Al Leech and his Three Rosebuds
singing/dancing/comedy act / early 1900's
- Elyria (OH) Chronicle-Telegram / March 5, 1906 (pg.1) -
- Fairmont West Virginian / March 21, 1906 (pg.4) - - Philadelphia Inquirer / October 22, 1907 (pg.4) -
- New Indianapolis / March 23, 1907 (pg.14) -
- Harrisburg (PA) Courier / December 28, 1906 (pg.3) - - Harrisburg (PA) Courier / December 28, 1906 (pg.3) - - Harrisburg (PA) Courier / December 28, 1906 (pg.3) -
- Scranton (PA) Truth / September 30, 1908 (pg.2) - - Harrisburg (PA) Daily Independent / November 10, 1908 (pg.5) - - Allentown (PA) Leader / November 30, 1908 (pg.8) -
- Brooklyn Chat / October 31, 1908 (pg.16) - - Brooklyn Life / August 7, 1909 (pg.16) -
- New York Times / June 6, 1909 (pg.59) -
- Allentown (PA) Morning Call / July 8, 1912 (pg.8) - - Oakland Tribune / July 6, 1912 (pg.26) -
Al Leech / Broadway Credits
Girls Will Be Girls:
(August 27, 1904 - September 3, 1904) Performer: [Al Leech as Professor Ebeneezer Hezekiah Dodge] / Original Musical Comedy
Opening: August 27, 1904 - Closing: September 3, 1904 [Performances 9] - Haverly's 14th Street
Seeing New York:
(June 5, 1906 - August 18, 1906) Performer: Al Leech Original Musical Farce
Opening: Jun 05, 1906 - Closing: August 18, 1906 [Performances 75] - New York Roof
The Jolly Bachelors:
(January 6, 1910 - May 28, 1910) Performer: [Al Leech as Chase Payne] Original Musical Spectacle
Opening: January 6, 1910 Closing Date May 28, 1910 [Performances 165] - Broadway Theatre
Bright Eyes:
(February 28, 1910 - May 1910) Performer: Al Leech [Chorus] Opening: February 28, 1910 - Closing: May 1910 [Performances 48] -
New York Theatre (February 28, 1910 - April 2, 1910) - Grand Opera House (May 2, 1910 - May 1910)
The Never-Homes:
Performer: [Al Leech as Daly Bunn] Opening: October 5, 1911 - Closing: December 23, 1911
Original Musical Comedy [92 performances] - Broadway Theatre
- Burlington (VT) Free Press / September 19, 1905 (pg.8) -