Mary Philips (Performer)

Mary Philips

Performer

Mary Philips

Performer

Also Known As: Mary Phillips
Born: Jan 23, 1901 in New London, CT, USA
Death: Apr 22, 1975 in Santa Monica, CA, USA

Roles (32)

	Chicken Every Sunday Opened April 05, 1944	as Emily Blachman (Original)
	Spring Thaw Opened March 21, 1938	as Eddie (Original)
	The Show Is On Opened December 25, 1936	as Fan Dancer (Original)
	The Postman Always Rings Twice Opened February 25, 1936	as Cora Papadakis (Original)
	A Touch of Brimstone Opened September 22, 1935	as Janet Faber (Original)
	Anything Goes Opened November 21, 1934	as Reno's Angel (Original)
	Merrily We Roll Along Opened September 29, 1934	as Julia Glenn (Original)
	Come What May Opened May 15, 1934	as Eve Hayward (Original)
	The Pure in Heart Opened March 20, 1934	as Albertina Rasch Girl (Original)
	All Good Americans Opened December 05, 1933	as Cassie Bond (Original)
	Black Sheep Opened October 13, 1932	as Kitty Lloyd (Original)
	The Laugh Parade Opened November 02, 1931	as Wynnsome Dancing Girl (Original)
	The House Beautiful Opened March 12, 1931	as Jennifer Davis (Original)
	Oh, Promise Me Opened November 24, 1930	as Elsie Carpenter (Original)
	The Song and Dance Man Opened June 16, 1930	as Jane Rosemond (Original)
	The Tavern Opened May 19, 1930	as The Woman (Original)
	Gambling Opened August 26, 1929	as Mazie (Original)
	Skyrocket Opened January 11, 1929	as Del Ewing (Original)
	The Five O'Clock Girl Opened October 10, 1927	as Eugene (Original) as Ensemble (Original)
	Gay Paree [1926] Opened November 09, 1926	as Show Girl (Original)
	Two Girls Wanted Opened September 09, 1926	as Miss Timoney (Original)
	The Wisdom Tooth Opened February 15, 1926	as Sally Field (Original)
	One of the Family Opened December 21, 1925	as Irene Adams (Original)
	Big Boy Opened January 07, 1925	as Show Girls (Original)
	Nerves Opened September 01, 1924	as Jane (Original)
	The Old Soak Opened August 22, 1922	as Ina Heath (Original)
	Pins and Needles Opened February 01, 1922	Performer
	Lilies of the Field Opened October 04, 1921	as Pink Cortney (Original)
	Poor Little Ritz Girl Opened July 28, 1920	as Ensemble (Original)
	The Canary Opened November 04, 1918	as Chorus (Original)

Mary Philips

Performer

Mary Philips

Performer

Roles (32)

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