Ranald Macdougall

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
Radio Guild	radio guild the ineffable essence of nothing	1940-04-13
Listerners Playhouse	listener's playhouse (02) the rebellion of emory simms	1940-07-06
Great Plays	great plays greece to broadway	1940-10-13
Great Plays	great plays the tragic story of dr faustus	1940-11-03
Great Plays	great plays second shepherds play	1940-12-22
Listerners Playhouse	listener's playhouse (27) the sire de maletroit's door	1940-12-28
Great Plays	great plays cyrano de bergerac	1941-02-16
this is war	your air force	1942-04-04
man behind the gun	men of the royal air force	1943-01-06
man behind the gun	the uss boise pt 2 ten percent is not enough	1943-03-28
suspense	pearls are a nuisance	1945-04-19
suspense	pearls are a nuisance	1950-04-20

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Born in Schenectany, New York 3/10/1915; died 12/12/1973 in Los Angeles, California. Married to actress Nanette Fabray (?-1973 his death). Writer for radio programs including episodes of There Was A Woman on NBC-BLUE (1938); The Listener's Playhouse on NBC (1940-1942); This Is War on NBC, CBS and Mutual (1942); Man Behind The Gun on CBS (1942-1944); Passport For Adams on CBS (1943); Man Against Crime on CBS (1947).

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Creator/writer/director for Westinghouse Playhouse (The Nanette Fabray Show, or Yes Yes Nanette) on NBC-TV (1961). Situation comedy starred wife Nanette Fabray as Nan McGovern, loosely based on her life.

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Ranald MacDougall

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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