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Variety radio directory (1938-1939), 1938
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1PROFESSIONAL RECORDS—Continued
3Pathe, Warner Bros. and Columbia shorts (s, f). (L) Two Ziegfeld Follies, four Winter Garden Revues, three George M. Cohan shows, and productions by the Shuberts, Earl Carroll, Marc Klaw, the Selwyns and others (s,f). (V) Harry McNaughton & Andrew Tombes, 1927-28; theatre appearances with Phil Baker.
5McPHAIL, LINDSAY. Musical director. (R) Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, 1936-38 (Lehn & Fink for Lysol, CBS and Canadian networks). (Composer of radio music; theatre director.)
7McRANEY, ROBERT L. Producer, organist, announcer. (R) Sports announcer for Kellogg Co. broadcasts over NBC, Alabama State and Alabama Mutual Network. (V) The Paramount Pair, 1930-31; featured organist at various theatres; personal appearances. Currently with WSGN, Birmingham.
9McSPEDDEN, ELLA. Actress. (R) I Want a Divorce, 1937 (Sussman Wormser & Co., NBC Red); My Secret Ambition, 1938 (Durkee Famous Foods, CBS); other local and Pacific Coast shows, not current. Staff artist, KSFO, San Francisco.
11McWILLIAMS, JIM. Actor, producer. (R) Jim McWilliams Question Bee, 1936-38 (George Washington Coffee Refining Co., NBC Blue). (V) For some 20 years.
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15MACAULEY, ISABEL. Actress, WTIC, Hartford. (L) Ah Wilderness, Street Scene (f).
17MAC BRYDE, JACK. Actor. (R) Death Valley Days (Pacific Coast Borax Co., NBC Blue).
19MacCREADY, HERB. Announcer, KMOX, St. Louis.
21MacDONALD, EDWIN. Actor. (R) Death Valley Days, 1934 (Pacific Coast Borax Co., NBC Blue); Phantom Pilot, 1937 (Langendorf Bakeries, Mutual-Don Lee); My Secret Ambition, 1937-38 (Durkee Famous Foods, Inc., CBS). (LS) KYA, San Francisco. (L) Henry Duffy, 1926; Bless You Sister (with Alice Brady, 1927); Stock. (V) Marian Murray Sketch, 1927. Now with KSFO, San Francisco.
23MacDONALD, JAMES. Tenor, WGY, Schenectady. (R) Also Yankee Network.
25MacDONALD, JEANETTE. Soprano. Vick’s Open House, 1937-38 (Vick Chemical Co. for VapoRub and Va-tro-nol, CBS). (GA) Lux Radio Theatre, 1936 (Lever Bros. for Lux, CBS); Maxwell House Show Boat, 1937 (General Foods for Maxwell House Coffee, NBC Red). (F) Paramount, Fox, M-G-M (s). (L) Productions by the Shuberts, Ned Wayburn, Henry Savage (f). Victor records.
27MacDONALD, JOHN. Poetry reader, KFRO, Longview.
29MacHUGH, EDWARD. Gospel singer. (R) The Gospel Singer, 1936-38 (Procter & Gamble, NBC Blue); has been in radio since 1927.
31MACK, FLOYD. Educational director, announcer, writer, producer. (R) Life of Mary Sothern, 1936 (Lehn & Fink for Hind’s Honey & Almond Cream, Mutual); Famous Jury Trials, 1936 (Men- nen Co., Mutual); Johnson Family, 1936 (Pebeco Tooth Paste, Mutual); Alka-Seltzer News, 1937-38 (Miles Laboratories for Alka-Seltzer, Mutual-Don Lee). (LS) All out of NBC, Wash., D. C.; Esso News, 1936-37 (Esso Gasoline); Singing Violins, 1936-37 (Consolidated Terminal Corp.); Man on the Street, 1936-37 (Chevrolet Motors); Mack’s Stumpus Boys, 1937 (Rock Creek Ginger Ale); others. (Currently Director of Education for Mutual-Don Lee Network).
33MACK, GILBERT. Actor, dialectician. (R) Gang Busters, 1937 (Colgate-Palm-olive-Peet Co., CBS); Terry and the Pirates, 1938 (Boweys, Inc., NBC Red); Kate Smith’s Bandwagon, 1938 (General Foods Corp., CBS). (LS) WEAF, WMCA, WOR, New York. (F) Shorts (Biograph). (V) Songster Boys, Gobs of Joy, Collegians, 1930-35. Currently with WHN, New York.
35MACKEY, GEORGE H. Announcer, WCOL, Columbus. (L) Dramatic stock. (V) Great London Ghost Show.
37MacKINNON, DOUGLAS A. Producer, musical director, WQXR, New York.
39MacNEIL, THELMA JEAN. Assistant program director, WFBL, Syracuse. (R) Also in Canada.
41MacPHERSON, FREDERICK. Announcer, operator, writer, KRE, Berkeley. (R) Also KJBS, San Francisco; KPMC, Bakersfield.
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