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Scan 1258
Variety radio directory (1939-1940), 1939
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1tic material for Johnson Candy Co., American Legion, American Bankers Association and others.
3*MacFAYDEN, HARRY. Producer. (R) Quite By Accident, Oct.-Dec., 1938 (Lamont Corliss & Co., NBC Red).
5MacGREGOR, EVELYN. See The Madrigal Singers.
7MacGREGOR, KENNETH. Producer. (R) Maxwell House Showboat, 1934-36 (General Foods, NBC Red); Palmolive Beauty Box Theatre, 1934-36 (Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, NBC Red and CBS); Pretty Kitty Kelly, 1937-38 (Continental Baking, CBS); Believe It or Not, 1937-38 (General Foods, NBC Red); Jack Haley-Wonder Show, 1938-39 (Continental Baking, CBS); Joe Penner, 1938-39 (General Foods, CBS); others, not current. (Radio columnist, 1926-27; announcer, WBZA. Boston, 1927-28; program director, WBZ Springfield, 1928-29; production staff of NBC, 1929-34; currently program producer for Benton & Bowles, Inc.).
9MacHUGH, EDWARD. Gospel singer. (R) The Gospel Singer, 1936-39 (Procter & Gamble, NBC Blue and Red, 1936-39; CBS, 1938); has been in radio since 1927. (V) Theatre appearances. (PR) RCA Victor.
11*MACK, DICK. Script writer. (R) Chase & Sanborn Program (Standard Brands, Inc., NBC Red).
13MACK, FLOYD. Educational director, announcer, writer, producer. (R) Life of Mary Sothern, 1936 (Lehn & Fink for Hinds 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).
15MACK, GILBERT. Actor, dialectician. (R) Gang Busters, 1937 (Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., CBS); Terry and the Pirates, 1938 (Boweys, Inc., NBC Red); Kate Smith's Bandwagon, 1938 (General Foods Corp., CBS); Dick Tracy, 1938-39 (Quaker Oats Co., NBC Red). (LS) WEAF, WMCA, WOR, New York. (F) Shorts (Biograph). (V) Songster Boys, Gobs of Joy, Collegians, 1930-35. Currently with WHN, New York.
17MACK, NILA. Writer and director of children's programs. (R) Currently, March of Games (sustaining, CBS); Columbia Workshop, 1938, as director; previously, as an actress, appeared in the Magic Voice, 1932-33 (Ex-Lax, CBS) and others. (F) M-G-M. (L) Most recent appearance was in Eva the Fifth, for John Golden, 1928; previously in Hedda Gabler, Doll's House and others. (V) Circuit engagements; 18 months with Nazimova in War Brides. (PR) Brunswick.
19MACK, WAYNE. Announcer, producer, actor, dramatic director, WGAR, Cleveland. (L) As musician toured Europe with concert band, 1927; Little Theatre work as director and actor.
21MACKENZIE, NORRIS. Announcer, news-caster, continuity writer, CJCA, Edmonton.
23MACKEY, GEORGE H. Announcer, WCOL, Columbus. (L) Dramatic stock. (V) Great London Ghost Show.
25MacLAUGLIN, DON. Actor. (R) Famous Actors' Guild Presents "Second Husband", 1937-38 (Bayer Aspirin, CBS); Stella Dallas, 1937-38 (Chas. H. Phillips, NBC Red); Believe It or Not, 1938 (General Foods, NBC Red); Cavalcade of America, 1938 (E. I. du Pont de Nemours, CBS); [address hidden], 1938-39 (Sperry Flour Co., NBC Red); also transcriptions. (F) Shorts. (L) Stock. (Currently associated with KGO-KPO, San Francisco).
27MacLEAN, JOHN. Orchestra director. WMT, Cedar Rapids. (R) Local show for Olson Rug Co., others. (V) Theatre appearances.
29MACLEAN, SCOT. Comedian, musician, singer, orchestra leader. (R) 4 years on NBC networks with Grace Justus as Grace & Scotty. (V) 10 years as Maclean & Grace; 5 Years as Jock Maclean, single act; hotel engagement with his Royal Scots, Scotch swing orchestra. (PR) Brunswick, Perfect, Vocalion, Melotone.
31MacLEOD, ROBERT W. Production director, announcer, continuity writer, KFYR, Bismarck. (R) Also KVOD, Denver.
33MacMURRAY, TED. Production director. (R) Vic and Sade, 1937-39 (P & G for Crisco, NBC Red and Blue, CBS). Supervisor of production, WBBM, Chicago, 1936-38. (F) Commercial and slide films.
35MACPHERSON, FREDERICK. Special events, sports, news announcer, KRE,
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