Nat Perrin

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (270) alias the deacon (repeat)	1940-07-01

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Born in New York City; died 5/9/1998 at age 93 in Los Angeles, California. Perrin was a gag writer for Groucho Marx (Marx Brothers) during the 1930's. Screen writer for Roman Scandals (1933); Duck Soup (1933); The Wicked Dreams Of Paula Schultz (1968). Writer for The Marx Brothers on NBC-BLUE (1932-1933).

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Producer of television programs including episodes of The Red Skelton Show on NBC and CBS (1951-1971); syndicated series, Death Valley Days (1952-1970); syndicated series, The Beachcomber (1961); The Pruitts Of Southampton (The Phyllis Diller Show) on ABC (1966-1967). Producer-headwriter for The Addams Family on ABC-TV (1964-1966).

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Nat Perrin

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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