Sam Levene: 40 Broadway Credits 1927-1980
John Golden Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Samuel Horowitz. Originated role, original Broadway production, 16 Performances | Apr 02, 1980 - Apr 06, 1980 |
Helen Hayes Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Oscar Wolfe Originated role, all Star Broadway Revival, 233 Performances Performed role in PBS Television adaptation of The Royal Family Performed role of Oscar Wolfe in National Tour. | Dec 30, 1975- July 18, 1976 |
Ethel Barrymore Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Arnold Originated role, original Broadway production, 15 Performances | Oct 17, 1974 - Oct 26, 1974 |
Broadhurst Theatre & Shubert Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Al Lewis Originated role, original Broadway production, 540 Performances Performed role of Al Lewis National Tour opposite Jack Albertson and performed role of Willie Clark opposite Ned Glass in National Tour commencing in Shubert Theatre, Cincinnati | Dec 20, 1972- Apr 21, 1974 |
Brooks Atkinson Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Daniel Brand Originated role, original Broadway production, 112 Performances | Feb 02, 1970 - Apr 18, 1970 |
Lyceum Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Patsy Originated role, all Star Broadway revival, 104 Performances | Oct 16, 1969 - Jan 10, 1970 |
Nathan Weinstein, Mystic, Connecticut Brooks Atkinson Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Nathan Weinstein Originated role, original Broadway production, 26 Performances | Feb 25, 1966 - Feb 26, 1966 |
Playhouse Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Dr. Jack Kingsley Replaced Alan King August 22, 1966 Original Broadway production, 388 Performances. Performed role of Dr. Jack Kingsley National Tour that Sam Levene directed | Oct 13, 1965 - May 27, 1967 |
Belasco Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Philip Bummidge Originated role, original Broadway production, 15 Performances | Oct 01, 1964 - Oct 24, 1964 |
Martin Beck Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Hymie Originated role, original Broadway production, 33 Performances | Apr 17, 1964 - Apr 18, 1964 |
Belasco Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Morris Seidman Originated role, original Broadway production, 216 Performances Performed role of Morris Seidman in National Tour that Sam.Levene directed | Oct 15, 1962 - Apr 20, 1963 |
Eugene O'Neill Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Patsy Originated role, original Broadway production, 69 Performances Musical based on Three Men on a Horse by John Cecil Holm and George Abbott. | Oct 12, 1961 - Dec 09, 1961 |
Billy Rose Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Dr. Aldo Meyer Originated role, original Broadway production, 117 Performances | Mar 09, 1961 - Jun 17, 1961 |
Plymouth Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Odilon Originated role, original Broadway production, 21 Performances | Mar 02, 1960 - Mar 19, 1960 |
Billy Rose Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Boss Mangan Originated role, all Star Broadway revival, 112 Performances | Oct 18, 1959 - Jan 23, 1960 |
Playhouse Theatre & Morosco Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Sid Gray Originated role, original Broadway production, 308 Performances Performed role of Sid Gray in National Tour that Sam Levene directed | Oct 23, 1958 - Jul 18, 1959 |
Longacre Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Lou Winkler Originated role, original Broadway production, 217 Performances Performed role of Lou Winkler in National Tour that Sam.Levene directed | Nov 02, 1957- May 10, 1958 |
John Golden Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Fred Stanley Directed by Sam Levene Originated role, original Broadway production, 5 Performances | Jan 25, 1956 - Jan 28, 1956 |
46th Street Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Nathan Detroit Originated role, original Broadway production, 1,200 Performances. Sam Levene reprised Nathan Detroit in first UK production at Coliseum & first Las Vegas production at Royal Nevada Hotel. Sam Levene recreated performance as Nathan Detroit from 1st UK production Guys and Dolls in coronation celebration titled All Our Yesterdays celebrating coronation Queen Elizabeth. On 11/1/53 Sam Levene starred in Royal Variety command performance of Guys and Dolls for Queen Elizabeth, first command performance since Coronation. | Nov 24, 1950- Nov 28, 1953 |
