Charles Henry Meltzer
Charles Henry Meltzer is a Broadway performer known for Her Honor, the Mayor, More Than Queen, and The Story of Rodion, the Student. Explore their Broadway credits, shows, and songs below.
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About
Charles Henry Meltzer was a Broadway book writer whose credits include the play More Than Queen, Her Honor, the Mayor, and The Story of Rodion, the Student. Originally from London, England.
Personal Details
- Hometown
- London, ENGLAND
- Died
- January 14, 1936
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is Charles Henry Meltzer?
- Charles Henry Meltzer is a Broadway performer known for Her Honor, the Mayor, More Than Queen, and The Story of Rodion, the Student. Charles Henry Meltzer was a Broadway book writer whose credits include the play More Than Queen, Her Honor, the Mayor, and The Story of Rodion, the Student. Originally from London, England.
- What shows has Charles Henry Meltzer appeared in?
- Charles Henry Meltzer has appeared in Her Honor, the Mayor, More Than Queen, and The Story of Rodion, the Student.
- What roles has Charles Henry Meltzer played?
- Charles Henry Meltzer has played roles as Writer.
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Roles
Broadway Shows
Charles Henry Meltzer has appeared in the following Broadway shows:
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Songs
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