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Charles Walter Couldock (26
April 1815 – 27
November 1898) was a po****r 19th-century
English actor. Born in Long Acre, England, he made his
stage debut...
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February 1, 1883, in New York. The
Millers performed and
toured with C.W.
Couldock in
Hazel Kirke under the
management of
Daniel Frohman. They
later joined...
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Coyle (a businessman) – J.G.
Burnett Abel
Murcott (his clerk) – C.W.
Couldock Lt.
Harry Vernon (of the
Royal Navy) – M.
Levick Mr.
Binny (a butler) –...
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Street Theatre in Philadelphia, with Celeste, and also with
Charles Walter Couldock playing the role of Luke Fielding, and who
later toured widely playing...
- Eben
Plympton ...
Arthur Carringford (Lord Travers)
Charles Walter (C.W.)
Couldock ...
Dunstan Kirke Dominick Murray ...
Aaron Rodney Thomas Whiffen ... Pittacus...
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Thomas Childs James Freeman Clarke C****ius
Marcellus Clay
Henry Clay C.W.
Couldock Henry Clifford Curtis Charlotte Cushman Henry Dexter Dorothea Dix John...
- Williams, Kate Batman,
Sallie St. Clair,
William and
Malvina Florence, C.W.
Couldock,
Charlotte Thompson,
Frank Chanfrau,
Maggie Mitc****,
Frank Mayo and Elizabeth...
- Det****s
James Gilbert Burnett as
Cuffee Mr. C.
Peters as ?
Pluto Eliza Couldock as
Farcinella Miss
Francis as
Spirit of Arthur's
Sister Mrs. H. Vining...
- Jefferson,
Maurice Barrymore,
Daniel Howard Harkins and
Charles Walter Couldock who
served as pall bearers. He was
survived by his
second wife, the actress...
- (Lady Pattie). The role of
Bunion Turke was pla**** as a
burlesque of C.W.
Couldock's role of
Dunstan Kirke in the very po****r play
Hazel Kirke.
After playing...
