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Variety radio directory (1938-1939), 1938
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1PROFESSIONAL RECORDS—Continued
3Miami. (V) Pappy Sims & Kentucky Ridge Runners.
5BEACH, ISABELLA. Actress. (R) Myra Kingsley (Hecker H-O Products, Mutual).
7BEACH, VANCE. Musician (violin, cello), WHEC, Rochester. (Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, 3 seasons.)
9BEACHBOARD, KENNETH. Announcer, musician, WBTM, Danville. (North Carolina and Virginia symphony orchestras.)
11BEAL, WILLIAM G. Announcer, KDKA, Pittsburgh.
13BEALS, RAY. Musical director, KVGB, Great Bend.
15BEASLEY, IRENE. Singer, writer, announcer. (R) Ward’s Tip Top Club (Ward Baking Co., CBS); Old Dutch Girl (Cudahy Packing Co., CBS); Armour Program (Armour Co., NBC Blue); Life Savers Rendezvous (Life Savers, NBC Blue); others. (GA) Watch the Fun Go By (Ford Motor Co., CBS). (L) Thumbs Up, 1935. (V) Since 1932; night clubs.
17BEAULIEU, EUGENE. Old-time fiddler, CHNC, New Carlisle.
19BEAVERS, WILLIAM W. Production manager, announcer, WCOL, Columbus. (V) Theatre appearances.
21BECK, JACKSON. Actor, announcer. (R) Myrt & Marge, 1937 (Colgate-Palmolive-Peet for Super Suds, CBS); Easy Aces, 1937 (American Home Products for Anacin, NBC Blue); We, the People, 1937 (General Foods for Sanka Coffee, CBS); Twenty Years Ago Today, 1937 (Hearns Dept. Store, Mutual); Believe It or Not, 1938 (Post Bran Flakes, NBC Red); Headlines, 1938 (Muriel Cigars, Mutual); Life of Mary Sothern, 1938 (Lehn & Fink for Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream, CBS); By Popular Demand, 1938 (Modern Age Books, CBS); On Broadway, 1938 (General Foods for Diamond Salt, NBC Blue).
23BECKER, BOB. Writer, speaker. (R) Chats about Dogs, 1938 (John Morrell & Co. for Red Heart Dog Food, NBC Red). (Outdoor editor, Chicago Tribune.)
25BECKER, DON. Script writer, producer. (R) Life of Mary Sothern (Lehn & Fink, CBS).
27BEDARD, PIERRE. Commentator. (R) Weekly transatlantic short-wave programs in French on U. S. current events, 1937 (CBS); Headlines and Bylines, since Oct., 1937 (CBS). (F) Assistant director, business manager, Famous Players, 1926-27; production executive, Gloria Swanson Productions, 1927-29.
29BEGLEY, EDWARD. Character actor, dialectician, WTIC, Hartford. (V) The Four High Hatters, 1929.
31BEGLEY, TOMMY. Actor (juvenile), WTIC, Hartford. (L) WPA Repertory Co. (V) Single act, 1931-38.
33BEHRENS, FRANK. Actor. (R) The Woman in White (Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., NBC Red).
35BEHRMANN, MARY. Singer, KFPY, Spokane. (R) Also KHQ, Spokane. (V) Theatre appearances.
37BELANGER, FRANCIS E. Musician, WAAB-WNAC, Boston.
39BELCHER, JERRY. Interviewer. (R) Interesting Neighbors (F. W. Fitch Co., NBC Red).
41BELCHER, RED ("Slim"). Hillbilly singer with guitar and banjo, WDZ, Tuscola. (V) [address hidden] shows.
43BELFI, CHARLES L. Studio manager, program director, sports and special features announcer, KABC, San Antonio. (R) Also KLUF, Galveston; KFJF (now KOMA), Oklahoma City; KTAT, Fort Worth; KFDM, Beaumont; KTSA, San Antonio. (F) Commercial shorts, trailers. (V) Night club M.C.
45BELL, JOSEPH. Actor, director. (R) 20,000 Years in Sing Sing, 1933-37 (William R. Warner Co. for Sloan’s Liniment, NBC Red); Sherlock Holmes, 1936 (Household Finance Corp., NBC Red); Uncle Jim’s Question Bee, 1936-38 (G. Washington Coffee, NBC Blue). (R) Productions by Jed Harris, Brock Pemberton and George Abboter.
47BELL, SHIRLEY. Actress. (R) Little Orphan Annie (Wander Co. for Ovaltine, NBC Red).
49BELL, TED. Producer, newscaster, KRSC, Seattle. (R) Also Mutual and CBS regional networks. (F) Shorts. (L) Dramatic stock, 3 years; Repertory company, one year (f). (V) Theatre appearances. (Currently head of Department of Radio, University of Washington.)
51BELOIN, ED. Script writer. (R) Jell-O Program Starring Jack Benny (General Foods Corp., NBC Red). Writes in cooperation with Bill Morrow.
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