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Born in California 4/19/1913; died 2/26/1988 in Sierra Madre, California. CBS-Hollywood radio sound effects man that provided sound effects for Calling All Cars (1933-1939); Dr. Christian (1937-1954); The Baby Snooks Show (1944-1948); Academy Award (1946); My Favorite Husband (1948- 1951); Pursuit (1949-1950); The Red Skelton Show (1949-52); The Adventures of Philip Marlowe (1951).

commenting on radio star, Clark Casey

Born in Lynn, Massachusetts 3/12/1908; died 12/18/1981. This opera tenor began his career with an opera company in Boston. He began his radio career singing on WWJ-Detroit, then moved to New York where he sang with the New York and Metropolitan Opera Companies, later with The La Scala Opera in Italy. He was a guest star on radio programs of The Chicago Theatre of the Air; The Magic Key; The NBC Symphony; Squibb's Golden Treasury; The Voice of Firestone. Star of his own radio program called NBC Presents Gene Conley (1939).

commenting on radio star, Eugene Conley

Malone, Pick (birth name was Andrew Pickens Maloney) Born in Dallas, Texas 6/23/1895; died 1/21/1962. Malone moved with his family to Oklahoma when he was five years old. He attended Oklahoma State Normaol School, and served in the US Army during WWI. While in the Army, he began performing for the troops. After WWI, he performed in vaudeville until 1929 when he met Pat Padgent. Malone became Pick in the comedy team of, Pick And Pat (Padgent). The comedy team appeared on screen in The Hit Parade (1937).

commenting on radio star, Pick Malone

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