Subject: [removed] Digest V2010 #17
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Date: 1/28/2010 9:07 PM

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                                The Old-Time Radio Digest!
                                  Volume 2010 : Issue 17
                             A Part of the [removed]!
                                 [removed]
                                     ISSN: 1533-9289

                                     Today's Topics:

      A Little Clara - fication             [ <otrbuff@[removed]; ]
      Unshackled                            [ Randy Larson <jackbenny1@[removed]; ]
      Re: Betty White on Gildersleeve       [ Jordan Young <jordanyoung50@sbcglob ]
      Dayton Allen; CBC questions           [ Robert Paine <ka3zci@[removed]; ]
      1-26 births/deaths                    [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      1-27 births/deaths                    [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]
      Shirley Bell Cole                     [ Jim Widner <jwidner@[removed]; ]
      Shirley Bell Cole - Little Orphan An  [ Bhob Stewart <bhob2@[removed]; ]
      1-28 births/deaths                    [ Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed]; ]

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:05:08 -0500
    From: <otrbuff@[removed];
    To: <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  A Little Clara - fication

>     1931   NBC introduced listeners to Clara, Lu 'n' Em on its Blue network.

    The show became the first daytime radio serial when it was moved from
    its original nighttime slot.

    For clarification purposes, it became the first NETWORK daytime radio
    serial.  Let's not negate the credit rightfully due creator Irna Phillips
    for Painted Dreams, aired Monday through Saturday in the daytime over
    Chicago's WGN starting October 20, 1930.  Nobody is yet to prove it wasn't
    the cornerstone of a new genre of dramas, to be perennially known as soap
    operas but also referred to as daytime dramas, washboard weepers, sudsy
    sagas, dishpan dramas, et al.

    Painted Dreams dripped from a pipeline that had already produced several
    antecedents leading to that forthcoming strain.  While not actual branches
    of the tree, these could certainly be called seedlings from which that
    mighty timber sprang:

    Sam 'n' Henry, WGN, debuting January 12, 1926, which was soon to become Amos
    'n' Andy

    The Smith Family, WENR, premiering 1927, which was soon to be built on and
    reemerge as Fibber McGee & Molly

    The Rise of the Goldbergs, WJZ, 1929

    Moonshine and Honeysuckle, a half-hour continuing tale featuring earthy
    colloquialisms of Southern mountaineers, on Sunday afternoons over NBC, 1930

    Clara, Lu 'n' Em, WGN, June 1930, a humorous nighttime quarter-hour
    dialogue, transferring to NBC Blue weekday mornings on February 15, 1932
    (note the year of its arrival in sunlight)

    By the time daily episodes of Painted Dreams premiered, groundwork had been
    laid to the far reaches of the giant broadcasting towers in the Windy City
    and Big Apple for dayitme programming with continuing action.  Among the
    discoveries in all of this was that there was an immense audience standing
    by to be entertained on the installment plan.

    Jim Cox

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:05:12 -0500
    From: Randy Larson <jackbenny1@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Unshackled
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    It warms my heart to see Craig and others mention the on-going contribution
    Unshackled is making to the concept of old time radio.  I have had the
    pleasure of being a semi-regular pool actor on the show, appearing on about 25
    of the tapings/broadcasts.  The special AFTRA contract with The Pacific Garden
    Mission in Chicago has allowed a good number of actors to be hired weekly,
    every week since 1950.

    I have had the honor of performing alongside such
    great, golden age Chicago
    radio talent as the late Jack Bivans (mentioned by
    Craig), Russ Reed, and many
    others, in front of live audiences of 200-300,
    with organ and full sound
    effects artists.  What a dream come true for this
    Baby Boomer!

    Randy Larson

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:05:17 -0500
    From: Jordan Young <jordanyoung50@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Re: Betty White on Gildersleeve

    The Screen Actors Guild also mentioned on their website that Betty
    White appeared on such radio shows as "Blondie," "This is Your FBI,"
    and the first incarnation of "The Betty White Show."

