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Stage and radio actor.

He was an accomplished singer, and composed a number of popular songs and instrumentals which he also recorded. Joining ASCAP in 1954, he wrote the tunes "Six Bridges to Cross", "One Desire", and "The Moon Won't Let You Tell a Lie", among others.

Repertory company member (usually uncredited) in CBS radio show "The Hallmark Playhouse."

Regularly played the romantic part of "Philip Boynton" on the radio series, Our Miss Brooks. Circa 1950s. This series is regularly played on XM Radio Classics, Channel 164.

Sang the "Star Spangled Banner" before the 4th game of the 1954 World Series in Cleveland.

Himself, "A Call From..." KCOP- TV, 10 February 1960, a program celebrating the United Nations program known as the 'World Refugee Year.'

Himself, "Our Famous Husbands," ABC- TV, 15 September 1953.

Radio: his contract player roles included parts on "The Lux Radio Theatre," "Family Theatre," "Suspense," and "The Cavalcade of America." In all, he appeared in almost 300 radio programs between 1946 and 1957.

In addition to his supporting role on "Our Miss Brooks," he starred in three other network radio series, "Frontier Town" "The New Adventures of Michael Shayne" and "The Private Practice of Dr. Dana."

Narrator, "The American Jew: A Tribute to Freedom," CBS, 7 December 1958.

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