- Sing for Your Supper (1939). Musical revue.
- (1937) Stage Play: A Hero Is Born. Musical. Music by Lehman Engel [credited as A. Lehman Engel]. Written by Theresa Helburn. Based on a fairy tale by Andrew Lang. Lyrics by Agnes Morgan. Musical Director: Alexander Saron. Music orchestrated by Alexander Saron. Production Supervised by Edward Goodman. Directed by Agnes Morgan. Adelphi Theatre: 1 Oct 1937- 27 Nov 1937 (50 performances). Cast: Alfredo Allegro (as "A Courier from the Duke of Kinbabbles/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Hugh Banks (as "Gossiping Guest"), Eleanora Barrie (as "The Fairy of the Sword/Gossiping Guest"), Eleanor Benedikt (as "The Blue Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Mary Berkeley (as "Duchess of Kinbabbles"), Elizabeth Bilencova (as "The Purple Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Other Guest"), Doan Borrup [credited as Doan Borup] (as "Baron Grouchogg"), James Bradleigh (as "Gossiping Guest"), Ione Bright The Armored Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Ronald Brogan (as "First Young Buck/Gossiping Guest"), Marjorie Brown (as "Lady Kathleena"), Robert Bruce (as "Count Piffledown"), Walter Burke (as "A Gentleman of Uncertain Age, Time/William"), Peter Byrne (as "A Manservant"), Camelia Campbell (as "The Rainbow Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest/Other Guest"), John Christian (as "Antonio, a Page/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Delancey Cleveland (as "A Servant/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Clay Cody (as "Gaston's Chef"), James Coyle (as "First Under Cook/An Unexpected Vistior"), Louis Cruger (as "Another Servitor/Gaston's Waiter/Gossiping Guest"), Muni Diamond (as "A Gourmet/Gossiping Guest"), Jack Egan (as "Alfredo, a Page/Second Young Buck/Gossiping Guest"), David Enton (as "A Prankster"), John Farman (as "Gaston/The Proprietor/Singing Escort"), Elinor Flynn (as "The Gray Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Cour/A Guest Who Loves Dancing"), Edward Forbes (as "Chief Steward"), Tom Greenway as "Another Servitor/A Prankster"), Anthony Grey (as "Another Servant/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Mollie Hakim (as "Orchestral Trio"), Charles Henderson (as "An Inebriated Patron/Lord Chief Justice"), Paul Jachia [credited as Paul Jacchia] (as "Son/Gossiping Guest"), Jane Jonson (as "The Silver Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Clarence Kane (as "Second Under Cook/Gaston's Waiter/Gossiping Guest"), Toccoa Lauder (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), George LeSoir (as "Lord Kelso"), Drue Leyton (as "Lady Rosalind"), Claire Lillis (as "Gossiping Guest"), Robert Lowe (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court"), Seymour Malmude (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Isabel Marlyn (as "The Fairy of Flame/Other Guest"), John McCormack (as "Another Servitor/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court"), Lewis McMichael (as "Another Servitor/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Other Guest"), John McNulty (as "A Retainer of Baron Grouchogg/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Other Guest"), Albert McWilliams (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/A Footman"), Helen Morrow (as "Lady Molinda"), Beatrice Olson (as "The White Fairy/A Lady Who Does/Gossiping Guest"), William Phelps (as "Zoroaster/Visitor's Brother"), George Probert (as "A Gentleman Who Should Know Better"), Janet Rathbun (as "Lady Piffledown"), Harry Redding (as "Viscount Piffle"), David Resnikoff as "Nicolo/Page/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Duke of Kinbabbles"), Ethel Reynolds (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Frances Ritchie (as "A Royal Nurse/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Mary Roth (as "The Bubble Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Charles MacLean (as "Savage Paterfamilias/Gossiping Guest"), Jack Shipman (as "Another Servitor/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Lillian Shrewsbury (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Harry Sothern (as "Thomas Benson"), Raymond Southwick (as "Chief Cook/Gaston's Waiter/Gossiping Guest"), Sylvia St. John (as "Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Minnie Stanley (as "The Black Fairy"), Ben Starkie (as "H.R.H. Prince Prigio"), Lillian Steele (as "The Fairy of Le Rouge et Noir/Mater Familiar"), Donald Stewart (as "A Herald/Gossiping Guest"), Louise Swanson (as "The Star Fairy/Ladies and Gentlemen and Servants of the Court/Gossiping Guest"), Viola Swayne (as "Gossiping Guest"), Frederic Tozere (as "H.M. The King"), Marie Valdez (as "Orchestral Trio"), William Vaughan (as "Tony"), June Victor (as "Orchestral Trio"), Agnes Williams (as "A Royal Nurse/Gossiping Guest"), Sidney Williams (as "Gourmet's Crony/Other Guest"), Jennie Wren (as "The Golden Fairy/Daughter/Gossiping Guest"), Margaret Wycherly (as H.M. Queen of Pantouoflia"). Produced by Federal Theatre Project of The WPA.