    Jordan R. Young

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:05:26 -0500
    From: Robert Paine <ka3zci@[removed];
    To: OTR Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Dayton Allen; CBC questions

     I didn't catch all the posts so, I don't know if someone has mentioned this.
    In addition to his many activities, Dayton Allen also provided the voice for
    cartoon's Deputy Dawg, enforcer of "the legal law, there, Muskie." This was
    where I first heard his famous "why not?"
     A couple CBC program questions: does anyone know if there are recordings of:
    Frank Willis' late night program "Nocturne"? I'm interested in the opening
    poem, which he wrote: As music builds a bright, impermanent tower, High in
    the [removed]" The other program is Jake and the Kid, which starred the
    great Canadian actor, John Drainie.
     Thanks,
       Bob

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:05:32 -0500
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  1-26 births/deaths

    January 26th births

    01-26-1880 - Douglas MacArthur - Little Rock, AR - d. 4-5-1964
    general: "Special Broadcast from Tokyo"
    01-26-1885 - Hugh Barrett Dobbs - d. 2-20-1944
    actor: Captain Dobbsie "Ship of Joy"
    01-26-1892 - Guy Robertson - Denver, CO - d. unknown
    singing host: "Broadway Varieties"
    01-26-1899 - Wyllis Cooper - Pekin, IL - d. 6-22-1955
    producer, writer, director: "Lights Out"; "Quiet Please"
    01-26-1905 - Margaret Cousins - Munday, TX - d. 7-30-1996
    writer: "Holmes Radio Magazine"
    01-26-1905 - Maria von Trapp - Vienna, Austria-Hungary - d. 3-28-1987
    singer: (Trapp Family Singers) "Christmas Seal Sale"
    01-26-1907 - Eddie Ballentine - Chicago, IL - d. 11-14-1995
    orchestra leader: "Don McNeill's Breakfast Club"
    01-26-1907 - Rita Ascot - d. 3-6-1988
    actor: "Fay "Ma Perkins"; "Chicago Theatre of the Air"
    01-26-1913 - Jimmy Van Heusen - Syracuse, NY - d. 2-6-1990
    composer: "Amos 'n' Andy"; "Frank Sinatra Show"; "Command Performance"
    01-26-1913 - William Prince - Nichols, NY - d. 10-8-1996
    actor: "Crime Does Not Pay"; "Philco Radio Playhouse"
    01-26-1914 - Jack de Manio - Hampstead, England - d. 10-28-1988
    announcer: "Today"; "Jack de Manio Precisely"; "Woman's Hour"
    01-26-1914 - Phoebe Ephron - NYC - d. 10-13-1971
    author: "Lux RadioTheatre"
    01-26-1918 - Vito Scotti - San Francisco, CA - d. 6-5-1996
    actor: "Romance"; "Broadway Is My Beat"
    01-26-1919 - Jan Bart - Poland - d. 8-12-1971
    traveled with Major Bowes for 7 years, had his own radio show
    01-26-1922 - Michael Bentine - Watford, Hertfordshie, England - d.
    11-26-1996
    comedian: "Goon Show"
    01-26-1922 - Page Cavanaugh - Cherokee, KS - d. 12-18-2008
    singer: (The Page Cavanaugh Trio) "The Jack Paar Show"
    01-26-1925 - Joan Leslie - Detroit, MI
    actor: "Screen Guild Theatre"
    01-26-1927 - Billy Redfield - NYC - d. 8-17-1976
    actor: Grayling Dennis "Brighter Day"; Willie Piper "Tales of Willie
    Piper"
    01-26-1927 - Ronnie Hilton - Hull, England - d. 2-21-2001
    singer: "Sounds of the Fifties"
    01-26-1935 - Bob Uecker - Milwaukee, WI
    baseball announcer: "Milwaukee Brewers"
    01-26-1937 - Alison Steele - Brooklyn, NY - d. 9-27-1995
    disk jockey: "The Nightbird"
    01-26-1945 - Marti Caine - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England - d. 11-4-1995
    comedian: "The Marti Caine Show"

