Editing Leslie Howard (section)

==Theatre credits==
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|-
! Date
! Title
! Role
! Notes
|-
| 20 December 1913
| ''Deception''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| Wilson Smith
| Author<br>Stanley Hall, Upper Norwood, London<br>(Amateur Production)
|-
| 20 December 1913
| ''The Perplexed Husband''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
|
| Stanley Hall, Upper Norwood, London<br>(Amateur Production)
|-
| 1916<br>October/November Tour
| ''[[Peg o' My Heart (play)|Peg o' My Heart]]''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/>
| Jerry
| England Tour
|-
| 1916–1917<br>Winter–Spring Tour
| ''[[Charley's Aunt]]''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/>
| Jack Chesney
| England Tour
|-
| 10 June 1917
| ''The Tidings Brought to Mary''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=LostActor/>
| the Apprentice
| [[Novello Theatre|Strand Theatre]], London
|-
| 1917<br>Summer–Fall Tour
| ''Under Cover''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/>
| Monty Vaughan
| England Tour
|-
| 14 February – 30 March 1918<ref name=LostActor/>
| ''The Freaks''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Ronald Herrick
| [[Noël Coward Theatre|New Theatre]], London
|-
| 19 March 1918
| ''Romanticismo''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Marquis Giacomino d'Arfo
| [[Harold Pinter Theatre|Comedy Theatre]], London
|-
| 14 April 1918
| ''Romanticismo''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| Marquis Giacomino d'Arfo
| King's Hall, London
|-
| 1 April 1918
| ''The Morals of Vanda''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| Leonard Mortimer
| [http://www.theatrestrust.org.uk/resources/theatres/show/3252-croydon-grand Grand Theatre], Croydon, London
|-
| 6 May 1918
| ''Box B''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| Captain Robert Stroud
| [[London Coliseum]], London
|-
| 3 June 1918
| ''Sinners''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| Robert Ransom
| [[Prince of Wales Theatre]], Birmingham, England
|-
| 20 July 1918 – Spring 1919<ref name=LostActor/>
| ''The Title''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| John Culver
| [[Royalty Theatre]], London
|-
| 3 April 1919
| ''Our Mr. Hepplewhite''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Lord Bagley
| [[Criterion Theatre]], London
|-
| 24 November 1919
| ''Just A Wife Or Two''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| Victor Hamilton
| [[West Pier]], Brighton, England
|-
| 5 January 1920
| ''[[Mr. Pim Passes By]]''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Brian Strange
| [[Noël Coward Theatre|New Theatre]], London and The [[Garrick Theatre]], London
|-
| 10 February 1920
| ''The Young Person in Pink''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Lord Stevenage
| [[Prince of Wales Theatre]], London
|-
| 16 February 1920
| ''Kitty Breaks Loose''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Jack Wilson/Sir John Wilde
| [[Duke of York's Theatre]], London
|-
| 9 June 1920
| ''East Is West''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Billy Benson
| [[Lyric Theatre, London|Lyric Theatre]], London
|-
| July 1920
| ''Rosalind of the Farmyard''<ref name=LostActor/>
| Captain L'Estrange
| [[Shaftesbury Theatre]], London
|-
| 1 November 1920 – January 1921
| ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0017014/trivia Just Suppose]''
| Honourable Sir Calverton Shipley
| [[Stephen Sondheim Theatre|Henry Miller's Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb">{{cite web |url=http://ibdb.com/Person/View/7293 |title=Leslie Howard |publisher=[[Internet Broadway Database]] |access-date=2015-12-15}}</ref>
|-
| 10 December 1920
| ''P's and Q's''
| Charley Stark
| [[Morosco Theatre]], New York
|-
| 10 October – October 1921
| ''[[The Wren (play)|The Wren]]''
| Hugh Roddy
| [[Embassy Five Theatre|Gaiety Theatre]], New York<ref name="nyt101121">{{cite news |last=Woollcott |first=Alexander |title=The Play |work=The New York Times |date=October 11, 1921 |location=New York, New York |page=22 |via = [[NYTimes.com]]}}</ref>
|-
| 22 December 1921 – February 1922
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/12733 Danger]''
| Percy Sturgess
| [https://www.ibdb.com/Venue/View/1287 39th Street Theatre], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 14 March – June 1922
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/12783 The Truth About Blayds]''
| Oliver Blayds
| [[Booth Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 24 August – September 1922
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/9094 A Serpent's Tooth]''
| Jerry Middleton
| [[Helen Hayes Theatre|Little Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 14 November – December 1922
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/9151 The Romantic Age]''
| Gervase Mallory
| [[Comedy Theatre (New York City)|Comedy Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 25 December 1922 – January 1923
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/9175 The Lady Cristilinda]''
| Martini
| [[Broadhurst Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 20 February – April 1923
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/9209 Anything Might Happen]''
| Hal Turner
| [[Comedy Theatre (New York City)|Comedy Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 21 May – June 1923
| ''[[Aren't We All?]]''
