Spoiler : Murray, Lynn (birth name was Lionel Breese) Born in London, England 12/6/1909; died 5/20/1989 in Los Angeles, California. He came to America in 1929 with a desire to be a seaman, newspaperman or actor. After working at all three of those jobs, he decided to be a musician, and studied music at Juilliard.

Spoiler : He began his broadcasting career as a pianist and singer at WGH-Newport, Virginia, then was a staff conductor and arranger at radio station WCAU-Philadelphia (1931-1934), and CBS-New York beginning in 1934. Director of the vocal group, the Four Clubmen that was featured on Melody And Madness for CBS-Radio (1938-1939).

Spoiler : Provided music for radio programs including The Columbia Workshop on CBS (?-1942); Honolulu Bound on CBS (1939); The Adventures Of Ellery Queen on CBS (1940); The Campbell Playhouse on CBS (1940-1941); Michael And Kitty on NBC-BLUE (1941-1942); An American In London on CBS (1942); The Radio Reader's Digest on CBS (1942-?); To Your Good Health on CBS (1943-1945); The Danny Kaye Show on CBS (1945-1946); The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe on NBC (1947); The Ford Theater on NBC (1947-1948); The Hallmark Hall Of Fame on CBS (1948-?); Life With Luigi on CBS (1949-?); The Adventures Of Christopher London on NBC (1950).

Spoiler : The Lyn Murray Chorus was featured on The Heinz Magazine Of The Air for CBS (1936-1937); This Is New York for CBS (1938-1939); The John Charles Thomas Show for NBC (1943-?); Your All-Time Hit Parade for NBC (1943-1944); The Texaco Star Theater for CBS (1944-1946).

Spoiler : Murray provided scores or background music for television programs including General Electric Theater on CBS (1953-1962); Alfred Hitchock Presents on CBS and NBC (1955-1962); Dr. Kildare on NBC (1961-1966); The Virginian on NBC (1962-1970); Mr. Novak on NBC (1963-1965); Daniel Boone on NBC (1964-1970); The John Forsythe Show on NBC (1965-1966); The Time Tunnel on ABC (1966- 1967); Dragnet on NBC (1967-1969); It Takes A Thief on ABC (1968-1970); The Bold Ones on NBC (1969-1970).