    January 26th deaths

    01-08-1909 - Jose Ferrer - Santurce, PR - d. 1-26-1992
    actor: Philo Vance "Advs. of Philo Vance"; Minister "We Love and Learn"
    02-14-1897 - Victor Lindlahr - d. 1-26-1969
    commentator: "Talks on Diet"
    04-02-1917 - Gertrude Warner - Hartford, CT - d. 1-26-1986
    actor: Margo Lane "The Shadow"; Christy Allen "Against the Storm"
    04-26-1922 - Eric Sinclair - Burkburnett, TX - d. 1-26-2004
    actor: "Alias Jane Doe"
    04-28-1916 - Rena Craig Waxman - Denver, CO - d. 1-26-2003
    actor: "School of Charm"
    05-17-1897 - Fletcher Wiley - d. 1-26-1966
    commentator: "Your Home Front Reporter"
    06-05-1914 - J. Donald Wilson - d. 1-26-1984
    creator, writer, producer: "The Whistler"; "Advs. of Nero Wolfe";
    "Dark Venture"
    06-19-1894 - Emil Coleman - Odessa, Russia - d. 1-26-1965
    orchestra leader: "Penthouse Party"; "Gulf Headliners"
    07-08-1908 - Nelson Rockefeller - Bar Harbor, ME - d. 1-26-1979
    vice president: Helped fund "Hello Americans" with Orson Welles
    08-09-1905 - Leo Genn - London, England - d. 1-26-1978
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    09-24-1905 - Wilbur 'Bill' P. Bardo - d. 1-26-1975
    bandleader: "One Night Stand"
    10-02-1900 - Cecil Roy - St. Paul, MN - d. 1-26-1995
    actor: (Girl of a Thousand Voices) Junior Fitz "Ma Perkins"
    10-09-1899 - Goebel (Leon) Reeves - Sherman, TX - d. 1-26-1959
    singer, yodeler: "Rudy Vallee Show"
    10-17-1912 - Jack Owens - Tulsa, OK - d. 1-26-1982
    vocalist: Cruising Crooner "The Breakfast Club"; "Tin Pan Alley"
    11-06-1892 - Ole Olsen - Wabash, IN - d. 1-26-1963
    comedian: (Olsen and Johnson); "Rudy Vallee Show"; "Breakfast Club"
    12-05-1901 - Grace Moore - Jellico, TN - d. 1-26-1947
    opera singer: "General Motors Concerts"; "Speed Show"; "Vicks Open
    House"
    12-10-1913 - Jean Dickenson - Montreal, Canada - d. 1-26-2007
    singer: (Nightingale of the Airwaves) "American Album of Familiar Music"
    12-12-1893 - Edward G. Robinson - Bucharest, Romania - d. 1-26-1973
    actor: Steve Wilson "Big Town"
    12-15-1915 - Margaret Hayes - Baltimore, MD - d. 1-26-1977
    actor: "Silver Theatre"
    12-19-1888 - Mabel Brownell - Cincinnati, OH - d. 1-26-1972
    actor: "Polly witha Past"

    Ron

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:05:42 -0500
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  1-27 births/deaths

