The Lambs

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The Lambs is a historic New York City theatrical club known as one of the oldest professional social organizations for actors, writers, and others in the performing arts.

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instanceOf professional organization
social club
theatrical club
basedIn United States theatre scene
country United States
field entertainment industry
performing arts
theatre
foundedAs actors’ social club
foundedIn 1874
foundedInPeriod 19th century
hasActivity charitable events
readings
social events
theatrical performances
hasFocus networking among performing arts professionals
promotion of theatre arts
hasMotto We’ll join the ladies
hasOrganizationalType nonprofit organization
knownFor being one of the oldest professional theatrical clubs in the United States
hosting social gatherings for theatre professionals
supporting the New York theatre community
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Manhattan
New York
New York City
New York metropolitan area
membershipIncludes actors
composers
directors
other performing arts professionals
playwrights
producers
namedAfter Charles Lamb
Mary Lamb
notableMember Bert Lahr
Brock Pemberton
Cecil B. DeMille
Clifford Odets
Douglas Fairbanks
Fred Astaire
George M. Cohan
Irving Berlin
John Barrymore
John Philip Sousa
Oscar Hammerstein II
Spencer Tracy
Victor Herbert
W. C. Fields

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Irvin S. Cobb memberOf The Lambs