Sydney (Australia) Conservatorium-trained singer, Amy Rochelle made her first stage appearance in 1912 aged 14. After becoming one of Harry Clay's leading attractions (1914-1918) she spent the next 10 years on the Fullers' circuit - notably as a pantomime principal boy and with the Stiffy and Mo Company. She also expanded her vaudeville repertoire with child impersonations and as a pianist. Rochelle continued performing into the 1950s, appearing on radio as a singer and actor.