    January 27th births

    01-27-1885 - Jerome Kern - NYC - d. 11-11-1945
    composer: "Railroad Hour"; "Show Boat"
    01-27-1886 - Bessie Beatty - d. 4-6-1947
    hostess: Martha Deane
    01-27-1888 - Harry "Singin' Sam" Frankel - Danville, KY - d. 6-12-1948
    singer: (The Barbasol Man) "Reminiscin' with Singin' Sam"
    01-27-1895 - B. G. De Sylva - NYC - d. 7-11-1950
    lyricist: "The Railroad Hour"
    01-27-1895 - Harry Ruby - NYC - d. 2-23-1974
    songwriter: "Thirty Minutes in Hollywood"; "Great Moments to Music"
    01-27-1895 - Violet Heming - Leeds, Yorkshire, England - d. 7-4-1981
    actor: Connie Wakefield "Right to Happiness"
    01-27-1899 - Milton Rettenberg - NYC - d. 12-24-1986
    pianist/conductor: "Chesterfield Presents"; "Cities Service Concerts"
    01-27-1904 - Frankie Marvin - Butler, Indian Territory, Oklahoma - d.
    1-18-1985
    actor: "Gene Autry's Melody Rance"
    01-27-1905 - Howard McNear - Los Angeles, CA - d. 1-3-1969
    actor: Doctor Charles Adams "Gunsmoke"
    01-27-1907 - Theodore Epp - Oklahoma Territory - d. 10-13-1985
    preacher: "Back to the Bible"
    01-27-1908 - "Hot Lips" Page - Dallas, TX - d. 11-5-1954
    jazz trumpeter: "Milt Herth Trio"; "Eddie Condon's Jazz Concert"
    01-27-1911 - Benay Venuta - San Francisco, CA - d. 9-1-1995
    singer: "Benay Venuta's Program"; "Shell Chateau"
    01-27-1914 - Alexander Albert Avola - Boston, MA - d. 1-20-2000
    guitarist/arranger: Artie Shaw Orchestra; Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
    01-27-1916 - Merrill Mueller - NYC - d. 11-30-1980
    reporter: "NBC Stands By"; "Morning News Roundup"; "The Navy Hour"
    01-27-1918 - Irving Cummings - d. 3-26-1996
    producer, host: "Lux Radio Theater"; "Gulf Screen Theatre"
    01-27-1918 - Skitch Henderson - Birmingham, England - d. 11-1-2005
    bandleader: "Philco Radio Time"; "Songs by Sinatra"
    01-27-1921 - Donna Reed - Dennison, IA - d. 1-14-1986
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"; "Star and the Story"; "Silver Theatre"
    01-27-1924 - Sabu - Mysore, India - d. 12-2-1963
    actor: "Confidential Close-Ups"

    January 27th deaths

    01-21-1904 - Allen Prescott - St. Louis, MO - d. 1-27-1978
    host: "Wife Saver"; "Prescott Presents"
    02-08-1915 - George "Doc" Abraham - Wayland, NY - d. 1-27-2005
    gardner, host: "The Green Thumb"
    03-16-1901 - Edward Pawley - Kansas City, KS - d. 1-27-1988
    actor: Steve Wilson "Big Town"
    03-19-1920 - Tige Andrews - Brooklyn, NY - d. 1-27-2007
    actor: "Hollywood Radio Theatre"
    03-29-1898 - Cecil Lewis - Birkenhead, England - d. 1-27-1997
    pioneer in British broadcasting instrumental in creation of the BBC
    05-01-1918 - Jack Paar - Canton, OH - d. 1-27-2004
    comedian: "Jack Paar Show"; "Take It or Leave It"
    05-20-1916 - William D. Carey - Hollister, CA - d. 1-27-2004
    actor and singer
    06-13-1887 - Edward 'Senator' Ford - Brooklyn, NY - d. 1-27-1970
    panelist: "Can You Top This"
    06-23-1910 - Edward P. Morgan - Walla Walla, WA - d. 1-27-1993
    newscaster: "News and Commentary"
    06-27-1912 - Bill Kennedy - Cleveland Heights, OH - d. 1-27-1997
    announcer: "Nobody's Children"
    07-03-1911 - Pembroke Davenport - Dallas, TX - d. 1-27-1985
    pianist, arranger: "Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians"
    08-12-1898 - Oscar Homolka - Vienna, Austria - d. 1-27-1978
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    08-13-1918 - Bobb Carroll, Jr. - d. 1-27-2007
    writer: "It's A Great Life"; "My Favorite Husband"
    08-20-1888 - Julia Sanderson - Springfield, MA - d. 1-27-1975
    singer, emcee: "Blackstone Plantation"; "Battle of the Sexes"; "Let's
    Be Charming"
    10-13-1900 - Gerald Marks - Saginaw, MI - d. 1-27-1997
    tin pan alley composer: "Great Days We Honor"
    10-26-1911 - Mahalia Jackson - New Orleans, LA - d. 1-27-1972
    gospel singer: (The Angel of Peace) "Mahalia Jackson Show"
    xx-xx-1911 - Lou Crosby - Lawton, OK - d. 1-27-1984
    announcer: "Rise Stevens Show"; "Gene Autry's Melody Ranch"; "Lum and
    Abner"