| The Honourable William Tatham
| [[Embassy Five Theatre|Gaiety Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 7 January – May 1924
| ''[[Outward Bound (play)|Outward Bound]]''
| Henry
| [[Walter Kerr Theatre|Ritz Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 25 August – December 1924
| ''[[The Werewolf (play)|The Werewolf]]''
| Paolo Moreira
| [[49th Street Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 13 January – February 1925
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/8938 Shall We Join the Ladies?]''
| Mr. Preen
| [[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 13 January – February 1925
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/8937 Isabel]''
| Peter Graham
| [[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 15 September 1925 – February 1926
| ''[[The Green Hat (play)|The Green Hat]]''
| Napier Harpenden
| [[Broadhurst Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 27 July 1926
| ''The Way You Look At It''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/><ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Bobby Rendon
| [[Sondheim Theatre|Queen's Theatre]], London
|-
| 20 December 1926
| ''Mayfair''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
|
| Broad Street Theatre,<br>Newark (Out-of-Town Tryout)
|-
| 21 March – August 1927
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/10258 Her Cardboard Lover]''
| Andre Sallicel
| [[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 29 September – October 1927
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/10456 Murray Hill]''<ref name=MurrayHill/>
| Wrigley
| Author<br>[[Bijou Theatre (Manhattan, 1917)|Bijou Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 26 October 1927 – March 1928
| ''[[Escape (play)|Escape]]''
| Matt Denant
| [[Booth Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| June 1928
| ''Tell Me the Truth (A Bit of Tomfoolery)''<ref name=LostActor/>
| —
| Author<br>[[Ambassadors Theatre (London)|Ambassadors Theatre]], London
|-
| 21 August 1928
| ''Her Cardboard Lover''<ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Andre Sallicel
| [[Lyric Theatre, London|Lyric Theatre]], London
|-
| 6 March 1929
| ''[[Berkeley Square (play)|Berkeley Square]]''<ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| Peter Standish
| [[Lyric Theatre, London|Lyric Theatre]], London
|-
| 1929
| ''Candle Light''<ref name=InSearch/>
| Josef
| Southampton, England
|-
| 30 September 1929 – January 1930
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/10938 Candle Light]''
| Josef
| [[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 4 November 1929 – May 1930
| ''[[Berkeley Square (play)|Berkeley Square]]''
| Peter Standish
| Co-producer, Co-director<br>[[Lyceum Theatre (Broadway)|Lyceum Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 8 February – February 1930
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/11045 Out of a Blue Sky]''
| —
| Author, Director<br>[[Booth Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 12 January – June 1932
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/11486 The Animal Kingdom]''
| Tom Collier
| Co-producer<br>[[Broadhurst Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 31 March – April 1932
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/11520 We Are No Longer Children]''
| —
| Co-director<br>[[Booth Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 19–28 October 1933<ref>[http://calmview.bham.ac.uk/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=XMS38%2F4852 University of Birmingham: Cadbury Research Library Special Collections – ''This Side Idolatry'' by Talbot Jennings]</ref>
| ''This Side Idolatry''<ref name=InSearch/><ref name=LostActor/>
| William Shakespeare
| Producer<br>[[Lyric Theatre, London|Lyric Theatre]], London
|-
| July 1934
| ''Elizabeth Sleeps Out''<ref name=LostActor/><ref name=MurrayHill/>
| —
| Author<br>[[Trafalgar Studios|Whitehall Theatre]], London
|-
| 7 January – June 1935
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/7922 The Petrified Forest]''
| Alan Squier
| Co-producer<br>[[Broadhurst Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 20 April – May 1936
| ''[https://www.ibdb.com/Production/View/12120 Elizabeth Sleeps Out]''<ref name=MurrayHill/>
| —
| Author<br>[[Comedy Theatre (New York City)|Comedy Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 10 November – December 1936
| ''[[Hamlet]]''
| Hamlet
| Director, producer<br>[[Imperial Theatre]], New York<ref name="Howard IBDb"/>
|-
| 27 September 1937
| ''Alias Mrs. Jones''<ref name=LeslieHowardNet/>
| —
| Author, Director<br>[[List of theatres in Bristol|Little Theatre]], Bristol, England
|-
| May 1938
| ''Here's to Our Enterprise''<ref name=LostActor/>
|
| [[Lyceum Theatre, London|Lyceum Theatre]], London
|-
| 25 September 1942
| ''Cathedral Steps''<ref name=LostActor/>
| Horatio Nelson<ref>Last public performance</ref>
| [[St. Paul's Cathedral]], London
|}