opened March 23, 1927	as Herr Schmitt (Original)
	The Jest Opened February 04, 1926	as Tornaquinci (Original)
	In a Garden Opened November 16, 1925	as Roger Compton (Original)
	The Buccaneer Opened October 02, 1925	as Charles II (Original)
	The Stork Opened January 26, 1925	as Jacques Morel (Original)
	The Bride Opened May 05, 1924	as Mortimer Travers (Original)
	You and I Opened February 19, 1923	as G. T. Warren (Original)
	The Lady Cristilinda Opened December 25, 1922	as Iky-Mo (Original)
	The Truth About Blayds Opened March 14, 1922	as William Blayds-Conway (Original)
	Captain Applejack Opened December 30, 1921	as Horace Pengard (Original)
	Adam and Eva Opened September 13, 1919	as Uncle Horace Pilgrim (Original)
	The Morris Dance Opened February 13, 1917	Performer
	Such Is Life Opened November 25, 1916	Director
	Please Help Emily Opened August 14, 1916	Performer
	The Prodigal Husband Opened September 07, 1914	Performer
	The Truth Opened April 14, 1914	as Roland (Replacement)
	The New Secretary Opened January 23, 1913	Performer
	Vanity Fair Opened January 07, 1911	Performer
	Old Heidelberg Opened December 19, 1910	Performer
	The Thunderbolt Opened November 12, 1910	Performer
	The Merry Wives of Windsor Opened November 07, 1910	Performer
	The Winter's Tale Opened March 28, 1910	as Clown (Replacement)
	Twelfth Night Opened January 26, 1910	Performer
	Antony and Cleopatra Opened November 06, 1909	Performer
	The Primrose Path Opened May 06, 1907	Director
	The Amazons Opened February 19, 1894	as Galfred (Replacement)

Ferdinand Gottschalk

Director

Ferdinand Gottschalk

Director

Roles (52)

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