    Ron

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:06:00 -0500
    From: Jim Widner <jwidner@[removed];
    To: OTR Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  Shirley Bell Cole

    Shirley Bell Cole, who played Little Orphan Annie on radio has died
    (Jan. 12th)

    LA Times has an obit
    [removed],0,[removed]

    Chicago Tribune

    [removed],0,[removed]

    Didn't see it in the Digest yet.

    jfw

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:06:25 -0500
    From: Bhob Stewart <bhob2@[removed];
    To: [removed]@[removed]
    Subject:  Shirley Bell Cole - Little Orphan Annie

    1/27 LA TIMES obit for Shirley Bell Cole, who died 1/12:
    [removed],0,[removed]

    No mention of her 2005 memoir, ACTING HER AGE: MY TEN YEARS AS A TEN-
    YEAR-OLD, which seems to be an expensive collector's item. Since the
    publisher, Stinehour Press, is now defunct, someone should reprint.

    Bhob @ Potrzebie: [removed]

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    Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:06:32 -0500
    From: Ron Sayles <bogusotr@[removed];
    To: Olde Tyme Radio Digest Digest <[removed]@[removed];
    Subject:  1-28 births/deaths

    January 28th births

    01-28-1880 - Mary Boland - Detroit, MI - d. 6-23-1965
    01-28-1882 - Richard Barrows - Buffalo, NY - d. 8-xx-1969
    actor: "Death Valley Days", "Ellery Queen"; "Second Husband"
    01-28-1886 - Hidetsugu Yagi - Osaka, Japan - d. 1-19-1976
    radio antenna designer
    01-28-1887 - Artur Rubinstein - Lodz, Poland, Russian Empire - d.
    12-20-1982
    pianist: "Information Please"
    01-28-1892 - Ernst Lubitsch - Berlin Germany - d. 11-30-1947
    film director: Intermission Guest "Lux Radio Theatre"
    01-28-1898 - Alwyn E. W. Bach - Springfield, MA - d. 5-14-1993
    announcer: "Enna Jettick Melodies"; "Luden's Orchestra"; "Real Folks"
    01-28-1900 - Mahlon Merrick - Farmington, IA - d. 8-7-1969
    music: "Jack Benny Program"; "Skippy Hollywood Theatre"
    01-28-1904 - Constance Crowder - Chicago, IL - d. 5-30-1994
    actor: Jane Webster "Those Websters"; Gert Truitt "The Truitts"
    01-28-1904 - Irene Beasley - Whitehaven TN - d. 1-7-1980
    actor: Old Dutch Girl "Red Hook 31"; "Grand Slam"
    01-28-1907 - Martin Ryerson - NYC
    writer: "Suspense"; "Molle Mystery Theatre"; "Gangbusters"
    01-28-1910 - Arnold Moss - Brooklyn, NY - d. 12-15-1989
    actor: Philip Cameron "Against the Storm"; Reed Bannister "Big Sister"
    01-28-1911 - Donald Briggs - Chicago, IL - d. 2-3-1986
    actor: Frank Merriwell "Advs. of Frank Merriwell"
    01-28-1911 - William Palmer - d. 6-6-1996
    co-creator of the Palmer-Mullin tape deck first used by Bing Crosby
    01-28-1912 - Monty Masters - New Haven, CT - d. 12-9-1969
    actor, producer: "The Mad Masters"; "Candy Matson"
    01-28-1914 - Arthur Gary - NYC - d. 10-31-2005
    announcer: "The Amazing Mr. Malone"; "The Colgate Sports Newsreel"
    01-28-1914 - Nelson Olmstead - Minnesota - d. 4-8-1992
    actor: Joe Huston "Bachelor's Children"
    01-28-1914 - Tom Neal - Evanston, IL - d. 8-7-1972
    actor: "I Am An American"; "The Unexpected"
    01-28-1915 - Jud Denaut - Walkerton, IN - d. 4-5-1999
    bassist: "Woody Herman and His Orchestra"
    01-28-1921 - Alfred Marks - London, England - d. 7-1-1996
    actor: "Beginners Please"
    01-28-1921 - Jerry Appy - d. 6-24-1990
    sportscaster: KXXX Colby, Kansas
    01-28-1926 - Randy Armbrister - d. 9-xx-1968
    disk jockey: WYVE Whytheville, Virginia
    01-28-1929 - Bill Gilliand - Memphis, TN - d. 5-9-2008
    announcer: "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar"
    01-28-1931 - Ezio Flagello - NYC - d. 3-19-2009
    opera singer: "The Metropolitan Opera"
    01-28-1935 - Nicholas Pryor - Baltimore, MD
    actor: "CBS Radio Mystery Theatre"
    01-28-1937 - Ken Hill - Birmingham, England - d. 1-23-1995
    writer: "Night Season"

