Spoiler : Born in Cleveland, Ohio 12/30/1937. Wally Frick on Occasional Wife for NBC-TV (1966-1967). Elliot Carlin on The Bob Newhart Show for CBS-TV (1972-1978). Regular performer on television programs including Keep On Truckin' for ABC (1975); The Tim Conway Show for CBS (1980). Leon Buchanan on Roxie for CBS-TV (1987). Voice of Stu Pickles on the Nickelodeon cartoon series, Rugrats (1991-1994).

Spoiler : Born in Boston, Massachusetts 10/1/1902; died in December of 1986 at Los Angeles, California. Married to Portland Hoffa (1956-1986 his death). He was leading his Elks Hotel Orchestra when he made his radio debut in 1930 on WEEI-Boston. He became the music director for the Yankee Network, then was music director at WMCA-New York and the full NBC Network in New York.

Spoiler : The Joseph Rines Orchestra provided music for radio programs including Peewee And Windy on NBC during the 1930's; Iodent Dress Rehearsal on NBC-BLUE (1936-1937); Those Good Old Days on NBC- BLUE (1942); Lulu And Johnny on NBC-BLUE (1943). Comedian on The Time Of Your Life for NBC- Radio (1937). Producer of radio programs including The Cuckoo Hour on NBC-BLUE (1930-1932, (934-1936); My Mother's Husband on NBC (1950). Director for radio programs including Stop Me If You've Heard This One on NBC (1939-1940); Abie's Irish Rose on NBC (1942-1944); Meet Mr. McNultey on CBS (1953-1954). Producer-director for radio programs including The Judy Canova Show on CBS and NBC (1943-1953); The Mel Blanc Show on CBS (1946-1947).

Spoiler : Program supervisor for television programs including The Colgate Comedy Hour on NBC (1950- 1955); Shirley Temple's Storybook on ABC and NBC (1959-1961). Rines was an award winning composer of musical commercials including Halo, Everybody, Halo and Ajax, The Foaming Cleanser.