Editing Colin Clive (section)

===Stage===
*''Peter and Paul'' (September 1925)<ref name=Rowell>{{cite book|last1=Rowell|first1=George|last2=Jackson|first2=Anthony|last3=Jackson|first3=Tony|title=The Repertory Movement: A History of Regional Theatre in Britain|date=1984|publisher=Cambridge University Press|isbn=9780521319195|page=71|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=jXymVyaXRkQC&q=o%27niel}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=Hull Little Theatre - Performers Who Will Be Seen in Next Week's Play|issue=12462|newspaper=Daily Mail|date=12 September 1925|location=Hull, England|page=2}}</ref>
*''Advertising April'' (November 1925)<ref>{{cite news|title=Little Theatre Anti-Climax - Unworthy Finish to Highly Successful Season|issue=12512|newspaper=Daily Mail|date=10 November 1925|location=Hull, England|page=8}}</ref>

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! style="width:5%; text-align:center;"  |Date of 1st performance
! style="width:12%; text-align:center;"  |Title
! style="width:15%; text-align:center;" |Author(s)
! style="width:5%; text-align:center;"  |City
! style="width:5%; text-align:center;"  |Theatre
! style="width:10%; text-align:center;" |Role
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|1925 March 20 ||''Rose-Marie'' ||[[Otto Harbach]], [[Rudolf Friml]], [[Herbert Stothart]] ||London ||[[Theatre Royal, Drury Lane|Drury Lane]]|| Edward Hawley{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=589}}<ref>Shared role with Brian Gilmour.</ref>
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|1926 May 30||''Getting Mother Married''||Neil Grant|| London|| Apollo ||Capt. Eric Wilbraham{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=740}}
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|1927 June 30||''Fire''||[[Arthur Rose]] ||London||[[Everyman Cinema, Hampstead|Everyman Theatre]]|| St. John Sevening{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=886}}
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|1928 May 3 ||''[[Show Boat]]''||[[Oscar Hammerstein II]], [[Jerome Kern]] ||London||Drury Lane||Steve{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=992}}<ref>Shared part with Jack Livesey.</ref>
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|1928 November 4||''The Dark Path''||[[Evan John]] ||London||[[Savoy Theatre]]|| James Havilland{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=1057}}
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|1929 January 21 ||''[[Journey's End]]''||[[R. C. Sherriff]] ||London||Savoy Theatre|| Cpt. Stanhope{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=1087}}
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|1929 April 14||''Let's Leave It At That''||[[Jeanne de Casalis]], Colin Clive ||London||[[Prince of Wales's Theatre]]|| Michael Stern{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=1119-20}}<ref>Revived at the Queen's Theatre on 10 June 1929.</ref>
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|1929 April 23||''Shall We Join the Ladies?''||[[J. M. Barrie]] ||London||[[Palace Theatre, London|PalaceTheatre]]|| Mr. Vaile{{sfn|Wearing|1984|p=1124}}
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|1930 February 2||''Forty-Seven''||[[Sydney Loch]] ||London|| Prince of Wales's Theatre|| Forty-Seven{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=10}}
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|1930 April 22 ||''[[Hamlet]]''||[[William Shakespeare]] ||London||[[Haymarket Theatre]]|| Laertes{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=38}}
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|1930 June 30||''The Swan'' || [[Ferenc Molnár]] ||London||[[St. James's Theatre]]|| Dr. Nicholas Agi{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=67}}<ref>Replaced by Basil Langton and Glen Byam Shaw.</ref>
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|1930 December 5||''Overture'' || [[William Bolitho Ryall|William Bolitho]] || New York ||[[Longacre Theatre]]|| Karl Ritter<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/overture-11280#OpeningNightCast "Overture", Internet Broadway Database.]</ref>
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|1931 May 21||''The Crime at Blossoms''||[[Mordaunt Shairp]] ||London||[[Playhouse Theatre]]|| Christopher Merryman{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=191}}
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|1932 July 19 ||''[[Escape (play)|Escape]]''||[[John Galsworthy]] ||London||[[Garrick Theatre]]|| Matt Denant{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=359}}
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|1932 August 22||''[[Loyalties (play)|Loyalties]]''||John Galsworthy ||London|| Garrick Theatre || Ronald Dancy{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=364}}
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|1932 September 29||''[[Justice (play)|Justice]]''|| John Galsworthy ||London|| Garrick Theatre || William Falder{{sfn|Wearing|1990|p=375}}
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|1933 October 28||''Eight Bells''|| Percy G. Mandley || New York || [[Hudson Theatre]] || Dale<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/eight-bells-11782#OpeningNightCast "Eight Bells", Internet Broadway Database.]</ref>
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|1933 December 26||''The Lake''|| [[Dorothy Massingham]] and Murray MacDonald || New York || [[Martin Beck Theatre]] || John Clayne<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/the-lake-11807#OpeningNightCast "The Lake", Internet Broadway Database.]</ref>
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|1935 December 20||''Libel''|| [[Edward Wooll]]|| New York || [[Henry Miller's Theatre]] || Sir Mark Loddon, Bart. M.P.<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/libel-12045#OpeningNightCast "Libe", Internet Broadway Database.]</ref>
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