Studio legends and stars shape radio and film
Veteran producer Ted Collins mentors talent shaping radio hits on Kate Smith Hour, launching Abbott and Costello and Rudy Vallee. Highlights include Virginia Mayo, Samuel Goldwyn dramatic roles, and plans around Hollywood stars like Kate Smith and Barry Wood. Reports mention Duffy’s Tavern lore, Oscar Tenants on Humoresque, and Hoagy Carmichael in Johnny Angel.
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Virginia Vale
ED Collins
Kate Smith
Kate
Abbott and Costello
Rudy Vallee
Aldrich
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Oscar Tenant
Joe Louis
Joe Palooha
Champ
Roy Rogers
Palomines
Trigger
Jimmy
Raven
Repiblie
Hoagy
Carmichael
RKO
Johnny Angel
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Virginia Mayo
Danny Kaye
End
Brooklyn
Bob Hope
Sam
Uel Goldwyn
Fred Derry
William Wyler
Birmingham General Hospital
Jack Carson
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
Joe E Brown
Eddie Bracken
Fred Allen
William Bendix
Ted Collins
Bray Crosby
Tommy Dorsey
March of Time
Hollywood
Barry Wood
Johnny Presents
Connecticut
Barry
Ae Lata
Dolores del Rio
Portrait of
Maria
Mexico
MGM International Films
Williamsport
Duffy
Archia
Bobby Sox
Marty
Nancy
Cross Town
Roland Coe
By Ernie Bushmiller
Seatheed
Mutt and
Jeff
Ry Bud Fisher
Tarifty
Margarita
Eites
Lartel
By Arthur Pointer
Gene Byrnes
Nees Bees
LON
Virgil
Len Rleis
Virgil Trat
Dag
Tee
ANG
Reis Ying
Aveneeh
By Jeff Hayes
Kerchoo
Reerdraves
Virginia
Salt Lake
Northwestern Hide and Fur Company
South 3Rd West
Salt Lake City
U.S
Vicks
VapoRus
Scott's
Gila
Wru
Doan