The Roles of Helen Hayes

Her years on the New York stage and on film:

STAGE

“Old Dutch,” 1909.

“The Summer Widowers,” 1910.

“The Never Homes,” 1911.

“The Prodigal Husband,” 1914.

“Penrod,” 1918.

“Dear Brutus,” 1918.

“Clarence,” 1919.

“Bab,” 1920.

“The Wren,” 1921.

“Golden Days,” 1921.

“To the Ladies,” 1922.

“We Moderns,” 1924.

“She Stoops to Conquer,” 1924.

“Dancing Mothers,” 1924.

“Quarantine,” 1924.

“Caesar and Cleopatra,” 1925.

“Young Blood,” 1925.

“What Every Woman Knows,” 1925.

“Coquette,” 1927.

“Mr. Gilhooley,” 1930.

“Petticoat Influence,” 1930.

“The Good Fairy,” 1931.

“Mary of Scotland,” 1933.

“Victoria Regina,” 1935 and 1938.

“Ladies and Gentlemen,” 1939.

“Twelfth Night,” 1940.

“Candle in the Wind,” 1941.

“Harriet,” 1943.

“Happy Birthday,” 1946.

“The Wisteria Trees,” 1950 and 1955.

“What Every Woman Knows,” 1954.

“The Skin of Our Teeth,” 1955.

“The Glass Menagerie,” 1956.

“Time Remembered,” 1957.

“A Touch of the Poet,” 1958.

“The White House,” 1964.

A season of repertory that included “The School for Scandal,” “We Comrades,” “You Can’t Take It With You,” 1966.

“The Show-Off,” 1967 and 1968.

“The Front Page,” 1969.

“Harvey,” 1970.

FILM

“Jean and the Calico Doll,” 1910.

“The Weavers of Life,” 1917.

“Bab,” 1920.

“The Sin of Madelon Claudet,” 1931.

“Arrowsmith,” 1931.

“A Farewell to Arms,” 1932.

“The Son-Daughter,” 1932.

“The White Sister,” 1933.

“Another Language,” 1933.

“Night Flight,” 1933.

“Crime Without Passion,” 1934.

“What Every Woman Knows,” 1934.

“Vanessa: Her Love Story,” 1935.

“Stage Door Canteen,” 1943.

“My Son John,” 1952.

“Main Street to Broadway,” 1953.

“Anastasia,” 1956.

“Third Man on the Mountain,” 1959.

“Airport,” 1970.

“Helen Hayes: Portrait of an American Actress” (narration), 1974.

“Herbie Rides Again,” 1974.

“One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing,” 1975.

“Candleshoe,” 1978.