Leo G. Carroll (Director)

Leo G. Carroll

Director

Leo G. Carroll

Director

Also Known As: L.G. Carroll, Leo Carroll
Born: Oct 25, 1892 in Northamptonshire, England
Death: Oct 16, 1972 in Hollywood, California

Roles (36)

	Someone Waiting Opened February 14, 1956	as Fenn (Original)
	On Borrowed Time Opened February 10, 1953	as Mr. Brink (Original)
	Lo and Behold! Opened December 12, 1951	as Milo Alcott (Original)
	Mary Rose Opened March 04, 1951	as Mr. Morland (Original)
	Jenny Kissed Me Opened December 23, 1948	as Father Moynihan (Original)
	You Never Can Tell Opened March 16, 1948	as Waiter (Original)
	The Druid Circle Opened October 22, 1947	as Professor White (Original)
	The Late George Apley Opened November 23, 1944	as George Apley (Original)
	Angel Street Opened December 05, 1941	as Rough (Original)
	Anne of England Opened October 07, 1941	as Mr. Harley (Original)
	Love for Love Opened June 03, 1940	as Scandal (Original)
	The Two Bouquets Opened May 31, 1938	as Mr. Gill (Original)
	Save Me the Waltz Opened February 28, 1938	as King Frederick IV (Original)
	Love of Women Opened December 13, 1937	as James Harkiness (Original) Staging
	Storm Over Patsy Opened March 08, 1937	as The Judge (Original)
	The Masque of Kings Opened February 08, 1937	as Count Joseph Hoyos (Original)
	Prelude to Exile Opened November 30, 1936	as Otto Wesendonck (Original)
	Mainly for Lovers Opened February 21, 1936	as Cedric Norreys (Original)
	Petticoat Fever Opened March 04, 1935	as Sir James Fenton (Original)
	The Green Bay Tree Opened October 20, 1933	as Trump (Original)
	The Mask and the Face Opened May 08, 1933	as Cirillo Zanotti (Original)
	For Services Rendered Opened April 12, 1933	as Sydney Ardsley (Original)
	Troilus and Cressida Opened June 06, 1932	as Aeneas (Original)
	Too True to Be Good Opened April 04, 1932	as Private Meek (Original)
	Mrs. Moonlight Opened September 29, 1930	as Percy Middling (Original)
	The Novice and the Duke Opened December 09, 1929	as Angelo (Original)
	The Perfect Alibi Opened November 27, 1928	as "Sergeant" Mallet (Original)
	Heavy Traffic Opened September 05, 1928	as Tommy Fairchild (Original)
	Diversion Opened January 11, 1928	as Owen Hayward (Original)
	Speak Easy Opened September 26, 1927	as "Fuzzy" Arnold (Original)
	The Vortex Opened September 16, 1925	as Pauncefort Quentin (Original)
	Havoc Opened September 01, 1924	as Roddy Dunton (Original) Director

Leo G. Carroll

Director

Leo G. Carroll

Director

Roles (36)

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