Gender
Male
Director Performer Writer Lyricist Composer
Also Known As
Cecil Mack
See Also
  • CREDITS
    Swing It (Jul 22, 1937 - Sep 01, 1937)
    Musical, Original
    • Staged by Cecil Mack and Jack Mason
    • Book by Cecil Mack
    • Lyrics by Milton Reddie and Cecil Mack
    Rhapsody in Black (May 04, 1931 - Jul 11, 1931)
    Musical, Original
    • Performer: Cecil Mack's Choir
      • Original
    Lew Leslie's Blackbirds (Oct 22, 1930 - Dec 1930)
    Musical, Original
    • Performer: Cecil Mack's Choir
      • Original
    Kilpatrick's Old-Time Minstrels (Apr 19, 1930 - Apr 26, 1930)
    Musical, Original
    • Featuring songs by George Evans, James Weldon Johnson, Banks Winter, Theo A. Metz, R.C. MacPherson, Elmer Bowman and Chris Smith
    • Featuring songs with lyrics by Bob Cole, Ren Shields, Banks Winter, Theo A. Metz, R.C. MacPherson, Elmer Bowman and Chris Smith
    Runnin' Wild (Oct 29, 1923 - Jun 28, 1924)
    Musical, Original
    • Lyrics by Cecil Mack
    His Honor: The Barber (May 08, 1911 - May 20, 1911)
    Musical, Original
    • Featuring songs by Chris Smith, Ford Dabney and Cecil Mack
    Bandanna Land (Feb 03, 1908 - Apr 18, 1908)
    Musical, Original
    • Featuring "It's Hard to Love Somebody" by Cecil Mack and Chris Smith; Featuring "Somewhere" by Frank H. Williams and Joe Jordan; Featuring "Late Hours" by Bert A. Williams and David Kempner; Featuring "Kinky" and "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by Mord Allen; Featuring "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by J. Leubrie Hill
    Marrying Mary (Aug 27, 1906 - Oct 06, 1906)
    Musical, Original
    • Featuring songs with lyrics by Cecil Mack
    Mrs. Black Is Back (Nov 07, 1904 - Apr 01, 1905)
    Play, Original
    • Lyrics by Paul West and R.C. MacPherson
    The Southerners (May 23, 1904 - Jun 25, 1904)
    Musical, Original
    • Featuring songs with lyrics by R.C. MacPherson, Harry Williams, Harry B. Smith and Will Marion Cook
    In Dahomey (Feb 18, 1903 - Apr 04, 1903)
    Musical, Original
    • Additional lyrics by Will Marion Cook, Alex Rogers, Cecil Mack, Benjamin L. Shook and James Weldon Johnson
    The Wild Rose (May 05, 1902 - Aug 30, 1902)
    Musical, Original
    • Additional lyrics by William Jerome, Junie McCree, Cecil Mack, John Gilroy and Vincent Bryan
    Sons of Ham (Apr 29, 1901 - May 04, 1901)
    Musical, Revival
    • Additional music by R.C. MacPherson, Esterman and James Brymm
    Sons of Ham (Oct 15, 1900 - Oct 20, 1900)
    Musical, Original
    • Additional music by R.C. MacPherson, Esterman, James Brymm and William J. Accooe
Swing It (Jul 22, 1937 - Sep 01, 1937)
Musical, Original
  • Staged by Cecil Mack and Jack Mason
  • Book by Cecil Mack
  • Lyrics by Milton Reddie and Cecil Mack
Rhapsody in Black (May 04, 1931 - Jul 11, 1931)
Musical, Original
  • Performer: Cecil Mack's Choir
    • Original
Lew Leslie's Blackbirds (Oct 22, 1930 - Dec 1930)
Musical, Original
  • Performer: Cecil Mack's Choir
    • Original
Kilpatrick's Old-Time Minstrels (Apr 19, 1930 - Apr 26, 1930)
Musical, Original
  • Featuring songs by George Evans, James Weldon Johnson, Banks Winter, Theo A. Metz, R.C. MacPherson, Elmer Bowman and Chris Smith
  • Featuring songs with lyrics by Bob Cole, Ren Shields, Banks Winter, Theo A. Metz, R.C. MacPherson, Elmer Bowman and Chris Smith
Runnin' Wild (Oct 29, 1923 - Jun 28, 1924)
Musical, Original
  • Lyrics by Cecil Mack
His Honor: The Barber (May 08, 1911 - May 20, 1911)
Musical, Original
  • Featuring songs by Chris Smith, Ford Dabney and Cecil Mack
Bandanna Land (Feb 03, 1908 - Apr 18, 1908)
Musical, Original
  • Featuring "It's Hard to Love Somebody" by Cecil Mack and Chris Smith; Featuring "Somewhere" by Frank H. Williams and Joe Jordan; Featuring "Late Hours" by Bert A. Williams and David Kempner; Featuring "Kinky" and "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by Mord Allen; Featuring "When I Was Sweet Sixteen" by J. Leubrie Hill
Marrying Mary (Aug 27, 1906 - Oct 06, 1906)
Musical, Original
  • Featuring songs with lyrics by Cecil Mack
Mrs. Black Is Back (Nov 07, 1904 - Apr 01, 1905)
Play, Original
  • Lyrics by Paul West and R.C. MacPherson
The Southerners (May 23, 1904 - Jun 25, 1904)
Musical, Original
  • Featuring songs with lyrics by R.C. MacPherson, Harry Williams, Harry B. Smith and Will Marion Cook
In Dahomey (Feb 18, 1903 - Apr 04, 1903)
Musical, Original
  • Additional lyrics by Will Marion Cook, Alex Rogers, Cecil Mack, Benjamin L. Shook and James Weldon Johnson
The Wild Rose (May 05, 1902 - Aug 30, 1902)
Musical, Original
  • Additional lyrics by William Jerome, Junie McCree, Cecil Mack, John Gilroy and Vincent Bryan
Sons of Ham (Apr 29, 1901 - May 04, 1901)
Musical, Revival
  • Additional music by R.C. MacPherson, Esterman and James Brymm
Sons of Ham (Oct 15, 1900 - Oct 20, 1900)
Musical, Original
  • Additional music by R.C. MacPherson, Esterman, James Brymm and William J. Accooe

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