Leonard Ceeley, real name Leon Otis Dickerson Seeley, was a British actor, born August 14, 1892 in Gravesend, Kent (United Kingdom).[1] and dead May 7, 1977 in Los Angeles, California (United States)[1]

His career mainly took place in the theater, notably on the New York Broadway theatre. He also made some forays into cinema, notably with a role opposite the Marx Brothers in A Day at the Races.

Stage

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  • 1924 : Lollipop ; Don Carlos
  • 1927 : My princess ; Guiseppe Ciccolini
  • 1928 : Countess Maritza ; Count Tassilo Endrody[2]
  • 1929 : Café de Danse ; Ramon
  • 1930 : Nina Rosa ; Pablo
  • 1932 : Marching By ; Colonel Petroff
  • 1934 : Bitter Sweet ; Capitain August Lutte
  • 1953 : The Boy Friend ; understudy for the role of Percival Browne[2]

Filmography

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Television

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d "Leonard Ceeley". imdb..
  2. ^ a b "Leonard Ceeley". playbill..
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