Other works

(1896) Stage: Appeared in "Two Hearts Are Won", Union Square Theatre, New York City.

(1895) Stage: Appeared in "A Jealous Wife".

(1895) Stage: Appeared in "The Road to Ruin".

(1895) Stage: Appeared in "The Rivals".

(1895) Stage: Appeared (stage debut) in "Our Boarding House", South Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia, PA.

(1918) Stage: Appeared in a touring company of "Keep Her Smiling".

(1887) Stage Play: Paul Kauvar. Drama. Written by Steele MacKaye. Incidental musical selected and arranged by Edgar Stillman Kelley. Standard Theatre: 24 Dec 1887- unknown (unknown performances). Cast: Joseph Haworth (as "Paul Kauvar"), Leslie Allen (as "Colonel La Hogue, on staff of General Delaroche"), Edward Coleman (as "Bourdotte, a "Sans Culotte"), Sidney Drew (as "Dodolphe Potin, alias "Aristides," an usher of the Rev. Tribunal; later Sgt in Battalion of the Bonnets Rouges") [Broadway debut], G.D. Fawcett (as "Carrac, a typical anarchist and a Republican Representative in La Vendee"), Robert Hilliard (as "General Delaroche, Commander of Royalist Forces in La Vendee; twin brother of Mardoche/The Abbe de St. Simon, alias Mardoche, a victim of the Terror; twin brother of General Delaroche"), Edward M. Hurd (as "Coujon, Corporal in the Battalion of the Bonnets Rouges"), Wilton Lackaye (as "Marquis de Vaux, alias Gouroc, one of the public accusers of the Revolutionary Tribunal"), Chas Mitchell (as "Tabooze, an Officer of Gensdarmes"), Jerome Stevens (as "General Kleterre, Commander of the Republican Forces in La Vendee"), Edwin Varrey (as "Honore Albert Maxime, Duc de Beaumont"), Adele Belgarde (as "Diane de Beaumont, daughter of the Duke"), Fred Clifton (as "First Sans Culottes"), Lillie Eldridge (as "Scarlotte"), A.E. Lohman (as "Second Orderly"), Louise Rial (as "Nanette Potin"), E.R. Spencer (as "First Orderly"), C.H. Wentworth (as "Second Sans Culottes"). Produced by Frank W. Sanger.

(1905) Stage Play: She Stoops to Conquer. Comedy (revival). Written by Oliver Goldsmith. New Amsterdam Theatre: 17 Apr 1905- May 1905(closing date unknown/24 performances). Cast: H. Kyrle Bellew (as "Young Marlow"), H.A. Bethuy, Mrs. Charles Calvert (as "Mrs. Hardcastle"), J.E. Dodson (as "Diggory"), Sidney Drew (as "Tony Lumpkin"), Thomas F. Graham, William A. Hackett, George Holland, Willard Howe, Isabel Irving (as "Constance Neville"), Louis James (as "Squire Hardcastle"), William Little, Herbert Mainwaring, Richard Meeking, Frank Mills (as "George Hastings"), Fred Quimby, Eleanor Robson (as "Kate Hardcastle"), Olive Wyndham. Produced by Liebler & Co.