- (1936) Stage Play: American Holiday. Written by Edwin L. Barker and Albert Wineman Barker. Scenic Design by Tom Adrian Cracraft. Directed by Halsted Welles [credit as Halstead Welles], Lucius Cook [credited as Lucius Moore Cook] and Agnes Morgan, under the supervision of Edward T. Goodman. Manhattan Theatre: 21 Feb 1936- Mar 1936 (closing date unknown/223 performances). Cast: Alfredo Allegro (as "Mr. Epstein"), Leopold Badia (as "Charles Copenhaver"), Whit Bissell [credited as Whitner Bissell] (as "Jack Hollister"), Lois Bolton (as "Mrs. McCarter"), Doan Borrup (as "First Alienist"), Ronald Brogan (as "Orvie Gibbs"), Henry Buckler (as "Hanvey Hollister"), Charles Burrows (as "Second Alienist"), Suzanne Caubaye (as "Miss Larue"), Jack Egan (as "Ripley"), Bessie English (as "Mrs. Huggins"), Charles Esdale (as "Orvie's Uncle"), James Fallon (as "George Manley"), Julia Fassett (as "Miss Mary"), Elinor Flynn (as "Julianna Copenhaver"), Edward Forbes (as "Neal McCarter"), Louis Frohoff (as "Dr. Rudd"), Tom Greenway (as "Jimmie Ward"), Pearl Hight (as "Orvie's Aunt"), Paul Jachia (as "Messenger boy"), John Junior (as "Clem Ferris"), Walter Lawrence (as "Sheriff Tom Dillard"), Jon Lormer (as "Joe Lash"), George MacEntee (as "Mr. Huggins"), Lewis McMichael (as "Blaine"), Elizabeth Morgan (as "Marcia Hollister"), Martin Noble (as "A Guest"), Gladys Parke (as "Bessie Kinnealy"), Walter Pinge (as "Rev. Sweet"), George Probert (as "Newt Sproegel"), Janet Rathbun (as "Whoopee Ruby Somers"), Dan Tobin (as "Burke"), Charles Wagenheim (as "Ike"), Alan Wallace (as "Man with Balloons"), Bert Wilcox (as "State Senator Gibbs"). Produced by Popular Price Theatre of The Federal Theatre Project of the WPA.
- (1934) Stage Play: Order Please. Comedy.
- Chamberlain Brown's Scrap Book (1932). Musical revue/vaudeville.
- Move On (1926). Comedy.
- Sweet Nell of Old Drury (1923). Melodrama (revival). Written by Paul Kester. 48th Street Theatre: 18 May 1923- Jun 1923 (closing date unknown/35 performances). Cast: Helenka Adamowska, Charner Batson, George Baxter, James Bell, Leonard Booker, Laura Burt (as "Tiffin"), Lionel Chalmers, Lynn Fontanne (as "Lady Castlemaine"), Herbert Grimwood, Edwin Holland, Regan Hughston, Paul Jachia (as "Master Bliff"), Seymour Jamison, Schuyler Ladd (as "Lord Lovelace"), Howard Lindsay, Richie Ling (as "Lord Rochester"), Alfred Lunt (as "Charles II"), Marguerite Myers, Leo Stark, Laurette Taylor (as "Nell Gwynne"). Produced by The Equity Players, Inc. and J. Hartley Manners.
- Sandro Botticelli (1923). Drama/romance.
- The Romantic Age (1922). Comedy.
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