Donald Cook
Actor
Born
Sept. 26, 1901
in Portland, OR
Died
Oct. 1, 1961
of heart attack in Yale-New Haven Hospital [formerly Grace-New Haven Hospital], CT
Actor Donald Cook was a veteran of the Broadway stage and motion pictures.
Cook began his career with the Kansas City Community Players and made his first appearance on the stage in 1925 on tour with "The Rivals."
Cook first appeared in New York in 1926 at the Little Theatre in the role of John Roberts in "Seed of the Brute."
Cook remained with the theater and played in such shows as "Private Lives," "The Moon Is Blue" and "Claudia."
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