MIAMI HERALD
Leonard Still 'Putdown' King
02/22/1973
DAILY SUN REPORTER
Comedian creates “climate of goodwill with insults"
02/21/1973
DAILY SUN REPORTER
Jack E. Leonard, the 'mouth that roared'
02/18/1973

NEW YORK POST
It Happened Last Night
07/19/1972

LAS VEGAS SUN
Can't Judge Leonard By His Cover
08/01/1971
LAS VEGAS NOW
Jack E. is Back
07/16/1971

FRONTIER
Jack E. Leonard Greets Opponents at Frontier

LEONARD & RICKLES
Leonard and Rickles Wage War of Words for Insulter Title

 
After Death
May 10, 1973

DAILY SUN

LA HERALD EXAMINER

NEWSWEEK

TIME MAGAZINE

 

Jack E. Leonard, known affectionately as the "mouth that roared", has conquered audiences in every major nightclub in the country, such as the Copacabana, N.Y.; Frontier, Flamingo, Desert Inn and Landmark, Las Vegas; Harrah's, Reno; Holiday House, Pittsburgh; Michigan Palace, Detroit; Mister Kelly's Mill, Run Theater and the Drake Hotel, Chicago; Monticello Inn, Boston; Rainbow Grill, New York; and Playboy Club, Lake Geneva.

Jack E. Leonard was the comedian with such great name bands as Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey, Eddie Duchin, Gene Krupa and Jan Savitt to name a very few. One of Frank Sinatra's favorite comedians, Jack double-billed occasionally with Frank Sinatra, Jr.

Click the links to the left to enjoy an entertaining collection of writeups and interviews with Jack E. Leonard.

Coming soon

"The Jack E. Leonard Story"
by Monnet Alvarez

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