Spoiler : Born in Cambridge, England 3/16/1893; died 1/12/1981 in Woodland Hills, Cali- fornia. Married to British director Maurice Elvey (?-?), actor Carl Harbord (?-?). Hollywood screen debut in Ladies In Retirement (1941). Mrs. Jessie Hughes on the NBC and CBS Radio Network soap, Young Dr. Malone (1939?-1960?).

Spoiler : Born in St. Louis, Missouri 3/22/1904; died 3/10/1981 of heart failure in Chicago, Illinois. Elson started out to be a doctor, but on a lark entered a radio announcer's contest, then became one of baseball's top play-by-play broadcasters. Origi- nated the phrase, "and.....he's out!" Voice of the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox close to 40 years. Host of Bob Elson On Board the Century on Mutua-Radio (1946-1951). Elson interviewed passengers at Chicago's LaSalle Street station that were arriving and departing the Twentieth-Century Limited, a high-speed luxury train that traveled between Chicago and New York. Host of Identify on ABC-TV (1949). Announcer for ABC-TV's first boxing program, "Tomorrow's Boxing Champions" (1949-1952), that originated from Chicago, Illinois.