Spoiler : Born in New York 12/29/1898; died 2/6/1990 in Fort Meyers, Florida. Padgett was the Pat half of the comedy team of Pick (Malone) and Pat.

Spoiler : The comedy team made their radio debut as Pick And Pat on the WOR-Radio Minstrels Show (1929). January to Pick's January on The Maxwell House Showboat for NBC-Radio (1932-1937). The comedy team of Pick And Pat were also featured on Friendship Village (1932); The National Barndance for NBC-BLUE (?-?); The Dr. Pepper Parade (1941); America's Advisors On The Home Front for NBC- BLUE (1942); The Chesterfield Supper Club for NBC-Radio (1945).

Spoiler : Comedy team of Pick And Pat were regulars featured on The American Minstrels Of 1949 for ABC- TV. In 1952, when black face comedians were becomming extinct, the team retired their act.

Spoiler : Born in New York 12/29/1898; died 2/6/1990 in Fort Meyers, Florida. Padgett was the Pat half of the comedy team of Pick (Malone) and Pat. The comedy team made their radio debut as Pick And Pat on the WOR-Radio Minstrels Show (1929). January to Pick's January on The Maxwell House Showboat for NBC-Radio (1932-1937). The comedy team of Pick And Pat were also featured on Friendship Village (1932); The National Barndance for NBC-BLUE (?-?); The Dr. Pepper Parade (1941); America's Advisors On The Home Front for NBC- BLUE (1942); The Chesterfield Supper Club for NBC-Radio (1945). Comedy team of Pick And Pat were regulars featured on The American Minstrels Of 1949 for ABC- TV. In 1952, when black face comedians were becomming extinct, the team retired their act.

Spoiler : Pick And Pat (see Pick Malone & Pat Padgett) Pickard, John (John M. Pickard, sometimes credited as Jack Pickard) Born in Lascassas, Tennessee 6/25/1913; died 8/4/1993 from injuries after being gored by a bull on a family farm in Rutherford County, Tennessee. On screen in White Heat (1949). Last movie was made-for-television 1977 mini- series, How The West Was Won. Jerry Tremaine on the NBC-Radio West Coast serial, Hawthorne House (1935-1940?). Grant Thursday on the CBS-Radio soap, Pretty Kitty Kelly (1937?-1940?). Bruce Barrett on the CBS-Radio soap, My Son And I (1939-1941). Writer for the CBS-Radio soap, Wendy Warren And The News (1947-1958?).

Spoiler : Captain Shank Adams in the syndicated (1957-1959) television series, Boots And Saddles (Story of the Fifth Cavalry). Sergeant Major Murdock on Gunslinger for CBS-TV (1961).