Melvyn Douglas (Director)

Melvyn Douglas

Director

Melvyn Douglas

Director

Also Known As: Melvyn Edouard Hesselberg
Born: Apr 05, 1901 in Macon, Georgia
Death: Aug 04, 1981 in New York, New York

Roles (26)

Spofford Opened December 14, 1967	as Spofford (Original)
The Best Man Opened March 31, 1960	as William Russell (Original)
The Gang's All Here Opened October 01, 1959	as Griffith P. Hastings (Original)
Juno Opened March 09, 1959	as "Captain" Jack Boyle (Original)
The Waltz of the Toreadors Opened March 04, 1958	as General St. Pé (Original)
Inherit the Wind Opened April 21, 1955	as Henry Drummond (Replacement)	Aug 31, 1955 - Nov 30, 1955
Time Out for Ginger Opened November 26, 1952	as Howard Carol (Original)
Glad Tidings Opened October 11, 1951	as Steve Whitney (Original) Director
The Little Blue Light Opened April 29, 1951	as Frank (Original)
The Bird Cage Opened February 22, 1950	as Wally Williams (Original)
Two Blind Mice Opened March 02, 1949	as Tommy Thurston (Original)
Call Me Mister Opened April 18, 1946	Producer
Tapestry in Gray Opened December 27, 1935	as Erik Nordgren (Original)
De Luxe Opened March 05, 1935	as Pat Dantry (Original)
Mother Lode Opened December 22, 1934	as Carey Ried (Original) Staging
Within the Gates Opened October 22, 1934	Staging
No More Ladies Opened September 03, 1934	as Sheridan Warren (Original)
Moor Born Opened April 03, 1934	Staging
No More Ladies Opened January 23, 1934	as Sheridan Warren (Original)
Tonight Or Never Opened November 18, 1930	as The Unknown Gentleman (Original)
Recapture Opened January 29, 1930	as Henry C. Martin (Original)
Now-a-days Opened August 05, 1929	as Boyd Butler (Original)
Back Here Opened November 26, 1928	as Sergeant "Terry" O'Brien (Original)
A Free Soul Opened January 12, 1928	as Ace Wilfong (Original)