Walter Passmore

Mr. Passmore's roles included:

• Hon. Sir Joseph Porter in the production of H.M.S. Pinafore which started June 6, 1889
• Greg in the production of Jane Annie (lyrics by J. M. Barrie and A. Conan Doyle; music by Ernest Ford) which started May 13, 1893
• Tarara in the production of Utopia Limited which started October 7, 1893
• Bobinet in the production of Mirette (composed by Andre Messager) which started July 3, 1894
• Peter Adolphus Grigg in the production of The Chieftain (libretto by F. C. Burnand, music by Sir Arthur Sullivan) which started December 12, 1894
• Rudolph in the production of The Grand Duke which started March 7, 1896
• KoKo in the production of The Mikado which started July 11, 1896
• Boodel in the production of His Majesty (libretto by Burnand, music by Alexander MacKenzie) which started February 20, 1897
• Jack Point in the production of The Yeomen of the Guard which started May 5, 1897
• General Boom in the production of The Grand-Duchess of Gerolstein (by Jacques Offenbach) which started December 5, 1897
• Usher in the Nellie Farren Benefit production of Trial by Jury on March 17, 1898
• Don Alhambra Del Bolero in the production of The Gondoliers which started March 22, 1898
• The Devil in the production of The Beauty Stone (lyrics by Arthur Pinero; music by Sir Arthur Sullivan) which started May 28, 1898
• John Wellington Wells in the production of The Sorcerer which started September 22, 1898
• King Ouf the First in the production of The Lucky Star (lyrics by Adrian Ross and Aubrey Hopwood; music by Ivan Caryll) which started January 7, 1899
• Hassan in the production of The Rose of Persia (libretto by Basil Hood; music by Sir Arthur Sullivan) which started November 29, 1899
• Sergeant of Police in the production of Pirates of Penzance which started June 30, 1900
• Reginald Bunthorne in the production of Patience which started November 7, 1900
• Professor Bunn in the production of The Emerald Isle (lyrics by Basil Hood; music begun by Sullivan and finished by Edward German) which started April 27, 1901
• Lord Chancellor in the production of Iolanthe which started December 7, 1901

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