Royale Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Sidney Black Originated role, original Broadway production, 214 Performances Sam Levene starred and directed the 1949/1950 National Tour. Sam Levene reprised role Sidney Black in radio production for Screen Players Guild, 4/16/51, co-starring Joan Bennett & Thelma Ritter. Reprised role CBS-TV for Ford’s Theatre. Sam Levene reprised role of Sidney Black in 1970-1971 all star tour of Light Up The Sky starring Kitty Carlisle, Sam Levene, Ruth McDevitt & Vivian Blaine directed by Harold J. Kennedy, Levene reprised same role in 1975 in another touring production of Light Up The Sky. | Nov 18, 1948- May 21, 1949 |
Lyceum Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Pvt. Dino Collucci Originated role, original Broadway production, 23 Performances Broadway debut Burt Lancaster | Nov 20, 1945- Dec 08, 1945 |
Plymouth Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Officer Finkelstein Originated role, original Broadway production, 264 Performances | Nov 03, 1939- Jun 15, 1940 |
Cort Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Gordon Miller Originated role, original Broadway production, 500 Performances | May 19, 1937- Jul 16, 1938 |
Playhouse Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Patsy Originated role, original Broadway production, 835 Performances Reprised role in film version Three Men On A Horse. Reprised role of Patsy in 3 radio versions, the first sponsored by Lady Esther for Screen Players Guild aired 2/28/44 with Sam Levene performing Patsy and Charlie Ruggles as Erwin and 2 radio versions for Theatre Guild On The Air, the first adapted by Arthur Miller aired 1/6/46 & second aired 6/1/47. Sam Levene also performed Patsy in 2 USO tours, playing 200 shows to 120,000 servicemen, first legitimate U.S. theatrical production mounted overseas. | Jan 30, 1935 - Jan 09, 1937 |
Longacre Theatre Performer Sam Levene as Louie Replacement Original Broadway production, 27 Performances | Oct 26, 1934-Nov 17, 1934 |
Morosco Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Milton Originated role, original Broadway production, 40 Performances | Oct 01, 1934 - Nov 1, 1934 |
Cort Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Gabby Sloan Replacement, Original Broadway production, 63 Performances | May 8, 1934 - July 1, 1934 |
Martin Beck Theatre d Performer: Sam Levene as Busch Originated role, original Broadway production, 79 Performances Reprised role in Yellow Jack film | Mar 06, 1934 - May 12, 1934 |
The Music Box Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Max Kane Originated role, original Broadway production, 232 Performances Performed role in National Tour | Oct 22, 1932 - May 6, 1933 |
Alvin Theatre Starring Sam Levene as Schwartz Originated role, original Broadway production, 44 Performances | Oct 22, 1931 - Nov 1, 1931 |
Avon Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Cooper Originated role, original Broadway production, 23 Performances | Aug 25, 1931- Sep 1, 1931 |
Biltmore Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Solly Replacement Broadway production, 72 Performances | Sep 08, 1930- Nov 1, 1930 |
Ritz Theatre Performer: Samuel Levene as Rosso Originated role, original Broadway production, 8 Performances | Mar 10, 1930 - Mar 31, 1930 |
Forrest Theatre Performer: Samuel Levene as Isadore Lipwitz Originated role, original Broadway production, 15 Performances | Dec 4, 1929- Dec 31, 1929 |
Waldorf Theatre Performer: Samuel Levine as The Gunman Originated role, original Broadway production, 4 Performances | Mar 12, 1929 Mar 15, 1929 |
Playhouse Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Forrest Replacement Original Broadway production, 601 Performances | Jan 10, 1929 - May 24, 1930 |
Biltmore Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Telephone Troublehunter Originated role, original Broadway production, 69 Performances | Nov 01, 1928- Dec 29, 1928 |
Longacre Theatre Performer: Sam Levene as Guest at Leedman's Party Original Broadway production, 136 Performances | Sep 24, 1928- Jan 19, 1929 |
New Amsterdam Theatre Performer: Samuel Levene as Claudius Originated role, Broadway revival, 8 Performances | June 6, 1927-June 11, 1927 |
Hudson Theatre Performer: Samuel Levine as William Thompson, Asst. District Attorney Originated role, original Broadway production, Broadway debut, 21 Performances | Apr 20, 1927 - May 7, 1927 |