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Tom Johnstone

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Tom Johnstone is a Broadway performer known for The Clouds, I'll Say She Is, Molly Darling, Plain Jane, and When You Smile. Explore their Broadway credits, shows, and songs below.

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About

Tom Johnstone was a Broadway performer, composer, and book writer active from 1925 to 1927. His credits included the revue I'll Say She Is, the musicals Plain Jane, Molly Darling, and When You Smile, as well as The Clouds and other productions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tom Johnstone?
Tom Johnstone is a Broadway performer known for The Clouds, I'll Say She Is, Molly Darling, Plain Jane, and When You Smile. Tom Johnstone was a Broadway performer, composer, and book writer active from 1925 to 1927. His credits included the revue I'll Say She Is, the musicals Plain Jane, Molly Darling, and When You Smile, as well as The Clouds and other productions.
What shows has Tom Johnstone appeared in?
Tom Johnstone has appeared in The Clouds, I'll Say She Is, Molly Darling, Plain Jane, and When You Smile.
What roles has Tom Johnstone played?
Tom Johnstone has played roles as Performer, Writer, Composer.
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Broadway Shows

Tom Johnstone has appeared in the following Broadway shows:

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