Leonard Doyle (Director)

Leonard Doyle

Director

Leonard Doyle

Director

Also Known As: Len Doyle
Born: Feb 02, 1893 in Toledo, OH, USA
Death: Dec 06, 1959 in Port Jervis, NY, USA

Roles (26)

	The Righteous Are Bold Opened December 22, 1955	as Michael Martin Geraty (Original)
	Lunatics and Lovers Opened December 13, 1954	as Judge Sullivan (Understudy - Original)
	The Streets Are Guarded Opened November 20, 1944	as Admiral OverholdU.S.N. (Original)
	I'll Take the High Road Opened November 09, 1943	as Sam Budd (Original)
	Plan M Opened February 20, 1942	as General Sir Hugh Winston (Original)
	The Distant City Opened September 22, 1941	as Sergeant McKiernan (Original)
	The Time of Your Life Opened October 25, 1939	as Kit Carson (Original)
	On Location Opened September 27, 1937	as Windy O'Rourke (Original)
	Play, Genius, Play! Opened October 30, 1935	as Healey (Original)
	Three Men on a Horse Opened January 30, 1935	as Patsy (Replacement)
	Ladies' Money Opened November 01, 1934	as Platt Touhey (Original)
	The Family Upstairs Opened October 27, 1933	as Charles Grant (Original) Staging Producer
	The Buzzard Opened March 14, 1928	as Frederick Turner (Original)
	Sisters Opened December 24, 1927	as Dick (Original)
	The King Can Do No Wrong Opened November 16, 1927	as Casper (Original)
	Black Velvet Opened September 27, 1927	as Yeller Richmond (Original)
	Night Hawk Opened February 24, 1925	as Walter Colt (Original)
	Within Four Walls Opened April 17, 1923	as Gerrit Minuit (Original)
	A Square Peg Opened January 27, 1923	as Arthur Ryan (Original)
	Gringo Opened December 12, 1922	as Paco (Original)
	Nature's Nobleman Opened November 14, 1921	as Fred Tanner (Original)
	Crooked Gamblers Opened July 31, 1920	as Jim O'Neill (Original)
	The Bonehead Opened April 12, 1920	as James Griggs (Original)
	The Challenge Opened August 05, 1919	as Harry Day (Original)

Leonard Doyle

Director

Leonard Doyle

Director

Roles (26)

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