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Variety radio directory (1938-1939), 1938
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1PROFESSIONAL RECORDS—Continued
3RUBINOFF, DAVE. Violinist, conductor. (R) Chase & Sanborn Program, 1931-35 (Standard Brands for Chase & Sanborn Coffee, NBC Red); Eddie Cantor, 1935 (Lehn & Fink for Pebecco Toothpaste, CBS); Chevrolet Presents Rubinoft and His Violin, 1935-37 (Chevrolet Motor Co., NBC Red, CBS). (F) Shorts; 20th Century-Fox (f). (V) Rubinoft and His Violin; concert tours.
5RUDIN, BERNARD. Musician, WMT, Cedar Rapids.
7RUFFLES, BILL. Pianist, CKOC, Hamilton. (V) Theatre pianist, 1926-29.
9RUFFNER, EDMUND B. ("Tiny"). Announcer, M. C. (R) Maxwell House Showboat (Maxwell House Coffee, NBC Red); Rinso Program Starring Al Jolson (Lever Bros. Co. for Rinso, CBS); The Park Avenue Penners (R. B. Davis Co. for Cocomalt, CBS); Big Town (Lever Bros. Co. for Rinso, CBS). (Vice-president, Ruthrauff & Ryan.)
11RUICK, MELVILLE H. Actor, announcer. (R) Lux Radio Theatre, 1934-35 (Lever Brothers Co. for Lux, CBS); Hollywood Hotel, 1934-38 (Campbell Soup Co., CBS); free lance on other shows. (F) M-G-M, Warner Bros., Republic Pictures (f); shorts. (L) Mrs. Bumpstead Leigh, with Mrs. Fiske, 1930; Leaning on Letty, with Charlotte Greenwood, 1935-36 (f); stock. (V) Theatre appearances as Master of Ceremonies and band leader.
13RUMSEY, LEO. Producer, announcer, KGMB, Honolulu.
15RUNIONS, NORM. Announcer, newscaster, KVI, Tacoma.
17RUSSELL, DAN. Announcer. (R) Travel Talks by Malcom La Prade (Thomas Cook & Son, NBC Red).
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21SAATMAN, FREDERIC. Concert pianist, KSFO, San Francisco.
23SABATINI, DION. Actress (dramatic, character, ingenue), WICC, Bridgeport. (R) Also WOR, New York. (F) Paramount; shorts.
25SABHAN, TESS. Actress. (R) Just Plain Bill and Nancy (American Home Products Corp., NBC Red).
27SAFFORD, ED, JR. Announcer, KICA, Clovis.
29RUSSELL, PAT. Singer, WIP, Philadelphia. (R) Also KYW and WFIL, Philadelphia. (F) Shorts. (V).
31RUSSELL, RUSS. Announcer. (R) Your Parlor Playhouse (Lovely Lady Cosmetics, Mutual); others.
33RUSSELL, RUTH. Actress. (R) Ma and Pa (Atlantic Refining Co., CBS); Just Plain Bill and Nancy (American Home Products Corp., NBC Red); Snow Village Sketches (Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., NBC Red).
35RUSSELL, TODD. Announcer, pianist, singer, CKOC, Hamilton. (R) Also Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
37RUSSELL, WILLIAM H. Entertainer, musician, KFEQ, St. Joseph. (V) 1914-22.
39RUYSDAEL, BASIL. Narrator. (R) Your Hit Parade, 1935-38 (American Tobacco for Lucky Strike Cigarettes, 1935-37, NBC Red; 1935-38, CBS); Romantic Rhythms, 1937 (Chevrolet Motor Car Co., CBS). (F) Paramount; shorts. (L) Productions by Sam Harris, Henry Savage, Tom Wilkes, Gatti Casazza and others (f). (V) Theatre appearances.
41RYAN, DICK. Actor. (R) The Park Avenue Penners (R. B. Davis Co., CBS).
43RYAN, TIM. Comedian, singer, writer. (R) General Summer Show (General Foods Corp., NBC Blue); Carefree Carnival (Crazy Water Crystals, NBC Blue); Tim & Irene (Admiracion Laboratories, Inc., Mutual); Royal Crown Revue (Royal Crown Cola, NBC Blue). (GA) Fleischmann Hour, Aug. 5, 1937 (Standard Brands, Inc., NBC Red); Jell-O Summer show, Sept. 12, 1937, and Sept. 26, 1937 (General Foods Corp., NBC Red). (F) Shorts. (L) Musical comedies, dramas. (V) Ryan & Noblette, H'Ya Boys.
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47SAFRON, EMMA N. Soprano, WGY, Schenectady.
49SAGENDORPH, KENT. Special events broadcaster, WIBM, Jackson.
51SAGERQUIST, ERIC. Musical director, violinist. (R) The First Nighter, since 1930 (Campana Sales, NBC Red); Grand Hotel, since 1933 (Campana Sales, NBC Blue); Gold Medal Hour, since 1936 (General Mills, CBS).
53ST. CLAIR, GORDON. Script writer. (R)
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