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Prescott, Bob
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Putnam, George A
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Prescott, Allen
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Prentiss, Ed 4.1
Vocal. The pleasant voice of Ed Prentiss introduces four NBC shows, 'The Guiding Light', 'Today's Children', 'Woman in White', and 'Hymns of All Churches". NBC Ohoto - 1944-10-25 This file is part of the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection, hosted at the Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/joe-hehn
Prentiss, Ed 1.1
Thompson 1939-12-14. Editors. Meet Radio Columnist Holden. Though hehas never smelled printer's ink, Ed Prentiss has the job of playing the role of Radio Columnist and Communicator Ned Holden in The Guiding Light, NBC dramatic serial. In the script, which is heard Mondays through Fridays at 11:45am EST over the NBC-Red network Holden is in love with Mary Ruthledge (arajane Wells), daughter of the Good Samaritan, Dr. Ruthledge. Prentiss was born in Chicago on September 9, 1909, but grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This file is part of the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection, hosted at the Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/joe-hehn
Prentiss, Ed (serials) 1.1
Prentiss Pacers. Ed Prentiss, script in teeth, track shoes et al, prepares for duty as m.c. of the four General Mills serials, broadcast over NBC in 15-minute intervals from four separate Chicago studios. Starters are Betty Ruth Smith of Masquerade; Sarajane Wells, Woman in White; The Guiding Light's Eloise Kummer and Betty Lou Gerson of Today's Children. NBC Photo 1946-03-29 This file is part of the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection, hosted at the Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/joe-hehn
Prentiss, Ed (Captain Midnight) 2.1
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Porter, Roy
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Poynton, Loretta 1.1
She Wants to Visit South Africa. Loretta Poynton is heard over NBC networks as the high school age daughter, Donna, in Dan Harding's Wife and as Ruth Morrow in Flying Time, the aviation serial. She's five feet tall, has brown hair, blue eyes, and weighs 92. She like to broadcast, adoes pineapple upside down cake, wants to visit South Africa and thinks she is getting old now that she has celebrated her 21st birthday. Loretta is married to William Carroll of Chicago and has a baby son, William Patrick Carroll, III. NBC Photo, 1936-08-04 This file is part of the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection, hosted at the Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/joe-hehn
Pickens, Jane
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Petrie, Howard
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Pessl, Yella
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Perry, Bill
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Peary, Harold (Flying Time) 1.1
Flying Time Star. Harold Peary, who plays the role of Major Fellowes in Flying Time, came to radio by way of tent shows, musical comedy, the legitimate stage and the movies. Hal was born in San Leandro, Calif. July 25, 1905, and spent almost all of his life on the Pacific Coast until coming to NBC Chicago studios in June, 1935. Flying Time is broadcast over the NBC-Red Network at 6:00 pm, EST, daily, except Saturday and Sunday. 1936-10-15 This file is part of the Joe Hehn Memorial Collection, hosted at the Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/joe-hehn
Peary, Hal
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