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George Abbott

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Date of birth
Jun 25, 1887
Date of death
Jan 31, 1995(aged 107)
Place of birth

George Abbott

Biography of George Abbott:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. George Francis Abbott (June 25, 1887 – January 31, 1995) was an American theater producer and director, playwright, screenwriter, and film director and producer whose career spanned more than eight decades. Description above from the Wikipedia article George Abbott, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

George Abbott has directed:

Damn Yankees(1958)
The Pajama Game(1957)
Mary Lou(1948)
Too Many Girls(1940)
The Cheat(1931)
My Sin(1931)
Secrets of a Secretary(1931)
Stolen Heaven(1931)
The Sea God(1930)
Manslaughter(1930)
Half Way to Heaven(1929)
Why Bring That Up?(1929)
The Bishop's Candlesticks(1929)
The Impostor(1918)

George Abbott has acted in:

Vaudeville(1997) ... as Self
The Impostor(1918) ... as Lem

Additional credits for George Abbott:

The Boots on the Western Front(2026)(Screenplay)
The Boys from Syracuse(1986)(Book)
Damn Yankees(1967)(Theatre Play)
Damn Yankees(1958)(Theatre Play)
Pal Joey(1957)(Musical)
The Pajama Game(1957)(Screenplay)
Where's Charley?(1952)(Musical)
Mary Lou(1948)(Adaptation)
Beat the Band(1947)(Writer)
Broadway(1942)(Writer)
Highway West(1941)(Theatre Play)
The Boys from Syracuse(1940)(Writer)
On Your Toes(1939)(Theatre Play)
Three Men on a Horse(1936)(Writer)
Straight Is the Way(1934)(Original Story)
Heat Lightning(1934)(Theatre Play)
Lilly Turner(1933)(Theatre Play)
Those We Love(1932)(Writer)
My Sin(1931)(Adaptation)
Secrets of a Secretary(1931)(Adaptation)
Shadows of the Circus(1931)(Writer)
Stolen Heaven(1931)(Writer)
The Sea God(1930)(Writer)
Manslaughter(1930)(Adaptation)
The Fall Guy(1930)(Writer)
All Quiet on the Western Front(1930)(Screenplay)
Half Way to Heaven(1929)(Writer)
Night Parade(1929)(Writer)
The Saturday Night Kid(1929)(Theatre Play)
Why Bring That Up?(1929)(Writer)
Broadway(1929)(Writer)
Coquette(1929)(Theatre Play)
Four Walls(1928)(Theatre Play)
Hills of Peril(1927)(Theatre Play)

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