Frazer Coulter

Frazer Coulter was born on August 20, 1848 in Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada. He started performing full time as an actor in 1876, having appeared previously in a few amateur and professional productions. He began his career performing as Harry Coulter, and changed his stage name to Frazer Coulter in 1879. From 1881-1885 he was a member of the Boston Theatre Stock Company. He had a prolific career on Broadway; staring in production from the 1870s until his retirement more than 50 years later. He died in East Islip on January 26, 1937 at the age of 88. ==Partial list of Broadway credits==

• William Ranney Wilson's The Inspector (1890, title role, Park Theatre) • Sutton Vane's Humanity (1895, as Major Fordyce Dangerfield at Haverly's 14th Street Theatre) • Augustus Thomas's The Capitol (1895, as Mr. Carroll at the Standard Theatre) • Sydney Rosenfeld's A House of Cards (1896, as Peter Burlap at the Fifth Avenue Theatre) • Joseph I. C. Clarke's Her Majesty, the Girl Queen of Nordenmark (1900, as Baron Hausman at the Manhattan Theatre) • Richard Harding Davis's Ranson's Folly (1904, as Captain Chase at the Hudson Theatre) • Henri Dumay's Mademoiselle Marni (1905, as General Stanislaus Newville at Wallack's Theatre) • Charles Klein's The Lion and the Mouse (1905, Ex-Judge Stott at the Lyceum Theatre) • Louis Evan Shipman's The Grain of Dust (1912, as Isaac Burroughs at the Criterion Theatre) • Silvio Hein and Philip Bartholomae's When Dreams Come True (1913, as Jerome K. Hedges at the Lyric Theatre) • Thompson Buchanan's Life (1914-1915, as William Van Rensselaer Stuyvasant at the Manhattan Opera House) • George V. Hobart's Experience (1918, Wealth at the Manhattan Opera House) • James W. Elliott's The Man in the Making (1921, Theodore Barco, Hudson Theatre) • Samuel Shipman's Lawful Larceny (1922, Mr. Davis at the Theatre Republic) • Rudolf Besier and May Edginton's Secrets (1922-1923, Dr. Arbuthnot at the Fulton Theatre) • Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer (1924, Sir Charles Marlow at the Empire Theatre) • Walter Archer Frost's Cape Smoke (1925, Doctor Hammerstone at the Martin Beck Theatre) • Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1 (1926, Earl of Northumberland at the Knickerbocker Theatre) • William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (1927, Popilius Lena at the New Amsterdam Theatre) • Margaret Ayer Barnes's The Age of Innocence (1928-1929, Mr. Henry van der Luyden at Empire Theatre) • Langdon Elwyn Mitchell's Becky Sharp (1929, as Lord Southdown at the Knickerbocker Theatre) • Austin Strong and Lloyd Osbourne's The Little Father of the Wilderness (1930, as Lieutenant General Dulong at Empire Theatre) • Howard Lindsay and Bertrand Robinson's Oh, Promise Me (1930-1931, as Judge Hawley at Morosco Theatre) ==References==