Hugh Marlowe

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
lest we forget stories to remember	birthday girl
Columbia Workshop	columbia workshop (024) the great microphone mystery	1940-02-29
adventures of ellery queen, the	the foul tip	1944-07-13
adventures of ellery queen, the	the message in red	1945-11-07
adventures of ellery queen, the	the armchair detective	1946-03-27
adventures of ellery queen, the	number 31	1947-09-07
ford theater, the	adventures of the bad boy	1948-01-04
adventures of ellery queen, the	the three frogs	1948-04-29
adventures of ellery queen, the	one diamond	1948-05-06
screen guild theater, the	twelve oclock high	1950-09-07
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (761) margie (repeat)	1951-10-22
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (783) come to the stable (repeat)	1952-03-24
cbs radio mystery theater	must hope perish	1975-02-20
cbs radio mystery theater	fireball	1975-12-18

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Marlowe, Hugh (birth name was Hugh Herbert Hipple) Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1/30/1911; died 5/2/1982 of a heart attack in New York City. Married and divorced Edith Atwood (?-?); K.T. Stevens (1946-1968); Rosemary Tory (1968-1982 his death).

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Marlowe began his career in 1931 as a radio announcer at WHO-WOC-Davenport, Iowa. Then he made his stage debut in 1936 at the Little Theater in London stage before appearing on the New York stage.

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Screen debut in Between Two Women (1937). Ellery Queen on The Adventures Of Ellery Queen for CBS-Radio (1939-1940). Jim Curtis on the CBS-Radio soap, Brenda Curtis (1939-1940). One of six actors to play Doctor Benjamin Ordway on Crime Doctor for CBS-Radio (1942).

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Ellery Queen on the syndicated television series, The Adventures of Ellery Queen (1954-1957). James Matthews on the NBC-TV soap, Another World (1969-1982).

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Hugh Marlowe

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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