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Radio Born and Bred

Ralph Moody

Lifetime: 11/05/1887 – 09/16/1971 “Roy Rogers Show,” “Wild Bill Hickok”

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Radio Born and Bred

Virginia Mayo

Lifetime: 11/30/1920 – 01/17/2005 Actress: “Lux Radio Theatre”

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Radio Born and Bred

Helen Martin

Lifetime: 07/23/1909 – 02/25/2000 Actress: “Sears Radio Theatre”

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Radio Born and Bred

Marion Marlowe

Lifetime: 03/07/1929 – Singer: “Arthur Godfrey Time”

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Radio Born and Bred

Phil Leslie

Lifetime: 03/11/1909 – 09/23/1988 Writer: “Fibber McGee & Molly” “The Beulah Show” “The Charlotte Greenwood Show” “Major Hoople” “The King’s Men” The St. Louis Influence on Fibber McGee Writers were the faceless – usually nameless – people behind the scenes in yesteryear radio. Without them very little would have happened. Read more…

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Radio Born and Bred

Jennie Land

Lifetime: 12/17/1911 – Singer: “Dramas of Youth,” “Musical Grocery Store”

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