    January 28th deaths

    02-17-1881 - Arthur Judson - d. 1-28-1975
    executive: Founder of the Columbia Broadcasting System
    03-02-1923 - Jean Metcalfe - Reigate, England - d. 1-28-2000
    announcer, presenter: "Two-Way Family Favourites"
    03-29-1923 - Bob Stanton - White Plains, NY - d. 1-28-1989
    vocalist: (Brother of Dick Haymes) "The Sealtest Village Store"
    03-31-1923 - Thomas Arim - d. 1-28-2003
    disk jockey: "Birthday Party"
    04-21-1927 - Jose Miguel Agrelot - San Juan, Puerto Rico - d. 1-28-2004
    comedian: Torito "The College of Happiness"
    04-24-1897 - Alfred Brown - d. 1-28-1978
    actor: Og "Og, Son of Fire"
    04-29-1912 - John MacVane - Portland, ME - d. 1-28-1984
    newscaster: "United or Not"
    05-04-1902 - Al Dexter - Jacksonville, TX - d. 1-28-1984
    singer, songwriter: (Pistol Packn' Mama) "Command Performance"
    05-24-1911 - Lilli Palmer - Posen, Germany - d. 1-28-1986
    actor: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    06-03-1922 - Joy Shelton - London, England - d. 1-28-2000
    actor: "PC 49"
    06-17-1923 - Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch - Wausau, WI - d. 1-28-2004
    pro football hall of fame, host: "Elroy Hirsch Sports Show";
    "Touchdown Tips"
    07-20-1905 - Murray Forbes - Chicago, IL - d. 1-28-1987
    actor: Willie Fitz "Ma Perkins"; Benny Fox "Foxes of Flatbush"
    08-14-1913 - Ferrucio Tagliavini - Reggio Emilia, Italy - d. 1-28-1995
    lyric tenor: "Encores from the Bell Telephone Hour"
    08-15-1897 - Aben Kandel - d. 1-28-1993
    screenwriter: "Lux Radio Theatre"
    08-24-1916 - Hal Smith - Petosky, MI - d. 1-28-1994
    singer, piccolo: "California Melodies"
    09-07-1886 - Alan Devitt - d. 1-28-1955
    actor: "Famous Jury Trial"; "The March of Time"
    09-12-1919 - Norma Jean Ross - Fremont, NE - d. 1-28-1983
    actor: "Scattergood Baines"; "Author's Playhouse"
    09-26-1900 - Ray Kinney - Hawaii - d. 1-28-1972
    interpreter of Hawaiian rhythm: Sporadic timeslots on the Blue Network
    10-13-1901 - Frank Remley - d. 1-28-1967
    left handed guitarist: The Phil Harris Orchestra
    10-22-1907 - Roger DeKoven - Chicago, IL - d. 1-28-1988
    actor: Professor Allen, "Against the Storm"

    Ron

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