Anne Bronaugh, born in 1887, in Nicholasville, Kentucky, was an American actress. She was a leading lady of the Winnipeg Stock Company (also known as the Winnipeg Permanent Players) at the Winnipeg Theatre from 1913 to 1919. She was the original Rosemary in Abie's Irish Rose on Broadway, 1922-1923. She also worked with the Somerville Players, the F. James Carroll Company and the Bandbox Players in Hempstead, New York.
Married to actor Guy Coombs in September of 1908. They had one child. Their son, Logan, died June 1912 at the age of eight-and-a-half months in Chicago. They divorced after 4 years and continued to appear on stage together.
After retiring from acting she worked for the Corning Chamber of Commerce in New York.
Married to actor Guy Coombs in September of 1908. They had one child. Their son, Logan, died June 1912 at the age of eight-and-a-half months in Chicago. They divorced after 4 years and continued to appear on stage together.
After retiring from acting she worked for the Corning Chamber of Commerce in New York.
Anne Bronaugh, born in 1887, in Nicholasville, Kentucky, was an American actress. She was a leading lady of the Winnipeg Stock Company (also known as the Winnipeg Permanent Players) at the Winnipeg Theatre from 1913 to 1919. She was the original Rosemary in Abie's Irish Rose on Broadway, 1922-1923. She also worked with the Somerville Players, the F. James Carroll Company and the Bandbox Players in Hempstead, New York.
Married to actor Guy Coombs in September of 1908. They had one child. Their son, Logan, died June 1912 at the age of eight-and-a-half months in Chicago. They divorced after 4 years and continued to appear on stage together.
After retiring from acting she worked for the Corning Chamber of Commerce in New York.
Married to actor Guy Coombs in September of 1908. They had one child. Their son, Logan, died June 1912 at the age of eight-and-a-half months in Chicago. They divorced after 4 years and continued to appear on stage together.
After retiring from acting she worked for the Corning Chamber of Commerce in New York.
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